The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-02-06
RIFLE BLASTS.

Frank Dewitt of Glenwood is Wis
ting in town this week.
Milt Hubert was business visitor
to Grand Junction Tuesday.
H. D. Penny was over from his
Divide creek ranch Tuesday.
Chas. Chattield is over from his
Piceance creek ranch this week.
N. A. Wall is out again after
series of attacks of rheumatism.
Tom Doyle of New Castle visited
John Nelson and friends here Sunday.
L. s. Phillips of Delta is over visit
ing week with his son "A. E. Phil
lips
Chas. Collins is over from Meeker
this week. He is riding for the X
T ranch
H, B. Wakefield has been here all
of this week contracting for acreage
for sugar beets.
d. Roberts, the Grand Junction
mill man, was up from his burg this
week selling bread stuffs.
T. E. Bailey, one of Parachute's
prosperous men, was business visit
or to our burg Tuesday.
A number of Rifles young people
attended the dance at the Antlers
school house Friday night
The Rifle Telephone company held
business meeting at the Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday evening.
Miss Gertrude Hilliker who is
teaching at Antlers this term was
shopping in our burg Saturday.
Rev. Horace Mann will close very
successful series of reviv-l meetings
on Divide creek this coming Friday.
Capt. l.. A. Myrick was visitor
from DeBeque the first of the week,
being on business connected with the
forest preserves.
A. c. Moulton, manager of the
Hugus company at Meeker, came in
on Tuesdays stage and went out to
Denver on business.
Mr.. and Mrs George Clark, VIM.
Cram, J. L. Mcdowell and George
Hald were the Ritieites who took in
the big Elks ball at Glenwood.
Chas. Cato and Harry Gibler have
completed the task of putting in
switchboards and making connections
for the Garfield County Telephone
company.
r. R. Bittinger. manager of the
Montgomery Land & Cattle company,
made shipment of cattle numbering
some $50 head from the local stock
yards to Omaha Monday.
Rev. E. N. Mallery of Meeker is
assisting Rev s. H. Slutz in reviv al
services. Much good work has been
accomplished and the meetings are to
be continued through this week.
Mrs Mary Murphy has been very
i'll the last week. Her son William
who has been at St Louis for some
eighteen months was advised of his
mothers serious illness and arrived
Wednesday morning to remain with
her until she fully RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Emma Taughenbaugh and
son Willie came in from Seattle,
Washington Sunday morning and
will make their home for awhile at
F. M. Taughenbaugh Willie en-
tered our schools Monday and feels at
home with old playmates and his
books
Fred Munro Mercantile company
is putting in full line OF dry goods
and notions. Their store has been
remodeled and new office fixtures have
been put IN place. Bert Talbot was
up from Parachute several days nelp-
ing check up the new line of goods
which arrived Tuesday
The big dray team of the McLearn
Mercantile company had lively spin
with Chas. Austin Saturday afternoon.
One OF the horses in some way pulled
his bride off and started to run. Tney
ran from the lumber yard to the depot.
Here they collided with a telephone
pole and were easily stopped after
ward. But little damage was done.
Earl Sharp. the ten year old son of
VIM. Sharp was injured while coast