The Glenwood post., 1904-03-05
RIFLE BLASTS.

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wood Wednesday.
Capt. L. A. Myrick was visitor
from DeBeque Friday.
Cbas. Fravert returned Sunday from
a business trip to Denver
Geo Parmenter was in town
Wednesday from Parachute
Ed s. Hughes of Glenwood made
Rifle business call Tuesday.
Perry Boise and Jim Wallace were
over from Piceance this week.
W. ]. Toepfer was doing business
here from Glenwood Wednesday.
Mrs. James Neal Jr. is able to be
ont after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs Sam Hymes of New Castle
was passenger on Sundays stage for
Meeker.
DR.. D. |. Fletcher of Glenwood
practiced his profession here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Geneir and Miss Mar
garet Clement of Silt visited friends
here Saturday.
John Nelson was down from New
Castle on business several days the
last of the week.
]. E. Stauffer is on the sick list
this week. Frank Leyner is looking
after the drug store.
Mrs. Roy UT visited from the
Clark ranch with Mrs. c. NJ. Donell
Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. L. Brosius came over Sunday
from Montrose and will visit with his
brother Jack for a week.
Simp Harp of Meeker returned from
Kansas City Tuesday where he had
gone to market some cattle.
Miss Mamie Kavenaugh left Mon
day morning for Salida where she
goes to keep house for her father.
= e. B. Wakefield, the Grand juno
ton beet sugar man, was making con
tracts with our ranchmen this week
Mrs Chas Fravert and daughter
Dorothy returned from visit to Glen
wood and Carbondale Sunday evening.
Mrs Geo. H. Clark left Monday
morning for Denver where she will
visit friends and relatives for some
time.
, Rooster Wilson, one of Grand val
ley's old time cowboys, was about
town Friday and Saturday shaking
hands with old friends.
Jack Brosius and John Elrod re-
turned from Glenwood Wednesday
morning, having been excused from
serving as jurors.
The residence of Mrs. Moylle has
been moved on her lot next to the
Leyner property, making way for the
new store building to be- erected at
once.
A social dance was given at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Austin north of town Friday evening.
Those present from town report jolly
time.
Rev. Leonard Thompson, pastor of
the Christian church at Grand juno
ton, came up Sunday morning and is
holding series of revival meetings
at the M. E. church this week.
Miss T. E. Tillippii. one of the
efficient and popular trained nurses at
the Salida hospital who has been here
attending Mrs. c. c. Compton, left
Friday morning for her home.
Capt. ]. NJ. Watson came down
from New Castle Monday to look aft
er his Rifle Falls ranch. The captain
wishes to sell his ranch as he antici-
pates journey to California in the
near future.
Noe Luxen. Dick Mayor, Fremont
Dixon, George Clark. Paddy Eagan,
Jack Brosius and John Elrod we're
among those who are counting this
week in Glenwood. Most of the
above number were summoned as
jurors.
Mrs. Frank Squier left Tuesday
night for California where she goes to
regain her former health which has
been very poorly lately. Her many
friends will hope to see her return
having received what she has sought
for.
Last Chance Ditch company held a
meeting at the McLearn building
Tuesday afternoon. Ed McLearn,
president; Fred Cram, secretary and
treasurer and Sam McLearn, fore
nan, were the officers elected for the
Ensuing term.