The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-05-14
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.


was in town Wednesday
John Thomas went to Aspen Fri
day, returning Saturday.
d. g. Edgerton was in the county
seat Wednesday on business.
William Bolton of Redstone was
doing business here Tuesday.
c. H. Kellar. manager of the Red
stone Inn, was in town Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Dorr of Glenwood was in
town Tuesday looking after beef cattle
Jason G. Palmer of Virginia bought
the Duncan McTavish cottage and has
moved into it.
Mrs. j. W. Zimmerman was Glen
wood visitor on Saturday, returning
Sunday morning.
You might keep this standing no
tice-E. H. Grubb went to Denver
Tuesday on important business.
Mrs s. P. Sloss of Sloan and Mrs.
]. h Vandeventer of Basalt were
guests of Mrs. Gay Wednesday.
E. l. Faierr, representing the Harg-
adm McKittrick Dry Goods company
of ST. Louis, was doing business with
our merchants on Tuesday.
Farmers in the Carbondale district
are heels over head in work now plant
ing potatoes The acreage will be
largely increased over last season
Mrs. o. D. Sebree, our postmistress
who was attending the P. NJ convt n
ton at Denver. returned to her home
Sunday morning and reports very
pleasant time.
F. H. A. Lyle and Alex Thomson
with party of ladies came up from
Glenwood Sunday on horseback ard
were the guests of George Young on
the Mesa ranch.
Mrs. George Swigert left for her
old home in Indiana Sunday night to
!. be gone for month or six weeks.
George is worse than ever since the
Charles johnson of the Item was a
Glenwood visitor Sunday. Nothing
clean. OF course he didn't take the
Office towel; it was no use.
Mrs. F. X. Rickelman, formerly OF
Gulch and whose husband is now
I manager of the Berwin c. F. & l.
store, has been visiting with Mrs. "
T. Brown of the Rio Grande.
Mrs H. Edgerton went to Denver
last week with their baby that has
been quite sick for some time, that il
might have the best medical attention.
Reports come that the child is recov
ering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Osgood, accom-
panied by Doctor Corwin OF the c. F..
& l. hospital at Pueblo and Mr.. Bates,
the architect of Denver, drove down
from Redstcne on Monday and after a
short stop went on to Glenwood
The Big Four ranch people have
just finished what we dare say is one
of the finest fumes in the state. 1t
is 100 feet long and is round, being
three feet in diameter and has ca
pacity to carry Thirty feet of water.
The work was done by Lehow & Muir
fit As you look at it from the road
it looks like some great serpent wind
ing its way around the sides of the
hill.
Fate Girdner, that good natured
s. everybody's friend has been suffering
for some time past with very sore
eyes. On Monday the pain became
unbearable and he went to Glenwood
to consult a physician and was urged
to lose no time in consulting an ocu
list. He at once left for Denver. A
letter from him Wednesday brought
the information that he would proba
bis lose the left eye as an abscess had
formed that would destroy the sight.
Everybody sympathizes with Fate in
his misfortune.
Deputy Sheriff Mohn with assist
ants, William Crisman Horace Half
and Fred Herwick, came to Carbon
dale Monday and arrested five of the
Spring Gulch strikers who have fol
some time been encamped on the Edg
erton ranch. After placing them il
the lookup in charge of Marshall Leg
gett, they went to the Gulch and ar
rested eight more, who were also
brought down and placed in the city
Jail. In the evening all were taker
to the Glepwood jail. We under
stand they are charged with intimi
dating the men who are now at worl
in the mine They were, mostly Ital
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