The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-05-07
VUUNIR1 VUKKt SPUNDtNCt
Items OF Interest from NeighbCTing Towns
Gathered By Our Corps of Special Reporters
CARBONDALE CARPINGS

CARBONDALE CARPINGS
Frank Sweet was elected secretary
OF the Satank school board Monday.
The Reading club held its regular
meeting Saturday at the home of Mrs
Farrar.
Hon j c. Osgo0d returned from
the east to his Redstone villa on Sat
urday.
Jim Zimmerman was elected to
SUCCEED E. d. Tandy as secretary of
th< Carbonate school board
The Roaring Fork Potato associa-
/tion will hold its regular monthly
meeting here Saturday next.
Mrs. S. A. Camp and little Freeman
Tucker came down from Redstone
Wednesday and are the guests of Mrs
Lloyd Tucker
Mrs. Eugene Nuremberg has been
visiting several days in Aspen and
Gene goes around having that tired
look, you know.
Mrs. AL Thorphill who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Harry Lehow, returned to her home
in Los Angeles, California, Saturday.
Miss Colville gave a very enter
tanning literary recital at the Chris
tian church Tuesday evening to
small but very appreciative audience.
R. J. Copeland of Denver was IN
the city last Thursday on his way
back from the c. F. q l. camps where
he was looking after the labor propo-
sition.
City Marshal Leggett has force
of men at work cleaning up the streets
of Carbondale. A religious act, Mr..
Marshal Cleanliness is next to god
illness.
Claude Harris, nephew of the
Harris boys of this community, moved
his family down from Aspen this
week and has accepted position on
the Big ranch.
Mrs. o. d. Sebree, our faithful and
efficient P. NJ left Wednesday even
ing for Denver TO attend the Post
masters convention which met there
on Friday. Mrs. E. E. Baldwin will
fill her place during her absence.
G.. Charley Duff, who lives on the c..
H. Harris ranch, is the next fellow to
be stepping high with that proud sat
istied look because of a fine boy baby
that came to his home Saturday:
Mother and baby are doing well.
Mr.. Fogarty of Denver. rural
route man, was inspecting the Cattle
creek proposed route on Wednesday
Like most government officials, he did
hot publicly express his opinions on
the probability of establishing the
route
No, Mr.. Aspen, the Crystal River
Stub has not been discontinued. If
you could see the 'stub" pull into
Carbonate daily except Sunday with
quarter mile train, you would think
it lively stub. 1t has only dis
continued its Sunday train.
o. A. Boyle of Wichita, Kansas,
who is the head of the Boyle Commits
sion company and who recently bought
the Needham ranch, came in on Sun
day morning to look over his new
possessions. He expresses himself as
we'll pleased and would not care if he
had mole like it. Mr.. Boyle returned
to Wichita Monday morning.
Gene Grub came in from some
wherein Monday morning. We
accused Gene of counting the political
musesl f there are such things) but he
swears he WASH Just selling spuds
that's all. But you can bet your
bottom dollar his thinkery was doing |
business with the republican conven
tion just the same.
At the republican caucus held in
the two precincts of Carbondale Sat |
urday the following persons were
named as delegates to the county con
vention to meet at Glenwood Tuesday
H. Van Syckel, e. H. Grubb, F. C. |
Sweet, H. C. Shoemaker Frank Huff |
and C. H. Harris. E. H. Grub and |
7. NJ. Glib were selected as delegates