The Glenwood post., 1904-06-11
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

his last spuds Wednesday.
The little son of Frank George is
quite sick with pneumonia.
George Hammerich of Cardiff was
: in town on business on Tuesday.
Dave Wood, the insurance man of
Rifle, was in evidence on our streets
this week.
Harry LEVERS. the book man, Wis
tied with his family at Aspen Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gay we're up
from Glenwood Sunday to attend dec
Grafton exercises.
Rev. E. N. Edgerton of Aspen has
been visiting with his parents and
friends this week.
T. M Gibb and Miss Freeman
drove down from Redstone Sunday and
visited with friends.
George L. Young of Mesalta ranch
is building fine carriage barn. Le-
how & Murtfit have the contract.
Mrs. Smith of New York City is
the guest of Mrs. W. M. Dinke and
expects to remain for the summer.
The Roaring Fork and Eagle River
Stock Growers association held it's
regular quarterly meeting at Basalt
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs O. D. Sebree have
gone on visit to Sopris where they
will be the guests of Mrs. sehree S
daughter
W. H. Harris Jr. who has been at.
tending the State Agricultural college
at Fort Collins, returned for the sum
mer vacation.
Miss Ann Needham the delegate of
the Epworth League to the state con
vention at Fort Collins. left Tuesday
evening to attend its sessions.
Lafe Cox, the road overseer, is in
this section mending our ways this
week. 1t is good thing we have
somebody to make our crooked paths
straight.
The Misses Cox. Oberdorfer and
Sisson, teachers in our public shcools,
left for Denver Sunday evening to
spend the vacation. Professor Reed
left Monday.
Mrs. Hughes, the mother of A. c.
Hughes, manager of the Valley store.
came in from Charlton, Iowa, Wednes
day evening for an extended visit
with her son and daughter.
The Rio Grande people surprised
us all with new train service
Wednesday by putting on regular
passenger train to Aspen, going up at
II a. M. and returning at 8 p. III.
Rev. S. Haupert, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Aspen, gave
his celebrated lecture on the Holy
- land, with stereoptican views Monday
evening to very good sized and ap-
preciative audience.
A. s. Thomson of the Boyle Com
mission company is gathering up tho
last car of potatoes to go out of the
valley until we raise some new ones
They report a very satisfactory bust
ness for the past year.
Clifford Sylvester and Frank Tucker
started to Thomson 8 Lake with
large number of burros to be used as
pack animals on the big ditch scheme
being put through to Fort Collins by
Ward Tucker. They will drive across
the country.
Frank Roberts is nursing sore
hand these days as result of too
much baseball While practicing at
catching the other evening he broke
his small finger on the right hand.
I'd Just as soon catch a rock as one of
those blasted base balls.
Hon. W. M. Dinkel, who was a
delegate to the democratic state pow
WOW at Pueblo Tuesday, returned
Wednesday morning. He says Ed.
Taylor is one of the biggest democrats
in the state and is liable to be our
next governor, if any democrat can
be.
The Carbondale schools held their
closing exercises Friday evening at
the city hall in the form of can
tata. Cock Robin. At the close, Pro
fessor Reed presented graduating
members of the eighth grade certif-
Gates of standing emitting them to en-
trance to the high school.
Th e annual decoration of graves o.
the deceased members of Woodmen O
the World was observed Sunday jun
3. Reverend Hole preached a yer.