The Glenwood post., 1923-04-12
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Mrs. riora moore came up from
Grand Junction Sunday to visit the
family of her daughter, Mrs. Harrison
Elder.
P. w. Palmer returned Monday from
business trip to Denver.
Mrs. Jack Simmons father, Mr..
Rice, left Saturday for his home at
Delphos, Kansas, after couple weeks
visit with the Simmons family. He
has been in Los Angeles for the winter.
Mrs. Olive Myrick was a Grand
Junction visitor Saturday.
The R. E. Slaughenhoupt FAMILY
moved to Silt, where they have rented
place last week.
Mrs. John Moore will entertain the
Ladies Aid this week.
The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers association was held Tuesday
evening, and the attendance was very
good. Miss Mamie Thomas delighted
the audience with a couple of vocal
solos, and Miss Mabel Brandon of Pail,
SADIE gave an address on "Wholesome
Recreation" which was very interest
ing to all present. After the program
social hour was enjoyed and ice
and cake were served.
There is to be mass meeting at
the Crest theater Wednesday evening
for the discussion of school matters.
The superintendent of schools, Mrs.
Hinton, and Deputy County Treasurer
Mrs. Wallace are expected to be pres
ent.
Woman g club met last week with
Mrs. G. M. Baugh. The topic for roll
call was "How Our Club Can Help
Our Town" Paper, "Know Your
Own Community" Mrs. Greenough.
Mrs. ]. S. Anderson went to Palisade
Saturday to make arrangements for the
annual meeting of the Mesa County
Association of Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs, to be held in Collbran May 26.
Friends here of Miss Rosa Lee will
be interested to learn she sailed for
home April s, from Jaffa, Palestine.
She has been doing missionary work
in the East for many years, and it has
been three years since she was home.
Mrs. Alice Barrow and little daugh-
ter, Leila Nell, went to Grand Junction
last week where they expect to remain
several months with Mrs. Barrow s
brothers, Frank and Orville.
Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Ostrom and Miss
B. Hazel left Thursday for Los Angeles.
They were accompanied to Grand juno
tion by Mrs. George Heflin, and re-
mained there until Friday. They also
expected to stop off at Oakland to
visit relatives.
A few high school students enjoyed
an informal dance at the Gibler apart
ment house Friday evening.
Messrs. Lusche and Coulter planned
a surprise party Friday evening for
Mr.. Coulter's sister, Miss Ora Coulter,
who is keeping house for them. The
affair was in honor of Miss Coulter s
birthday, and all present spent a de-
aghtful evening.
Miss Reba Thomas entertained at
cards Friday evening. The guests
were the Misses Simpson, Allen, Nan
ME Thomas, Louise Miller and Mrs.
Elder.
L. T. Stewart has utilized the nat
ural gas to heat brooders for his
chicks. He now has a flock of four
hundred fifty white Leghorns, thriving
in this novel brooder.
Miss Georgia Stoner and Charles
Holmes were married Friday evening,
April 9, at CLOCK, at the Presby-
terian parsonage, Rev. Mass officiat-
ing. Only relatives and few intimate
friends were present, and the announce
ment came as surprise to DeBeque
friends of the young couple. Both are
very popular young people of this
lace, and will have the best wishes of
a host of friends. The groom recently
engaged in the practice of law in
Grand Junction, and the bride has
been and still is engaged as bookkeep-
er at the Palmer Mercantile company
store.