The Glenwood post., 1904-09-10
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We're Glenwood visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Jessca Fry
went up to the Hot Springs Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. E. Riley visited with her
brother, A. T. Hodges, at Crystal over
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Mullens, of Red
Oak, Iowa. opened the Satank school
Monday.
Doctor Lindsay, the dentist, is up
from Glenw ood making one of his reg
uar visits.
Miss Maude Callicotte, of Denver,
will teach the Catherin school the
coming winter.
Henry Lehow is behind the counter
in Dinkel's store during the absence
of j. Sonners
MIS-. Ben Davis and daughter Alga,
of Satank have gone to Iowa on an
extended visit.
Merrick Evans, who has been visit
ing with his grandparents at Marble,
returned Monday.
William Bait, who lives up the
Crystal river, returned Sunday night
from the Worlds fair.
Surveyor Trumbor and assistants
DjSl,i i,,, tbn Va,
Mesa ditch this week.
Mr.. Foley, bank clerk from Den
Yer, is the guest of E. H. Grubb this
week taking his vacation.
Misses Nette Harris and Anna Nc
Carthy went to the Agricultural col
lege at Fort Collins Sunday.
c. Fl. Stephenson, master mechanic
of the G. f. & l., passed through Car
bondale to Redstone Wednesday.
Miss McMann, of Leadville, who is
to teach the Upper Cattle creek school,
was visiting in town Wednesday.
The Redstone band and orchestra
give grand concert and ball at the
Redstone opera house this evening.
Mrs. G. B. Sewell with the children
moved into town from their ranch
Sunday that the children mg ght enter
school.
Mrs. Frank Sweet and children are
moving to Hot Springs for an extended
stay, where they will avail them
selves of the bathing privileges.
Lon Sweet, of Denver, was in town
the latter part of last week looking
over the West Mesa ditch in which he
is largely interested financially.
Miss Fuller will move into the
room occupied by Mrs. Gay and will
carry small stock of notions and
continue the circulating library.
Mrs. Kate Needham teacher of the
Cattle Creek school, has gone to Para
chute to visit with friends before the
opening of the fall term of school
jesse and Guy Needham left for
Fort Collins on Sunday morning
They will both enter the mechanical
department of the Agricultural col
lege.
Miss Flora Finn, of Wray, Colora-
do, has accepted Il position in our
public schools for the coming year.
She will teach the seventh and eighth
grades.
Mrs. Landreth, Cf Fredonia, Kaus.
the mother of Mrs. F. E. Riley and
Mrs. William Bumgartner, came in
Wednesday and will visit with her
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T Napier and
children of Glenwood, and Messrs
Charles and James Johnston were en-
tertained at dinner at the Rhyme
ranch Sunday.
j. O. Needham and Fred Long load
ed up their traps with plenty of grub,
bedding, etc, and struck out for the
White river country hunting ard fish
ing Wednesday.
The public schools of this place
opened Monday with Professor Reed
as principal and Misses Finn Ober-
dorfer and Sisson as assistants. Quite
full attendance is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sonners and lit
tie daughter Gladys took the Midland
for the World Fair and visit to
old Virginia on Tuesday. They ex-
pect to be gone about two months
Civil Engineer Mcneil, of Aspen,
who has been doing some surveying
for Tays and Burnett at Crystal,
passed through town Wednesday badly
crinrled with rheumatiSm He want