The Glenwood post., 1904-01-02
CARBONDALE CAPERS.

Mr.. Lawrence of Nebraska is visit.
ing relatives on Cattle creek.
E. H. Grubb and DIR. A. l. Grubb
were Aspen visitors Tuesday.
Chas. Fuller took Christmas dinner
with his brother in law at Basalt.
Mr. and Mrs. Shores entertained
Miss Sarah Wilson at Christmas din
ner.
| Mrs. Dell Brown of Gulch went to
Aspen Wednesday last to spend few
days with her sister.
Miss Oberdorfer, one of our popu
lar teachers, is spending Yuletide
with friends in Aspen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kerr went to
Leadville Thursday morning to spend
Christmas with friends.
George Fravert. the genial rustler
for the world $ fair, spent Sunday in
the "Spud'' metropolis.
Jack Calabras and Mrs Barluce
and son of Redstone went to Aspen
on Monday to visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Holland spent
Christmas with friends at Redstone,
returning home Sunday morning.
Prof. w. S Reed, our good look
ing principal of schools, is spending
his vacation with his mother in Den.
YER. Good boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hartman left
Thursday on visit to Nebraska.
They will visit friends in Denver
through the holidays.
Miss Margaret Dinkel, pupil of
the Wolfe Hall of Denver is home
spending the holidays with her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Dinkel.
Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Tucker of AS
pen and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tucker of
Redstone were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Tucker for Christmas
di nner.
Messrs. A. w. Girdner and A. S.
Thomson were feasted by Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Dinkel on Christmas Day
with the juciest and fattest turkey
the market would afford
Mr.. Osgood, accompanied by Mr..
George Bowen and Mr. Heyn passed
through Carbondale Sunday morning
in Mr.. Osgoods private car Sun
shine, on their way to Denver.
DR.. A. L. Grubb of Denver, rel
ative of E. II. and W. L. Grubb came
in to Carbondale Saturday evening
The doctor is spying out the land and
we hope he may settle among us.
Ward Tucker came in Wednesday
last to get acquainted with his family.
Mr.. Tucker has been engaged for
more than year in Weld county
constructing large irrigating ditch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweet at their
beautiful home on Crystal river en-
tertained at Christmas dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Zimmerman, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Sonners and Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Childs.
Merchants have generally com
menced their annual invoicing to see
what is the result of the years har
vest. We hear there will be some
changes take place. Familiar faces
will be gone and new ones in their
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Grubp of Mt
| Sopris ranch entertained in their
elegant new home on Christmas Day
Messrs. w. L. Grubb and Henry
Tourtelotte, Mr. and Mrs. o. d.
Sebree, Mrs Grubb (mother of E. H.
and W. L.), Mr. and Mrs. Thurston
and Miss Marian Winters
Sweet charity was in evidence
everywhere on Christmas Day. Every
body wanted to help some one who was
not So fortunate as themselves and
many little acts of charity were ex-
tended that are not for the public ear,
and are only recorded by the angels.
There is lots Of good in the world
if it is some bad.
E. A. Edgerton, superintendent Of
public utilities of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, stopped off Friday on his
way home from California to visit
his brother d. G. Edgerton. Mr..
Edgerton had not been here since
1886 and was greatly surprised at
the growth and development of the
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