The Glenwood post., 1904-03-19
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

j. H. Ralston of Capitol creek was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs V. T. Brown was an Aspen
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Jesse Lyon, brother of Dan Lyon,
started for California Sunday evening.
Wednesdays snow is putting the
ground in fine condition for plowing.
George Fravert was trying to inter
est our people In nursery stock Mon
day.
Mrs Lon. wilkins is in Denver
this week undergoing medical treat
ment.
The Rebekahs gave delightful
Irish social at their hall Thursday
evening of this week
The band boys entertained the citi-
zens on the streets Sunday afternoon
with few selections.
! John Murfitt and family returned
from California this week. They re-
port very enjoyable trip.
The Potato association met Satur-
day and decided to release their sales
man from further service for the
present.
Geo. Hardwick and brother of Car
diff were doing business here Tues
day They hauled home a fine two
seated buggy.
E. n. Grubb left for Denver Sun
day evening to attend the State Cattle
Growers association. 1t couldn't
we'll run without Gene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holland came
in from their western trip Sunday.
Oscar looks like he would raise more
spuds than ever this year.
Price Sloss of Sloan. Clark Chat
field, j. A. Smith and james Mallon
of Basalt were in town Saturday at
Intending the Cattle Growers meeting.
Here is another fellow going wrong
Dan Hendrie and family started for
Colusa, California, Sunday night
where he expects to make his future
home.
The Reading club met with Mrs.
Dan Lyon Saturday in her new home
on the Turpin ranch. An interesting
session was enjoyed by the member
ship.
Reverend Hole was sick last Sun
day, consequently the Methodist pull
pit was not filed. The Epworth
league held an enthusiastic temper
ance meeting in the evening.
The Methodist young people gave
dime social at the home of Nh. and
Mrs. Hasley Tuesday evening which
was we'll attended and each one had
about thirty cents worth of fun for
ten cents
Professor Reed and Misses Lyon
and Oberdorfer of our public schools
attended the teachers institute at As
pen Saturday and incidentally took in
the Resurrection as presented by
Blanch Walsh.
Claude Cole, who is with the Colo
RADIO Telephone company. is in town
starting line up the Fryingpan from
Basalt. The line will connect with
Carbondale central. adding some nine
or ten new subscribers.
VIM. Mcdonald, agent of the New
York Life, was in town Tuesday for
the purpose of paying to Mrs. Prince
lthe insurance carried by ner husband
who recently died in California. The
amount paid to Mrs Prince was $4,000.
On Monday H. p Williams, Ed.
Hill, Frank George and John Mahn-
kins went up to Gulch to act as
guards for the C. F. & l. coal mines
there. 1t is understood that the com
l pany expects to commence work at
Mrs. T. O'Bryan of Crystal, who
has been visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dinkel, took the Midland
train on Monday for Boston, Massa-
chusetts, where she expects to make
her future home with a son and
daughter.
Frank Sweet came up town the
other morning driving like Jehu and
making more noise than band of
Comanche Indians ordering Clay Jes-
sup to stop the work on the ditch and
give the men a holiday-all because
it is nice girl baby, You know, born
Monday March IA. All are doing
we'll
Earl and Clyde Webb started for
Wheatland. Wyoming, on Monday
mornings Rio Grande and their faith
Fer, o. B. Webb followed Tuesday