The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
CARBoNDALE CARPINGs.

A. J. Hogan Of Aspen was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Edgerton was in Glen
wood Sunday
Mrs. Frank sholtz of Gulch was
here shopping on Tuesday.
Mrs. D. W. Shores and daughter
May were in Glenwood Tuesday.
Lehow & Muritt are working on
the new hume of the Dinkel ditch.
j. o. Needham and A. s. Thomson
were at Glenwood Tuesday on bust
ness.
o. W. Station and Miss Frances
Ferris of Glenwood were on our streets
Friday last
Mr.. Baird of the National Biscuit
company was casting bread on the
waters Monday
Mrs. Oscar Holland and Miss Free
man of Redstone drove down to Glen
wood on Saturday
Miss Ira Freeman of Redstone was
the guest of Mrs. Oscar Holland Sat
urday and Sunday.
James Brown postmaster and man
ager of the Supply store at Redstone
was visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Pings, who has been visit
ing in Aspen for two weeks past, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
The Carbondale Reading club held
their regular weekly meeting at the
home of Mrs. j. Zimmerman
d. l.. Griffith of the Continental
Shoe company of Chicago was inter
viewing our merchants Saturday.
L. F. Elliott, representing the
Kendall Shoe company of Kansas City,
was doing business here Monday.
A. ]. Silverhart of Aspen, who
owns nice property in Satank, has
been in town this week looking after
business.
W. NJ. Reed, who worked few
days on the Item as printer, passed
through on his wheel to visit with his
wife at Redstone Sunday.
G. H. Hildridge of Denver, general
manager of the American Refrigerator
Transit Car company, was in town
looking after shipments the past week.
Charles johnson of the Item wont
admit it,-but it's fact just the
same--went to Denver Sunday, re-
turning Tuesday morning He is
sly duck.
Dave Harris was down to.. ..Glenwood
Saturday to absorb little of that ra.
dium in the pool. Dave thinks he
got about dollars worth anyway.
Great thing, that radium.
A niece of Joe Johns with her fam
lily from Virginia and who is in very
poor health, has moved here hoping
the climate may be of benefit. They
are occupying the house on joel s place
Mr.. Carlson, the automobile man,
had our citizens as well rs horses on
tiptoe last Saturday as he sailed over
our paved streets. 1t was the first
many of our people had seen and was
a beauty.
Sweet and Jessup of the west mesa
ditch had w. H. Trumbor, surveyor,
and Tom Goodrich. assistant, running
some new lines on their work 1t is
generally understood they are pushing
the work vigorously.
A. R. Burnett of Aspen, who is in
terested in Crystal mines, was in town
Wednesday accompanied by his sister.
They were laying in stock of sup
plies for the summer work and will
go on to Crystal at once.
T. M. Gibp, superintendent of
Crystal River railro.d, was a visitor
Saturday. T. NJ. has a wise look out
of his off eye as if political honors
were his for the taking. This con
gressional district is none too large
for him.
Mrs. A. c. Hughes, wife of Mr.
Hughes of the Valley Mercantile com
pany, and their FIVE children arrived
from Charlton, Iowa, on Saturday last
and A. G. and his family are com
fortably domiciled In the Hartman
house in West Carbondale.
Del Weant received telegram
Monday announcing the dangerous
illness of his brother, l. c. Weant of
Caldwell. Idaho. Del took the even
ing Rio Grande and was Joined at
Rifle by R. E. Weant, another broth
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