The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-02-27
RIFLE BLASTS.

T.. M. Hubert le1t TUESDAY evening
for Denver
F. F. Park was down from Glen
wood Monday.
Wallace Baxter was over from the
Plateau this week.
John Fravert was visitor from
Parachute Saturday.
Milt Ames and E. o. Lloyd were
Meekerites here Sunday
Baer Bros. made a shipment Of
three cars of cattle Sunday to Denver.
Walter Elliott, salesman for Moore's
hard ware at Denver, did Rifle Satur-
day.
Chas. Chat6eld came over from
Sulphur Saturday to welcome the
folks
Mrs. Nell Barnes of Salt Lake came
in Monday and will visit friends for
some time.
Chas Collins came in with the
K-T cattle Saturday to assist in
driving them.
Adolph Baer came down from Lead
vile and went out to his K-T ranch
above Meeker Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Kavenaugh who has
spent the last three months in Salt
Lake returned home Monday.
Curtis Jacobs, Chas Clauson and
V. g. Mills were Eagleites registered
at the Clark Hotel the last of the
week.
A ten pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Ramsey
last Thursday morning. Mother and
boy are doing fine.
were in our city Wednesday on their
return from Basalt where they had
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs Charles Durant returned
Thursday morning from three weeks
stay in Denver, having been at Saint
Anthony hospital for treatment. She
is much improved in health.
Jack Davis, president and manager
of the Hugus stores came in from
Denver Monday on business. Mr..
Davis left for DeBeque Wednesday
morning to visit the store there.
Charles G. Boor returned Wednes-
day morning from a visit to his old
home, Hamilton, Missouri. His sis
ter, Miss Flora Boor, accompanied
him and will make Rifle her home in
the future.
1. W. Chatfield arrived from Denver
Saturd and will make Rifle their
future home. Mr.. Chatfield having
extensive stock interests on Piceance
that he found it necessary to get closer
to his ranch and cattle
Mrs. Moylle will erect business
block on her lots next to the McLearn
Mercantile company. Ground was
broken Wednesday afternoon. AZ
spring weather begins Rifle puts forth
the usual building activity.
Miss Minnie Moorehouse received
news last Thursday of the serious ill
ness of her sister in Kansas. She
dismissed her school in District No. 6
where she was teaching and left on
the evening train for her sisters
home.
J. L. Mcdowell has resigned his
posi- ton as manager with }. w. HUI
gus & Co., and will embark in gen
eral commission business. Mr.. Nc
Dowell's resignation takes effect
March LIST. His successor has not been
named at this writing.
| Lee Noren drove in Sunday evening
with W. q. Choate from the Meeker
and Bear river country where he had
gone on business. While away he
visited the Curry Bros. horse ranch
and looked over some thoroughbreds
They returned to New Castle Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs.
Davis, Misses Matte Fuller, Iona
Maxwell, Maude Dorrell, Messrs Wal
ter Maxwell, Clint Olsen, Harry F.
Brannon, Dick Prendergrast Jr., Dolph
Pretti, and Pete Cozza were Antlerites
to attend the Colonial mask ball here
Monday evening.
Rev. Horace Mann and wife enter
tanned the following friends from
Divide creek at their home, Mann
Cliff View, Rife Heights, on Satur-
day and Sunday: Mrs. Ella Summers,
Misses Della Bum, Eunice and Nellie
Ewers and Mrs W. J. Holmes. Elmer
Chapman and Master Joseph Ewers.
J. L. Wright of Leadville, grand
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