The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-02-13
RIFLE BLASTS.

R. R. Rodda was down from Glen
wood Monday.
W. B. Collins spent several days
here selling fire exiting shers.
Miss Margaret Clement of Silt Wis
tied friends here Saturday and Sun
day.
j. H. Coltharp w. Koehler and
Bert Wetmore were Meekerites here
Monday.
Oddly Station visited friends here
Saturday, returning to Glenwood the
same day.
}. F. Fleming. the Red Cliff lum-
herman, was a business visitor the
first of the week.
Miss Maggie Scott came up Satur-
day evening from Parachute and Wis
tied over Sunday with the home folks.
J. B. Deacon and ALT Tichenor
came over Monday with bunch Of
horses for the McLearn Mercantile
company.
Jerry Pierce Of Leadville was a
passenger on Tuesdays stage for
Meeker, being on his way over to
his ranch.
Sidney Moyle returned from Tellu.
ride Sunday night where he had been
for several months member of Troop
d of Meeker.
Miss M. L. Moriarty of Denver
came in Sunday morning and will
visit with her friend Mrs. c. c.
Compton for several weeks.
Mrs. H. G. Bedwell, sister of Mrs.
C. C. Compton, came in on Saturday $
evening train and visited with her
sister returning home to Grand June
tion Tuesday morning
Chas. Durant and wife left Satur-
day evening for Denver where Mrs
Durant will enter ST. Anthony $
hospital for the purpose of having an
operation performed and receiving
treatment. Mr.. Durant will return
the last of the week.
c.. J. S. Hoover was about towr
Saturday. Mr.. Hoover remains stead
fast to his crntches although he will
be able to discard them in the near
future as he is almost recovered from
his injuries received some two months
ago while hauling logs.
H. L. Sheppard came in Friday
night from Cripple Creek, being sum
moned to his brothers home on Upper
White river by the serious illness of
his little neice, Susan Sheppard. His
brother, L. c. Sheppard of Norfolk,
Virginia, followed on Sunday
DR.. LeRossignol returned from Den
yer Sunday where he accompanied
Mrs. LeRossignol The doctor reports
the condition of Mrs LeRossigno the
very best. The operation at ST. An
thongs hospital removing assesses
about the stomach was successful and
a speedy recovery is now assured.
Joe Selby and Simp Harp each
shipped two cars of cattle Wednesday
afternoon. Joe Ralston and Simp
Harp shipped one car each of horses.
Thad Harp went out with Simp's
stock. The horses will be unloaded
at Council Grove, Kansas. and sold
there while the cattle will go on to
Kansas City or Omaha.
A sleighing party consisting of
leila Corwin, Lilly Todd and Vera
Pearson, Messrs. Orville and Raleigh
Hutchings; Walter Hasley and j. R,
Munro had delightful time Monday
evening. The young people were
served with refreshments at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Elrod, after
which they returned to town much
pleased with the evenings outing.
Captain George Green, privates
Albert l.. sutten, Ben Scudder. James
Nance, L. G. Olwin c. R. Lunon of
Troop D came in Monday evening on
No. from Telluride where they have
done duty as Ioughriders for several
weeks past. Gus Merritt, Perry Sper
lock and A. B. Walters came in Tues
day afternoon with horses and equip
ments. The boys are on furlough
till further orders and left Wednesday
morning for their home at Meeker.
A fine young fellow weighing ten
pounds made his arrival Sunday morn