The Glenwood post., 1905-06-03
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I Ie chtl ren are nearly all interest
Il in caicnins magpies Someone
swi ped an DID one that could talk he
longing TO n T Casey and now Casey
is wondering if it is only joke or a
real me an trick that has been perpe-
trated upon him. Rifle Telegram
Mrs. Stephen PEBBLES is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs Charles Fravert.
She is on her way from Longmont to
Idaho to join Mr.. PEBBLES, who recent
ly purchased fine ranch of so acres
adjoining the thriving young city of
Nampa. Rifle Reveille.
Mrs. Frank Squires. of Glenwood,
and her sister, Miss Lora Cook who
has been teaching school at Basalt,
were the guests last Saturday and Sun
day of Mesdames Brosius, Ziesenss,
and Parker. Miss Cook will spend the
summer at her old home in Missouri,
resuming her school duties at Basalt
next fall. - Rife Reveille.
Whitaker Jayne was down from
Raven yesterday, having received
word of an increase in his pension
from seventeen to tweuty four dollars
per month through the personal inter
vention of President Roosevelt. Mr..
Jayne naturally feels iubilant over his
good fortune. New Castle Democrat.
The Creamery got an order for can
of cream to be shipped to the junction,
few days ago, and promise that if
it arrived o. k. to take steady supply.
But alas Though it was packed with
all possible care, the long road to
Debeque was little too rough, and
when it reached its destination a part
of it had been converted into golden
butter. Plateau Voice.
Miss DeLaMatyr, the well known
mnsi clan, who left the city several
months ago for Texas, seeking better
health, is not improving as her friends
hoped she would. She is confined to
her room the greater portion of the
time. Her many friends hope there
will soon be change for the better in
her condition. Grand junction Sen
tinel.
Billy Valentine took fine, big,
brand new steam threshing outfit out
from this place to his White river
ranch Tuesday morning. The pro-
cession presented a novel and prosper
ous sight as the huge engine pulling a
trailer and followed by several other
wagons puffed majestically through
our streets. We understand Billy
will also operate several big plows
with the engine. Rifle Telegram.
The report Is again current that the
Vulcan mine will resume operations
in the near future. 1t is nearly ten
years since the Vulcan was put out of
business by the worst coal mine ex.
plosion that ever visited this section,
and the town has been under cloud
ever since. 1t is to be hoped that the
rumor may not prove unfounded and
that the Vulcan may again resume
operations. New Castle Democrat.
The Tennis club met last night and
unanimously adopted motion that
the sentiment Of the organization was
against Sunday playing. Many of the
club held liberal views on the Sunday
playing proposition, but out of respect
for the ministers and Christian mem
bership, the position was taken by
unanimous vote. The spirit manifes-
ted in the motion adopted was splen-
did. The members of the club are
considerate and courteous. The min.
listers appreciate the attitude of the
club. and the unanimous sentiment in
favor of Sunday closing. -Salida Rec
ord.
/ A large number of land owners
using water from Rifle creek met at
Attorney Wallis Office yesterday after
noon to take action in the matter of
o. V. Coulter's petition for an adju-
dication of his priority right to the use
of water for irrigation purposes through
the Coulter Reservoir and Supply
ditch, from Salt creek. and through
the Little Box Canon creek. A COM
mittee of five, consisting of Messrs.
John Hickman, AL Zerbe, Will Parks,
l.. Butler and Eli Loshbaugh, we're