The Glenwood post., 1904-04-30
CARBONDALE CARPINGS

E. b. Grubb went t. Denver Tues
day night on business
Frank George and wife we've down
to Glenwood Wednesday.
W. H. Perkins of Aspen was seeing
his customers ON Monday.
James Dooley of Crystal River
ranch was in town Wednesday.
Geo. Pearson of New Castle was in
town on Wednesday on business
H.. Cawdell. the hide man of Pueb-
10, was doing business here Monday.
The Carbondale Reading club met
with Mrs. E. H. Grubb on Saturday.
Dick Belson, the candy man, is in
town again. Hands on your pockets.
H. NJ. Levers of Aspen is transact
ing business with our people these
days.
John Hook formerly of Sheridan
saloon, returned to his old place last
week.
R. r. Rodda was Strengthening s)ne
wires and putting up some new ones
Monday.
Doctor Price, the vetenarian, was
looking after our suffering equines
this week.
Claud Harris OF Aspen is visiting
with friends and relatives around
Carbondale.
Mrs. Vandeventer Of Basalt was In
town shopping and calling on friends
Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs Farrar took Wednes
day mornings Rio Grande for q short
visit with friends at Rifle.
G. P. Scherar of Grand junction is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. James
Kane. at the PEBBLES ranch.
Jim Dude of Glenwood. was here
last Sunday. He took place on the
Needham ranch for the summer.
h. H. Williams of Crystal was in
town Wednesday transacting business
and shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. Paleer of Jamestown, Virginia,
has bought property in West Carbon
dale and expects to move into it soon.
Mrs. Lloyd Tucker, who has been
visiting with her daughter at Sopris.
for some time. returned Thursday
morning.
Mrs. B. B. Hill took the Thursday
mornings 8 train for Colorado Springs
for visit with her daughter, Mrs
James Conners.
W. F. Mason returned from Cliff
ton, Arizona, Tuesday. Mr.. Mason
is interested in some good mining
properties out there.
David James was taking in the
county capital Tuesday. Will have
to watch David some when he gets
near the court house
W. P. Giberson of the Shields Nor
ley Grocery company of Colorado
Springs was interviewing our mer-
chants Saturday last.
Mrs. Long, wife of our popular
merchant J. W. Long starts for Ore
gon on Saturday for an extended visit
with q sister and other friends.
Mrs. Bert Wilkins. who has been
in Denver hospital for some time.
returned last week feeling quite we'll
land with hopes Of entire recovery.
Price Wickliffe, formerly of this
town, was shaking hands with
friends. Price now owns fine ranch
near Rifle and runs butcher shop in
the city.
Mrs. Kane the, wife of James Kane
who bought the PEBBLES ranch. and
childyen came in Saturday and the
sufly at once moved to their new
possession.
Del Weant returned on Wednesday
from Idaho where he went to see
sick brother. He reports his brother
no better. The sickness is the dreaded
typhoid fever.
George Teller, an old time resident,
was calling on friends Sunday and
Monday. Mr.. Teller owns fine body
of land on the Roaring Fork that he
was looking after.
Pat Brennan an old time friend of
J. O. Needham is paying him visit.
Their friendship dates back to the
days when they endured the hardships
Of riding the Texas plains.
Harry Lehow came up town satur-
tday about as crazy as a pig with the
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