The Glenwood post., 1905-01-14
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Mrs John Williamson and daugh .
ter Rosa, went to Glenwood Springs
Saturday with the view of spending
the winter at that place - Eagle En-
terprise.
Mrs. Howard Gibler, of Debeque,
came up to Rifle and took the stage
to Meeker Monday morning. Harry
Gibler, who is at the latter place, has
blood poisoning Rifle Telegram.
Bryan Manley, who has been enjoy
ing the holidays with his grandmother
Mrs. Hull. in the city, returned to
his tome at Glenwood yesterday morn
ing on the Midland. Aspen Democrat.
About twenty neighbors and friends
of Judge C. j, S. Hoover rendered
him a surprise party at his home last
night. Refreshments We're served
during the evening and a very jolly
time is reported. Rifle Reveills.
Dennis Henry and bride returned,
smiling and happy, from their wed
ding tour on Tuesday The same
evening they We're welcomed home by
a large "shiveree' crowd who had
been waiting for their home coming.
Plateau Voice.
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Mrs c. a. Noren has successfully
passed through a surgical operation at
the Salida hospital, and in company
with Mrs. Worthington, is expected
home soon. Her many friends will
be glad to learn of her complete re
covery New Castle Democrat.
Two Christmas presents We're an
nounced which brought joy into their
respective homes. On Tuesday eve
ming girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Norvell. On Sunday afternoon,
Christmas Day, a boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. James Mulkey. Steam
boat Pilot.
While in Rife last weak w. r. Lee
of Glenwood concluded negotiations
for the purchase of Katie o Connor' 5
ranch on the south side of the river,
adjoining his own on the south side
of the river This gives Mr.. Lee an
additional water right and also a
frontage on Grand river of about a
half mile. Rifle Reveille.
Grant Rutland who has accepted a
position at the Washington school, is
expected to arrive in the city today,
accompanied by his wife and baby,
to take up their residence here for
the remainder of the school term.
Both Mr. and Mrs, Rutland have hosts
of friends here who gladly welcome
them to the city. Aspen Democrat
Representative J. w. Gordon is in
Denver attending to Legislative duties.
He has prepared bill which he will
introduce soon for an appropriation of
$40, 900 for the road from Basalt to
Ruedi. Fleming secured an appro
priation of So 200 for this road two
years ago, but that was not sufficient
for building the road. Gypsum Ex
aminer.
Senator Taylor it is said will intro
duce bill in the next assembly for
electrical voting machines. Have the
thing geared up with time lock,
Senator, so that it will commence to
vote at a reasonable hour and ring
off at tally. Some provision should
also be made to take up the 'slack
when scratcher gets into the booth.
White River Review.
meeting was held at the court
house last Friday evening and Satur-
day to organize Farmers Alliance.
DR.. Alyeswortn and Prof. Carlyle, of
the State Agricultural college, were
present and delivered interesting ad
dresses. Quite number of promi-
nent ranchmen joined the Alliance
which is the first county organization
in the state. .-Gunnison Republican.
George B., Fravert went to Denver
the first of the week to interview
Governor Adams in an endeavor to Sc
cure the appointment as state game
warden. In Glenwood On Wednesday
the statement was made that Senator
Taylor if not openly opposed to the
appointment of the Rifle man, would
not favor it. Why thuslyT Didn
Senator Ed get the number of votes in
Rifle that he believed he was entitled
to2-Rihe Reveille.
The State Teachers association