The Glenwood post., 1904-03-12
CARBoNDALE EARRINGS.

Hon. W. NJ Dinkel returned from
a business trip to Denver on Friday.
Mrs. H. L. Edgerton and daughter
Bessie were Glenwood visitors Satur-
day.
A. A. Chapman of Omaha was do
ing business with our merchants
Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Tucker of Redstone was
visitor with Mrs. Lloyd Tucker
Monday.
j. H. Hoffman, formerly Of Crystal
but now of Pueblo, was in the city
Wednesday.
Dan Lupton of Basalt passed through
Carbonate with fine herd of cattle
Saturday.
Sam Jolly of Redstone was in town
Wednesday putting the stage in order
for the Redstone Ministries.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Dinkel went
to Redstone Saturday to visit with
friends, returning Monday
Al. Ralston of Capitol creek was in
town Monday. He drove out fine
lot of beef cattle for Leadville mar
ket
Misses Marian Winters and Flor
ence Grubb were the guests of Miss
Frances Ferris of Glenwood Saturday
and Sunday.
The Carbondale Reading circle met
with Mrs Sebree on Saturday after
noon. After the regular program re-
freshments were served.
Zimmerman, Leonhardy & Co.
drove their large herd of cattle in
from Divide last week and have put
them out on the range.
B. F. Jewell and wife moved to
the Fuller ranch last week where he
expects to raise enough spuds to con
troll the market next year.
j. H Van Syckel and Mrs. Francis,
who have been spending the winter
in New York City, returned home
Wednesday in the worst snow biz
zard of the winter.
The public sale of A. Weir took
place AS advertised on Saturday. A
large number were in attendance and
goods brought satisfactory prices. Mr..
Williams was auctioneel.
W. H. Williams of Glenville, Ne
braska, with his family moved onto
the PEBBLES ranch this week Mr.
Williams and family will be vel
come addition to our community.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanni valid of Coal
basin were the guests of MIR. and Mrs
E. f. Gruhb Sunday. Mr. Hanni
valid is manager of the Colorado Sup
ply company store at that camp.
C. B. Sewell, who has been visiting
in Pennsylvania for two or three
months past, came in Tuesday morn
ing Charley looks as if the hard
cider and hickory nuts of the old
Preside had agreed with him.
T. NJ. Glib of Redstone was in
town Tuesday making arrangements
to give performance of the Redstone
Minstrel aggregation. The show is
to occur Saturday March 10 at the
opera house. Everybody is on the
qui vive.
A. Weir, who for several years has
been one of our most prominent and
progressive citizens, started east Tues
day morning over the Midland with a
load of horses for Louisburg, Kansas
where he has bought a fine farm.
Mrs Weir and son Clyde started Sun
day morning. They leave host of
new home.
B Marks, colonization agent of the
Sacramento Valley Irrigation compa
ny, came in Wednesday. Mr.. Marks
is endeavoring to raise colony or as
many as possible to take an interest
in their schemes, but 1t will require
considerable argument to convince the
man with good potato farm that he
can make more money raising any
thing else on earth
Mrs. ]. L. Thompson, daughter
of Mrs. Lloyd Tucker and Mrs. 7. A.
Thompson, daughter of Mrs. o. d.
Sebree, came in from Sopris on Mon
day for two weeks visit with
friends. A jolly party of sixteen
gathered at the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Grub Saturday even
ing and passed the time at whist, after
which elegant refreshments were
served. o. d. Sebree carried off the
gentlemen first prize and Mrs. Sc
bree the ladies' first.