The Glenwood post., 1923-03-08
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DE BEQUE NEWS

Ch0rle6 dOlme6 went TO Grand juno
tion Sunday. He will practice law in
the office of Attorney Hickman.
Mrs. Olive Myrick entertained the
teachers at a party Friday evening.
w. ID. Blaine of Glenwood spent
Saturday in DeBeque.
The DeBeque boys basketball team
played the Mesa team Friday evening.
The Mesa boys won, the score being
IA to 10.
Catherine Quincy received the high
est mark in the local spelling contest,
her grade being ninety eight, and will
represent this school at the county
contest
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. C. L. Odem last week.
They held their annual election of
officers. Mrs. Anderson was elected
president. Mrs. Oglvy, secretary; Mrs.
Odem, treasurer.
Mrs. Flasche recently purchased the
Rex Barrow cottage and has had it
moved from Mrs. Greenough's place
ut the end Of Denver avenue to the
formers town property.
Howard McMullen of Grand juno
tion was in DeBeque Wednesday.
c. F. Davis went to Pueblo Wednes-
day, having received word that his
mother was seriously i'll.
Mr.. Hanley returned last week from
Grand Junction, and is able to get
about on crutches.
The insurance on the school build.
ing which burned has been paid in
full.
Mrs. 8. B. Fralick is home from q
three weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Lloyd Fitzpatrick, at Collbran.
Frank Scott passed away Thursday
March l, at his home on Brush creek
after an illness of two years duration
He was forty-three years of age and
well and favorably known, having
lived here many years. The deceased
leaves mother, Mrs. Lydia Scott, two
sisters, Mrs. Fred Harris of Roar
creek, and Mrs. j. s. King of Grand
Junction, and six brothers, g. W..
Fred, II. M, Howard, William and z
D. Scott. The funeral services wer.
held at the church in DeBeque Satur
day afternoon, Rev. Brownell conduct
ing the services which We're attended
by very large number of friends and
neighbors of the family.
The Woman's club meets this week
with Mrs. May Greenough. Topic fo,
roll call is "How I Would Spend 8
Million Dollars" Paper, Cuisines
Cycles" Mrs. Ruth Quigley.
Misses Mary and Margaret Kroeger
who have been visiting relatives here
left Wednesday on No. 16 for thei,
home at Durango, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. King and Mrs. s
G. McMullen came up from GRAND
Junction to attend the funeral OF
Frank Scott Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Scott was Mrs. Kings brother.
Mrs. Birnie Mitchell, who has beer
visiting relatives here, left Friday te
join her husband at Trinidad. They
expect to go on to Oklahoma from
there
J. 9. Hardison was Grand juno
tion visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Fitch and Miss Rache
Bishop returned. Monday from Min
turn where they have spent the winter
Mr.. Fitch will return April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Montgomery and
Mrs. Greenough entertained the Missel
Mary and Margaret Kroeger and MI
and Mrs. Allen Hight and family al
dinner Sunday.
The missionary program prepared
for last Sunday was postponed on &C
count of the inclemency of the
weather.
Mrs. Margaret Hayes is the mother
of baby girl born Tuesday, Marcel
6, at the hospital in Grand Junction
Mother and baby are getting alont
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @ Harris wer,
Grand Junction visitors Wednesday.