The Glenwood post., 1904-04-02
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CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

fornia Tuesday.
E. D. Tandy and Con Wald drove
to Basalt Monday evening.
H. w. Lee of st. Louis was attend.
ing to business here Monday.
Mr. Livingston, manager Of the
Yampah Mills. was business visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Fulton and children
started to Summerset, Virginia, Mon
day evening.
Miss Campbell Of Crystal took the
Tuesday evening Rio Grande for
Logan, Iowa.
Mrs. H. P. Williams and Miss
Georgia Rhyme were Glenwood visit
ors Saturday.
Miss Florence Page is visiting with
= her sister Edna at the Ell Jebel ranch
of George Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bowles of
Canon creek drove up Saturday to
visit with their parents.
D. w. Shores drove to Glenwood
and returned Sunday with that spank
ing team Of drivers of his.
Mrs Abe Thompson of Sopris, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
o. d. Sebree, returned to her home
Friday.
Mrs AL Ferris of Aspen, who has
been visiting Miss Freeman of Red
stone, returned to her home on
Wednesday.
H. B. Wakefield of Grand Junction
was in town Thursday rounding up
the beet growers and getting ready for
planting season.
Max Grubb surprised all his friends
by stepping off the train Tuesday
morning. He has been in the North
west since last spring.
Report from Mrs Bert Wilkins is
that she is recovering nicely from the
effects of severe operation she under
went in the hospital at Denver.
Doctor Price, the popular veterinary
of Grand Junction, was attending
the afflicted horses and cattle of this
community during the past week.
We are to be favored with another
minstrel show on Friday night, too
late for notice. We seem to be pc
culiarly blessed with the colored
variety of late.
L. d. Jennison of Glen wood and
Robert Sinclair of Grand Junction
came in Thursday to work ON the
telephone lines. The gang all moved
to Emma on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Thompson, daughter
of Mrs Ward Tucker, returned to her
home in sopris Tuesday evening after
two weeks visit She was accom-
panied by her mother.
F. j. Sheldon has opened up
blacksmith shop in the brick building
on Third street. Mr.. Sheldon has
been engaged for some time past on
the tipple at Redstone and he comes
highly recommended.
Miss Lucille Fisher, who is visiting
at the home of ]. H. Murfitt, was
properly surprised by the Carbondsle
young people on Wednesday evening.
As it usually happens at surprise
party, everybody had good time. A
fine luncheon was served.
1t is Will Holgate that is stepping
high these days-came up to the drug
store and bought ont the stock of
soothing syrup and castoria and other
necessary articles-It is boy.
Mother and son doing nicely, but Will
is in precaIious condition.
The commodious home of D. g. Ed
gerton was thrown open to the good
people of Carbondale for real old
fashioned dime social and we guess
everybody with their wives and
children were there, and to say they
had good time expresses 1t mildly.
1t was under the supervision OF the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society.
Quite large number of the farmers
Of the celebrated Caibondale potato
district went to Glenwood on Satur-
day to attend the potato convention
with a view of learning some new
points from the experts and others
who have given the matter technical
study. The addresses of Professors
Paddock and Rolls were interesting
and instructive. The practical exper-
fence of the Bliss Brothers of Greeley
was very helpful and Mr.. Sharpe, who
is president of the state board Of the
Agricultural college gave some dis
torted views Of his idea of bacteria
which hrOu1ht down the hOuse and