The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23
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out with cattle Monday
W. p Kennedy and family came
down Friday from the county seat to
visit with friends.
J. C. Gentry of Meeker was in town
Monday having been over at Buena
Vista on legal turn.
Roy Marker left Monday for Salida
where he goes to accept a position
in the Rio Grande shops.
Geo. L. Howard has purchased the
lumber yards of c. M. Donnell and
will take possession Feb. lst
Miss A. E. LeRossignol of Toronto,
Canada, came in Thursday and is Wis
iting her brother, DR.. LeRossigrol
w. E. Saltmarsh of Meeker returned
from trip to Denver Sunday morning,
going home in the afternoon in pri
vate conveyance.
Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Purtee have
ledseu tue TosiucuCe VI MISS LOU DurCu
and are comfortably settled and will
make Rifle their home in the future.
DR.. Dymenberg returned Monday
morning from three months stay in
New York City where he has received
post graduate course in medical and
surgical science at the Lyingin Hos
pital. Medical institute.
Mesdames o. B. Fleming. F. W.
Leyner, 1. NJ. Kellogg, J. Neal and
Selby were among the ladies of the
Rifle Reading club who visited with
the New Castle club last Saturday
The ladies report most delightful
visit.
Walter S. Parker of San Luis valley
came over and visited with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Parker.
He left Thursday evening" accompa
MED by his brother Owen, for Hum
bolt county, California, where they
expect to locate.
Wess Seamans left Tuesday even
| ing for Glorietta, New Mexico, where
he goes to relocate a rich mineral find
uncovered by him 90 years ago. If
the same rich find is located Rifle cap
ital will form company for its devel-
opment at once.
Geo. Archer, Ed. Wolcott, Il. M.
Brown; and Louie Barthell, Troopers
Co. d Meeker, Colorado, came in
Wednesday evening from Ophir, Col
orado, having been on duty in that
district for some weeks. They are
now discharged and were enroute home
with horses, baggage and equipments.
BY some hook or crook the wedding
last Wednesday evening didn't take
place. at least Alvin says it's all a
mistake. 1t was rumored that this
was the Wednesday. All the boys are
ready for you, Alvin, with cowbells,
tin pans, etc. and we will be most
sure we are right, then look ont,
we're coming.
Mr.. and Mis-. ]. P. Schimerhorn
left Friday morning for an extended
visit at their old home. Sedgwick.
Kansas. They will also visit at Gal
weston and other Texas points before
returning. They expect to be absent
three months and have engaged Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Purtee to run their
dinner station during their absence.
Mrs. Flora c. Hendrie has resigned
her posi- ton as teacher in our schools
here to take up more lucrative one
in the Denver schools. We regret
losing such a valuable teacher at this
time. Mrs. Hendrie has proven her
self very efficient and has made host
of warm friends here. Prof. E. l.
Hawk no doubt is to be selected tc
succeed Mrs. Hendrie.
Phil Phillips had narrow escape
from being gored to death late Mon
day afternoon by an angry COW. Phi
went to the lot to look after the COW
which had very young calf wher
she became angered by his presence
and lit iE on him. The fact that tht
brute was dehorned saved him his life,
as when he was rescued from his posi-
ton he was badly bruised about the
head and body though not seriously
hurt
The New Castle Dramatic company
gave splendid rendition of the com