The Glenwood post., 1904-03-05
CARBONDALE EARRINGS.

| II. L. fearsOn OF ReustOne WIS
visitor Saturday.
Bert Shearer was Glenwood Wis
itor on Monday.
R. h Tucker of Leadville passed
through on Tuesday.
Frank Sweet went to Denver Mon
day evening Oh business.
Miss Parker of New Castle is visit
ing with Mrs L. E. Johns.
W. J. Bumgartner is moving into
the house of P. D. Williams
A. j. Miles OF the Denver Post was
in town two or three days the past
week rounding up subscri bers.
Mrs Cox of Denver is visiting
with her brother and sister, J. H.
Hartman and Mrs. W. j. Hasley.
Joe and Frank Evans left Monday
evening for Chico, California. where
they have work at the carpenter trade.
C. NJ. Tally of Denver, representing
Parlin & Orendorff Implement compa
ny, was interviewing our merchants
Monday.
Judge and Mrs Childs were in
Pueblo the past week called to the
bedside of their son George who has
been quite sick.
Mrs. Fennimore has moved to the
Hermiston ranch Of Croal & Phillips
at Emma where she will keep house
for the boys this season.
Marshall Leggett is enclosing city
pound to care for the rowing quadru
peds. There are a few bipeds of the
genus homo that might be run in.
The city council is deepening and
re- walling the West Carbonate city
we'll which is greatly appreciated by
the denizens of that part of the burg.
Mrs. Chas. Troutman started Tues
t day evening for Princeton, California,
to join her husband They have pur-
chased land and expect to build at
once.
Mrs T. OBryan of Crystal stopped
off in Carbondale with Mrs. Dinkel
for short visit Mrs. o Bryan is on
her way east to make her home per-
; manently.
Hon. W. M. Dinkel took the Rio
Grande train for Denver Tuesday
I evening to purchase new stock and no
doubt get few political pointers on
the way.
Mrs Vaughn, who has been keep.
ing house on the Croall ranch near
Emma, will keep house for her son,
Tom Robinson, on the Sebree ranch
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Pattison re-
turned from Denver Sunday. Mr..
Pattison laid in a large stock of farm
machinery which is coming in car
lots every day.
P. d. Williams and family left for
Gridley. California, on Tuesday even
ing. Mr. Williams has bought
Slldll IL ull lLupIoNCu, anu GA
poets to make it his home.
A. S. Thomson of the Boyle Com
mission company was at New Castle
on Tuesday looking after spuds. He
carried home three potatoes that can
only be estimated by the yard.
Miss Baker of Aspen is visiting
with the family of R. L. Sherwood
short time and will go to Coalbasin
where she has accepted position as
one of the teachers in the schools of
that place.
Mrs. A. g. voight occupied the
pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday
morning much to the edification of
the audience. She also remained for
the Epworth league meeting in the
evening. The league meetings are
always interesting and the house is
usually full.
r. j. Copeland, labor agent for the
C. F. & l. company. was in town
Monday on his way to Gulch for the
| purpose OF opening up the coal mines
at that place. He stated that an OPP
portnnity was first offered their old
help but if they did not take their
places that new men would be sent in
at once.
There was great broncho busting
contest pulled off on the commons Of
West Carbonate last Saturday, the
parties most concerned were the boys
and the burros The first premium
was awarded to Frank Tucker, the
second to Grover Banner and the third
to Meric Evans. Quite crowd gath
cred to see the fun.
BASALT BUBBLES.
Mrs Ada Robinson of Aspen Ia Wis.