The Glenwood post., 1904-10-08
CARBONDALE CARPINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs Oscar H Hand We're
visitors at Glenwood Saturday.
Bert wilkins and wife left for the
big show at st. Louis on Tuesday.
Good natured Billy Mason is down
from Marble calling on few intimate
friends
Fred Wathen and family have NOV
ed into one of the Price Wickliffe
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Osgood passed
through to Redstone in their private
Car Sunday.
A. d Beamau and wife. of Red
stone. passed through from Denver
last Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Silver, daughter of Mrs.
Underwood, is visiting with her moth
er this week.
Marshall Leggett accompanied Sher
iff Irwin. of Aspen, to Redstone on
Wednesday.
C. NJ. Thlly, of Denver, the jolly
implement man, was doing business
here Friday.
The friends of Mrs. Pat Rogers, of
she is quite sick.
J. B. Jamison. commercial trav-
eller of Trinidad, was calling on our
business men Monday.
A. S. Thomson and wife took in
the fair at Grand Junction Thursday,
returning the same day.
The Misses Sisson, Finn and Ober-
dorfer, three of our popular teachers,
were in GlenwooG Saturday.
C. C. Compton, of Rifle, D. & R.
g. solicitor. was smiling on the ship
pers of Roaring Fork on Friday.
C N. Reynolds, travelling freight
agent of the Santa Fe, was in town
Saturday rounding up the spud ship,
pers.
John Patrick, who has been work
ing on the Big Four ranch, left for
Wayland, Missouri, and the World
fair Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tandy, and
Mrs. Sisler, sister of Mr.. Tandy
made a trip to the hot springs
Wednesday
Price Wickliffe, an old time citizen
of Carbondale but now of Rifle, was
in town Friday looking after his real
estate interests here.
Miss Laura Hodges has taken the
place vacated by Miss Mary Hayden,
the popular "hello girl" of the Colo
RADIO Telephone company.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riegle returned
on Friday from months visit to
friends in the east and incidentally a
week at the Worlds fair.
F. E. Riley and Wills Needham
made a trip down the valley Saturday
to the fruit farm of Robert Bowles and
brought home load of fruit
James Anderson moved up from the
Ed Wall ranch near New Castle on
Saturday and is comfortably settled
in his own house for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs " 7. Brown of the
D. & r. q. returned Saturday from a
month vacation. They spent most of
their time with friends in Denver
Gust Brockaway. who has mining
interests near Schofeld, has returned
to Carbondale for the winter. He has
moved into the house of Mrs. E. E.
Gay.
d. NJ. Bowles, agent of the Inter
national Harvester company, has been
in town for some days checking up
their business which he reports very
satisfactory
1t is Mort Stager that is giving us
the Highland fling step now, over a
fine girl baby that the stork left at
their home on Mt. Sopris ranch last
Saturday morning.
Bert Shearer, George Comrie and
George Sebree returned from hunt
ing trip over Oh the White river on
Saturday They say there are still a
few samples of game left.
A match game of basket ball was
played between the high school team
and the Carbondale team on the fine
grounds of Mrs Francis last Satur-
day, resulting in victory for Carbon
dale team by small margin.
NJ. F. Gillern. barber from Glen
wood, has taken the shop of Hardy
Graves during his absence and Will
look after the tonsorial wants OF our
people, MIR. and Mrs. Gillern will
occupy Mr.. Graves cottage while here.