The Glenwood post., 1904-03-12
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest from NeighbC-ing Towns
Gathered BY Our Corps of Special Reporters
RIFLE BLASTS.

Joe Tagert was down from Carbon
dale the last of the week.
Geo. Pearson was down from New
Castle the last of the week.
Howard Bartlett returned from
Grand Junction Wednesday.
o. S. Davis came up from Palisade
and visited friends Saturday.
P. j. Davis was down from Davis
Point after a load of lumber.
H. D. Penny and son, William We're
in from Divide creek Saturday.
john c. Schultz was over from his
Piceance creek ranch Saturday.
Cy. Farwell was over from his
Piceance creek homestead Friday.
j. B Hurlburt and wife were up
from Parachute visiting friends Sat
urday and Sunday.
John Hunter and Ed Boudle left
Thursday morning.
w. w. Sullivan and A. Bergeron,
piano statesmen, were doing business
here the first of the week.
DIR. o. l.. Mccartney of Glenwood
was down Friday and Saturday on his
regular trip doing dentistry work.
J. G. Silver was down from Glen
wood several days the first of the
week taking orders for spring suits.
r. B. Marks came over Tuesday
ard will be installed as night man at
the depot, vice W. l.. Schoield
resigned
]. W. Richards came up from Pail
SADIE Saturday evening and visited
with his family returning Tuesday
morning.
Will Calhoun stopped off Saturday
evening while on his way home from
Parachute to New Castle and took in
\ the social dance.
Q. Cato left for Salt Lake Tuesday
night to purchase machinery and sup
plies for their placer mines on the
Dolores river, Utah.
Geo. w. Saint came down from
Glenwood Saturday and went out to
the II L ranch with G. ]. S. Hoover
for a visit of several days.
Geo. Smith of Meeker shipped two
cars of horses Friday to the eastern
<smarket., Baer Bros. shipped car of
cattle to Leadville Sunday.
Lee Anderson and J. Anderson
came down from New Castle last week
and are busy with teams this week
cleaning the railroad stockyards.
Jerry Pierce of Leadville returned
from two weeks stay at his White
river ranch He reports that cattle
and stock wintered we'll in that valley
this season.
w. G. Shelly returned Saturday
from Grand Junction where he had
visited for some weeks. Charley ex-
poets to start for the Alberta country
in few days .tf
Fred Gordon came down from Glen
wood Saturday night and in company
with Game Warden Higgins of Grand
, Junction left for the White river
country Sunday.
Ed. F. Kennon, formerly popular
Grand valley cattleman now located
over in Browns Park, was over last
of the week after supplies and trans
eActing business
Bert Hammel of Aspen was down
from Glenwood several days of this
week collecting data for the history of
the Western Slope to be put out in
the near future.
Stanley B. Coffin left Saturday eve
ming for Salida where he will remain
Z looking after business interests for
SsSpe six weeks. Otto Hahnewald will
look after Mr.. Coffin cattle during
his absence.
Miss Maude Martin resumed her
duties in the schoolroom Monday aft
er being absent Thursday and Friday
suffering from an attack of la grippe.
Miss Ora Brenton substituted during
Miss Martins illness.
John Hunter loaded his engine here
Tuesday and shipped it to Cisco,
Utah, where it will be taken to the
placer field on the lower Dolores river
to be used ID pumping water in wash
ing out the yellow metal.
A. Ruppe drove F. W. Popple up
from Parachute Tuesday. Mr.. Popple
recently returned from spending the
winter in New York and will be very
busy this spring with his Wilcox ca
- nal and land improvements.