The Glenwood post., 1904-03-26
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest from NeighbCrng Towns
Gathered BY Our Corps of Special Reporters
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

) CARBONDALE CARPINGS.
Isaac Kobey of Aspen was a visitor
Monday
Fred StocKman of Aspen was on
the streets Tuesday.
Mr. Thoborg the sewing machine
fiend of Aspen is in town.
Robert Dwyer of Emma was in
town Tuesday with load of dressed
hogs.
Mrs Earl Tucker and son Freeman
of Redstone are visiting with Mrs.
Lloyd Tucker.
Mrs v. T. Brown returned from a
short visit to Aspen Sunday evening
and Brown is happy again.
Carl Keller. MI. Osgood's gardener
and foriculturist at Redstone, was
transacting business here Tuesday.
Fred Light of Snowmass and j. R.
Williams of Aspen were visitors
Tuesday, the guests of E, H. Grubb.
"a That genial fellow, W. B. Hunt of
San Francisco, who sells "Schilling's
tk', was doing business here Mon
Miss May Warden of Redstone has
bsan visiting with the family of our
poDular Rio Grande agent, V. T.
Bfown.
Harry Shuttleworth and Kemp
D1nlap of Capitol creek came down to
~ shaved and visit friends Saturday
and Sunday.
w. H. Chapman and W. F. Steven
son of Salida stopped over for short
time Monday. They are making an
overland trip to the west. e.
Miss Silver, the popular teache, of
The Satank school, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinberg at Hotel Car
bondale on Tuesday evening
Z Miss LeClaire, who taught the
Thomas school this winter, is visiting
in Re1stone for short time and will
return to her home in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Colville of Iowa, who
have been visiting in California,
stopped on their return trip to visit
4 with Mr.. Colville's sister, Mrs. Over
holt.
Mrs. A. G. Voight of Glenwood oc-
. cupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday
morning in the absence of the pastor,
Reverend Hole. who was assisting in
revival services at Glenwood.
Miss Julia Wiseman, who has been
| visiting for some time in Missouri,
. returned last week and is again in
tailed in her old place in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dinkel.
III G. o. Pierson, prosperous farmer
ssof Nav Castle was looking over the
VALLEY Tuesday to see what he could
\ learn about potato raising. He will
/. plant about two hundred acres on his
place this season.
DIR. o. L. Mccartney of Glenwood
had a valuable driving horse killed
on the RAILROAD near the Charles Rhyme
place. The horse was being wintered
BY Mr.. Rhyme and got out of the cor
raj the Midland train did the rest.
The Ladies Circle gave a finch
party at the city hall Tuesday even
irg. The first prize was awarded to
Miss Silver of Satank. Mrs. Bert
Reigle was fortunate in taking the
BOBBY. There was large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs M. s. Steinberg of
Aspen have been guests at Hotel Car
bondale for few days. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. steinberg has recently
purchased one of the finest ranches on
Battlement mesa near Parao hute and
Jill move ON it this spring.
,M Yes we told you so! O. B. Webb
1nd his two sons who went to Wyom-
,1ng last week expecting to locate
There, found that real es ate agents
descriptions are not always a safe
guide without making personal exam
ination. Well, they went, they saw
and they conquered-by not being
taken in.
Rev. T. Haupert of Aspen stopped
over at Carbondale on his way to Coal
basin. We heard it intimated that
the parson had some kind of lasso
with him for the purpose of tieing up
a refractory couple at Coalbasin so
they will stay in bonds and never
want to be released. 1t is a good way
but hard on divorce courts.
On Saturday evening about 500 p.
IN. an avalanche in the form Of a
special train came down on Carbon
dale from Redstone under the special
direction of Superintendent 7. M.
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