The Glenwood post., 1904-04-09
CARBONDALE EARRINGS.


Sam Cramer of Basalt was a visitor
on Saturday.
L. M. Kimball of Denver was
business caller on Monday.
Horace Yewell of Glenwood was
visiting with his brother AL. this
week.
Mrs. O. L. Mccartney of Glenwood
is visiting with her mother, MIS-.
Williams.
~. James Kane and W. T. Scherar of
i0sand Junction are looking over the
country this week.
The Reading club held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs Del
Weant ON Saturday.
M. B. Hoffman, the genial Missouri
Pacific man, was around drumming
up business Tuesday
J. F. Price, representing M. E.
Smith & Co., Omaha, was calling on
our merchants this week.
l. A. Underwood moved from the
Wickliffe house to the Robinson house
on Third street last week.
Richard Roberts was 30 unfortunate
as to have one of his feet badly crushed
by wagon running over it.
Tom and Steve Vinegar returned
from Norrie Saturday where they have
been working in sawmill.
James Martin of Sopris creek left
for California Monday evening where
they will make their future home.
H. c. Jessup has sold his home on
Third street to R. L. Sherwood and
moved to one of the Sweet houses.
The Ladies' Aid society made up a
party to celebrate the birthday of Mrs.
Vaughn on the Sebree ranch Wednes-
day.
D. W. Shores was visitor to Delta
Saturday and Sunday to see his mother
who has been in poor health for some
time past.
Grafton Bowles and Clyde Null
vaney went to Canon creek Saturday
to visit with Robert Bowles They
returned Monday.
Perry White left Saturday for Iii
nois and other points in the east. He
expects to visit the st. Louis show
before returning.
Miss Helen Tandy was quite se-
verely bitten by vicious dog belong
ing to ]. H. Mur6tt. That dog needs
killing, sure and quick.
otto Mayer of Hox Smith Furnish
ing company, st. Joseph, Misso uri,
was fitting out our merchants with
spring stock of furniture on Monday.
Ernest Lehow came down from Red.
stone Wednesday. He walks on
crutches now as result Of getting one
of his feet badly crushed on freight
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Weant of Rifle
we're visitors with Del Weant on Fri
day. Mr.. Weant returned home in
the evening and Mrs. Weant remained
for few days visit.
Fred johnson. secretary of the
State Stock Growers association, was
the guest of E. H. Grubb Sunday.
On Monday they went to Rife looking
after cattle interests of that section.
Prof o. S. Davis, formerly of this
place, was calling on friends Friday
and Saturday. The professor was on
his way to Golden where he has
secured position as principal of the
State Industrial school for boys.
The Dan Mccarthy ranch up the
valley was sold Monday to Sam Gel
= gle. 1t is generally understood a
round price was paid. Mr.. Geigle
expects to move to his new purchase
soon. If Sam keeps on raising
"spuds'', he will own good chunk
of this valley.
The Congo Concert company gave
one of the most enjoyable shows at
the City hall Friday evening last that
our people have heard for some time.
They have given us return date for
April 8 and probabilities are they will
have full house.
The Misses Cornish of Redstone ac-
companied by Ernest Lehow came
down to our city on hand car. They
visited in the home of Mrs. Barrier.
As going back was an up hill pull the
help Of Guy Needham was enlisted
It's lots of fun to pull hand car W
. hill