The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30
CARBONDALE EARRINGS.


The Reading club held their regu-
lar session at the home of Mrs. Ward
Tucker on Saturday,
Dr. E. S. Corbin, the eye specialist,
has been stopping in the city for a few
days clearing up our visions.
Chas. Rengren left Wednesday
morning for Salt Lake to visit broth
or and will later go on to California.
Del Brown and DIR. Foster of Gulch
were visitors Wednesday evening in
vestigating the mysteries of Masonry
c. E. Darrell of the Santa Fee and
A. E. Campbell of the Burlington
route were business visitors on Mon
day.
Miss Sadie Cornish, charming
young lady of Redstone has been Wis
iting with Miss Marian Winters the
past week.
NJ B. Hoffman, travelling freight
agent of the Missouri Pacific, was
looking after interests of his company
Wednesday.
L. C. Clifford, one of our good car
penters left Saturday evening for Chi
CO, California, looking for work and
to explore the land.
Fate Girdner and VIM. Wise came
in from Denver Thursday of last week.
They had taken out two cars of cattle
and report favorably OF the market
Geo. w. Young of Chicago, propri
etor of the Mesa ranch dropped in on
us last Thursday staying over one day.
The Colonel is always welcome
visitor on our streets.
J. H. Mur6tt, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, left Saturday eve
ming via D. & r. q. for Los Angeles,
California. There are some fears
that J. H. might not come back.
On Tuesday evenings D. & R. q,
flyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holland
left for Los Angeles, California, to
spend the winter. They go by way
of Denver and then over the Santa Fe
route.
Harry Shuttleworth of Snow Mass
returned from old Virginia Monday.
He accompanied the remains of a
brother who died in Denver some six
weeks ago. Everybody was glad to
see Harry back.
The Methodist people at this place
expect to commence series of meet
ings at the M. E. church next Monday
to continue as long as an interest is
manifested. They will be under di
rection of Rev. Hole, the pastor, assist
ed by ministers from other points.
Mrs Parker, superintendent of the
schools of Pitkin county, accompanied
by her daughter, was the guest of Ho-
tel Carbonate Monday night. Tues
day she called on our teachers by way
of friendly visit. She went on to Red
stone and Coalbasin to visit the
schools officially.
A number of persons desiring to
assist Bert Young in his misfortune
of loss Of eyesight determined to give
dance at the City hall last Friday
night for his benefit. Good music,
good attendance, and royal supper
were the enjoyable side of the per-
Torrance. Bert exchequer was re-
plenished about $40 90.
The Roaring Fork Potato Growers
association met as per adjournment on
Saturday for the purpose of hearing
the report of the special committee on
organization. The general outlines
of their organization is to form stock
company, first obtain charter and
issue stock. The capital is to be
*25, 900 in $500 shares of $40 each
They then expect to employ one man
as salesman 20 handle the ''buzz saw
end of the business and another to at
tend to shipments ard settlements at
this end of the line. 1t is generally
understood that W. II. Forsythe, long
connected with the Valley Mercantile
Co., is to act as general salesman and
F. G. Sweet to be secretary and treas
urer and attend to shipping.