The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-05-21
CARBONDALE CARVINGS.

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Mrs. Baldwin went to Glenwood on
Monday and returned Tuesday
Jim Bowen of Redstone came down
on Friday last for a short visit
DR.. E. s Corbin, the eye specialist,
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
h. P. Williams, who is on guard
duty at Gulch, spent Sunday at home
Miss Stella Bennett. who has been
evening.
Jim Dalton, our cattle king, came
in from the range Wednesday to get a
square meal.
Doctor Taylor and H. Keller of
Redstone were attending to business
in town Saturday.
c. M. Tally, representing Parlin
Orendorff of Denver, was looking after
their business here ON Tuesday.
F. W. Lindauer, the hotel man,
took junketing trip up on Capitol
creek Tuesday to be gone some days
Mrs V. T. Brown, who has been
visiting in Redstone several days, re-
turned to her home Tuesday morning.
Hon. Ed. Taylor of Glenwood was
visitor to Carbondale Sunday. We
hardly think he came up to attend
church.
Mrs Mary Rowan of Redstone was
visiting with friends in Carbondale
Monday and returned to her home
Tuesday.
Ed. Hill. who is in the employ of
the coal company at Gulch was down
to renew acquaintance with his fami
ly Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turne, of Salida,
the father and mother of Mrs. Tom
Davis, are here to spend the summer
with their daughter
Frank George, who is on the pay
roll of the Rocky Mountain Coal &
Iron company at Gulch, was visiting
his family Wednesday.
E. Conner and Thos Welch of
Cripple Creek passed through Carbon
dale Monday on their way to their
mining properties up the Crystal
river.
Milt Campbell, who has been in
the c. F. & l. hospital at Pueblo for
some time past having his eyes treated
returned to his work at Coalbasin
Tuesday.
The Carbondale girls basket ball
the city hall Saturday evening. the
21st of May hoping to raise funds to
buy uniforms.
The Reading club held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at the home of
Mrs O. D. Sebree Saturday afternoon.
Only the ordinary work of the club
was taken up.
Mrs. H. L. Edgerton. who has been
in Denver for some days with their
baby for medical treatment, returned
Saturday morning with the baby very
much improved
Hon. William Dinkel is cpltivating
good hard horny hand on the Big
Four ranch while Fate Girdner is in
the hospital. This is no joke there
is no politics in it.
The Carbonate baseball team went
to Basalt Sunday accompanied by the
band and got scooped to the tune of 8
to 10. Better stop playing ball on
Sunday, anyway, boys.
J. c. Osgood came in on the Mid
land Sunday morning and was met
here by special bearing Mrs. Osgood
from Redstone to where the special
returned with the party.
j. W. Curtis returned from Kansas
City Wednesday morning. Mr.. Cur
tbs went to Kansas City some two
weeks ago to get settlement from
some potatoes he shipped.
Assessor Kennedy and Deputy Bar
ton have been trying this week to find
out what became of all the money re-
ceived for our big potato crop last
year. Several farmers have been
irving to solve the same problem.
Professor Reed, principal of our
schools and his able corps of teachers,
the Misses Sisson, Lyon and ODER
dorfer, drove up to Redstone Sunday.
The professor reports very enloya-
BILE trip-little wonder, with such
company.
Verne Williams and Frank John
son, who have been attending dental
co,1a,o in Doryo, came in Wednesd Nv