The Glenwood post., 1924-09-04
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Picnic It 0riszly.

Picnic 1t 0rixzly.
The following enjoyed hamburger
fry and picnic at Grizzly Wednesday
night: Misses Jean Purvis Of Yuma,
Colorado, Geraldine Dickson, Helen
Blaine, Marie Hine and Katherine
Lynch, and Messrs. Frank Mechsu,
Jack Julian, orville Dow and Ted
Torrey.
Celebrates Birthday
With Picnic.
A party Of about thirty pienisked in
the pergola at the Pratt summer home
at Noname last Friday evening, and
celebrated the birthdays Of q. B.
Pratt and M. ]. Mayes, which occur
on the same day.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. M.
j. Mayes and son, Jack, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. R. Pratt and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. E. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. h. 7. Hub
bard and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Cross Mrs. VIM. Gross, Mrs. Ed
Kopp and daughter, Mrs. Bert Cross
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom E. Dever
and son, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Parki-
son and son, Mrs. Harriet Frazier, Mrs.
Anna M. Dever, Lawrence Dever and
Miss Dorothy Taft.
Trout Dinner
At Cobblshurst.
Mrs. L. R. Pratt entertained Monday
evening. with trout dinner which was
served in the pergola at the beautiful
Pratt home at Noname Charlie Dever
and Roland Urquhart were the fisher
men, catching the lovely large trout
which were served.
Covers were faid for Major Pitney
and wife, of Missouri, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
E. Pratt, Mrs. Anna Dever, Lawrence
and Charlie Dever, Roland UrquAsrt
and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mayes and son,
Jack.
Lena May Nelson Surprised >.
Lena May Nelson was given pleas
ant surprise last Thursday when = .
number of her little kindergarten
chums went out to the A. v. Nelson
ranch ON the mesa west Of town and
surprised her.
A delicious dinner was served by
Mrs. Nelson and pleasant day vas
spent together by the youngsters.
Those present were Catherine Keegsn,
Billy Pottenger, Ruth Norve1l, rayflis
Mangnall and Betty Kirchen.
Picnic at Nonams Greek.
The following party picnicked up
Noname creek last Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Ould and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dow and family,
Mr., and Mrs. John CLARKE. M. and
Mrs. o. E. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hubbard, Fred Chapman, Mrs.
Mary Beesley and daughters, Misses
Helen Blaine, Lura Day, Esther Porter
Agnes and Erma Hubbard and Dick
McGuirk.
Breakfast 1t Hids-away.
A jolly party motored to Ms.
Blanche Browne Hide-away picnic
grounds at Noname last Sunday morn
ing and cooked their breakfast.
Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Hope and children, Mrs..
whalen and son, Clyde, from Chicago,
Misses Mary Louise Hayward, Arzslla
Coop, Catherine. Antionette and Julis
Gallo and Messrs. Milton Hayward and
Bernard Hopkins.
Picnic at Rsdstons.
The following motored to Redstone
Labor Day and enjoyed q picnic:
Misses Edith and May MILAN, Mary
Louise Hayward, Julia, Antionette and
Catherine Gallo, Messrs. Ray and
Ralph Kistler, "Hank" Andres, Mil
ton and IJoe Gallo.
Rebckahs Give
Farewell For Member.
At the close Of the regular meeting
of Yampah Rebekah lodge Tuesday
evening the members enjoyed pleas
ant social time and a delicious supper
was served in honor of one Of their
faithful members, Mrs. G. E. Cole, who
will soon leave for California to make
her home. -,
AS a token of their appreciation for
her the members presented Mrs. Cole
Mith a heautiful framad motto entitled