The Glenwood post., 1904-02-20

a few days with friends.
Mrs. Robinson who is living at the
Croal ranch at Emma was SUNDAY
visitor with friends in town.
Pat Amsbro of Sellers was on the
streets Wednesday looking after bust
ness and renting his fine ranch for the
coming year.
Mrs. E. E. Baldwin. a sister of Mrs.
E. H. Grub. who has been living in
California for the past two years, is
visiting her sister and other friends.
Mr.. Kobey of Kobey Bros, mer-
chants of Aspen, was business caller
on Monday Mr.. Kobey was on his
way to New York to lay in fresh stock
of goods.
l.. G. Talmadge, for so long con
nected with the Carbondale Item, left
for Lincoln, Nebraska, Monday even
ing. Many friends regret to see Luke
leave us.
]. M. Dodd of Leavdille was Wis
itor on Wednesday. Mr.. Dodd has
rented the Con Wald ranch and ex-
poets to move his family on to il
about the first of April.
Julius Edgerton, victim of the
typhoid fever scourge at Leadville,
has been in the city few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. g. Edg-
erton, trying to regain his health
Mrs. j. Fl. Hartman and son Way
son who have been visiting for the
past month with friends in Nebraska
has returned and J. f. can put on
about two squares more paint to the
hour than before.
H. B. Wakefield of Grand junction
was on the streets Wednesday looking
up the beet sugar interests in this
community. Its hard to get people
to think much about beets at So ton
when spuds are worth SEQ.
Chas. Troutman of Cattle creek,
who recently sold his fine ranch,
moved with his family to California
the past week. Mr.. Troutman ex-
poets to make his home in the land
Of golden sunshine and big oranges
H. W. Beal of Parrote, Beal & Co. ;,
Chicago, who is cousin of our Mr.
Hughes of the Valley store and who is
one of the principal owners of the
Valley and Gypsum stores was in the
city Tuesday. Mr. Beal is very
pleasant gentleman.
M. Ballard Dunn, secretary of the
Board of Publicity, was in our city
Tuesday looking up some items of in
terest to use in advertising our won
derful potato fields. The citizens of
the valley ought to give Mr.. Dunn
every assistance possible in his work
of advertising the resources of this
country.
Mrs. w. NJ Dlnkel came in from
Denver last Saturday where she has
been since the holidays. Mrs. Dinkel
accompanied her daughter Margaret
back to school at Wolfe hall, and soon
after their arrival Miss Margaret was
stricken with scarlet fever, and conse-
quently they were both placed under
quarantine and were only released last
week.
The Sabbath morning service at the
Methodist church was one of excep-
tional interest because of the large
number of recent converts received
into the church. Quite number
came forward and received the rites
of baptism as administered by Rever-
end Hole, the pastor Every one pres
ent was impressed with the solemnity
Of the occasion. The most skeptical
cannot doubt that much good was ac-
complished during the two weeks
revival service.
Gene Grubb, who has been hobnob-
ing with royalty down at Washington
came in Monday. 1t does not seem
to have made him ''stuck up bit
Mr.. Grubb reports his trip as having
been quite successful in securing for
the State Agricultural college an ap-
preparation for the purpose of expert
menting with feeding range cattle;
he also was promised by the World $
fair board change in rules 50 as to
admit range cattle to be exhibited in
car lots instead of to the halter. Gene
is very enthusiastic over the potato
and thinks he will get all
kinds of money for his spuds after
a while.
DOTSERO DOINGS.
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