The Glenwood post., 1904-07-02
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

j. SCHNEIDER of Redstone was on
our streets Saturday.
Mrs Brown, of Crystal is visiting
Mrs. Johns this week.
Geo. Fravert was interviewing
some of our people Friday
Frank Sweet went to Denver on
Mondays Rio Grande train.
Joe Claudon, the Glenwood plumber
was attending to business here Satur-
day.
= Mrs. Price Wickliff and children
returned to their home at Rifle Satur-
day.
F. W. Lindauer with his children
and J. Regan went to Glenwood
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, of Emma,
were in town Saturday doing some
shopping.
Miss May Worden of Redstone is
visiting few days with Mrs V.
7. Brown.
Ben Holland of Coal Basin, spent
few days last week with friends in
Carbondale
Walter Elliot, of Moore Hardware
& Implement company was seeing our
dealers Wednesday
Mrs. AL. Ferris, of Aspen spent
few days last week, the guest of Miss
Freeman at Redstone.
Mrs. Wright, of Redstone, stopped
over in Carbondale Wednesday while
on her way to Denver.
Mrs. Arnold, representing the Or,
phans' home of Leadvile was solicit
ing our people this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holland spent
Saturday and Sunday at Redstone,
the guests of T. NJ. Glib.
J. L. Peck has two sisters from
Wisconsin visiting him. They ex
/bect to remain for some time.
Norman Croall, of Emma was in
town Friday, preparing for the big
harvest of all kinds of truck on his
fine ranch.
7. T. Cox, a wholesale commission
man of Wichita, Kansas was looking
over prospects for spuds in this valley
: Wednesday.
Carbondale is full of telephone uem
this week, putting in pumber of
new phones. They are a gentleman
ly lot of boys.
L. G. Keller, the foriculturst at
Redstone, with his wife took the d.
& R. g. Wednesday for the Worlds
Fair at St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Geigle, also Mr.,
and Mrs. A. Sumnicht drove up to the
hot springs Sunday.
The Rock creek school house is be-
ing generally overhauled and painted,
preparatory to the fall term Cf school.
Il. L. Thomas is the artist.
Frank Roberts, who has been visit
ing various points east of the range,
returned Tuesday. Frank couldn t
stay away long if he wanted to.
Chas. Fuller, who went to explore
Oregon and Washington some two
months ago, returned Wednesday,
satisfied with the Roaring Fork.
Fred Light, of Watson, was in this
turg Monday. He is delivering so,
600 feet of fine lumber to the lumber
yard of the Dinkel Mercantile Co.
J. Ellerick, representing. Struby.
Estabrook & Co, of Denver comes
Just as regular as dinner time and al
ways carries away good, fat order.
!. DR. Lindsey, the dentist. having
closed his Office at Aspen is spend
Ing few days at Carbondale before
settling permanently at some other
point.
Carbondale Circle, No. 80 expects
to hold unveiling ceremonies over the
grave of Mrs. Sam Jolly at Glenwood
on July 10. All Woodmen are cor.
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs, o D Sebree, who
have been visiting their daughter and
friends at Soprs and other points in
the eastern part of the state, returned
home Thursday.
Bert Shearer is building very
cozy little brick cottage on his ranch
Lehow & Murtitt are doing the car
penter work and soon will have it
ready for occupancy
Chas Johnson editor in chief of