The Glenwood post., 1904-07-09
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

Elmer Huff spent the Fourth in
Aspen.
E. H. Grubb returned from Denver
Sunday.
Ella Leonhardy, of New Castle,
% spent the 4th here.
Geo. Iweigeot went on business
trip down the valley last week.
Miss Schaeffer. of st. Louis is visit.
ing with the family of Oscar Holland.
Mr.. Armstrong. of Grand Junction,
is the guest of Charley Harris this
week.
Andy Burnett, of Crystal, was lay
ing in supplies for his mining camp
this week.
Geo. Winters WAS one of the in.
terested participants of the Redstone
races on the 4th.
Mrs. W. M. Dinkel attended a
Whist party last week given by Mrs
E. 7. Taylor. of Glenwood.
George Melton. one of the old
timers here is home for few days
from the Lily Park country.
C. D. Fuller and famiIy. of near
Glenwood, visited frienis here and
enjoyed the entertainments of the
Fourth.
The Misses Boyd accompanied by
Jack Emler and James King, Of Basalt
were among our visitors on the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson, Miss
Abbie Robinson and Ed. Schimek, of
Glenwood spent the Fourth in Car
bondale
Miss Helen Cree, niece of Mrs.
V. T. Brown is making her aunt a
visit. Miss Cree is from Sioux Falls,
South Dakota.
c. o. Springer, of the Colorado
Promotion and Publicity committee
4 was on our streets Wednesday looking
for boom pointers.
Mrs. H. o. Wilkins received word
Monday Of the sickness of her father
in Nebraska She immediatly start
ed to be with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Carter on the
Grubb ranch. are rejoicing over the
arrival Of a fine boy baby which made
his first bow to the world Wednesday.
Chas. johnson, of the Item failed
to get off to the big st. Louis show
last week, but started Wednesday
evening. The Item will tell all about
it now.
L. VanHecke of Sioux Falls South
Dakota was visitor between trains
on Wednesday. He had been up in
the Crystal country looking after
mining interests.
J. 81. Hoffman, of Pueblo. min.
ing man who never quits. was in town
Wednesday on his way to Crystal.
where he owns large interests in some
of the best mines in the district.
Senator {. D. Griffith. of Denver.
who is the head of the c. D. Griffith
Shoe company, stopped off between
trains to visit with his old friend W
NJ. Dinkel. Probably talked politics
some.
VIM. Bait and wife with son
and daughter. left over the Midland
Tuesday for Chicago. They will
stop at Newton. Kansas to visit
friends and will also take in the big
st. Louis exposition.
F. C. Webb, of Denver, general
perintendent of the Colorado &
Southern railroad, with his wife aud
sou Charles, stopped for a few hours
in Carbondale Sunday afternoon.
They had been on visit to T. M.
Glib at Rsdstone Mr. Webb and
>Mr. Glib are old cquaintances.
John Bradley was thrown from his
horse near the sewell ranch Tuesday
and was quite badly hurt. He was
able to crawl to the roadside and
waited until a team came along and
took him up and brought him to Car
bondale. He was put on the train
and sent to Glenwood for medical
treatment.
7. j. Anders of the firm of Ingels
& Anders of Plainfield. Wisconsin.
hut who lives at Stevens Point was
looking over the country about Car
bondale Wednesday. Mr.. Anders is
large buyer and shipper of potatoes
from Wisconsin. He reports their
crop as looking very promising. He
had been at Crystal looking after min.
ing interests.
The Fourth Of July has passed into