The Glenwood post., 1905-04-01

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C. H. Martin and family and Mrs.
c. F. Reed and daughter Jessie left
Monday for Idaho. A large crowd
of sorrowing friends assembled at the
depot to bid them God speed. Pail
sade Tribune
Mrs. Doze, a well known resident
of Glenwood, came down Thursday
on her way to Plateau City, where
she goes to visit for some weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Ayres, of that
place. - Debeque Bngle.
The weather bulletin inst received
by Observer Thomas Baker, shows that
Lay, Routt county, was the coldest
place in Northwestern Colorado dur
ing the winter At one time the
mercury was AZ below zero.-M Meeker
Herald.
Mrs. Alice b. Clark, county super
intendent of schools, accompanied by
her daughter Rita, visited Rifle the
first of the week, and We're the guests
of Mrs. c. w. Fravert On Tues
day the ladies visited the upper
Mamm creek school, and were enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs. j. E. Banta.
- Rife Reveille.
Miss Ella Peterson, sister of Mrs.
J. Fl. Settler. late of Rifle, Colorado
has accepted position in the Larimer
dry goods store, and is now resident
of Fort Collins 1t is highly probable
that her mother, Mrs. II G. Peterson,
former pioneer resident of this city,
will also return here to live. Fort
Collins Courier.
George Mullen has been suffering
with appendicitis and on Tuesday was
taken to Grand Junction, where he
is now an inmate of the hospital at
alton yesterday AT last reports he
was resting fine and it is thought
that he will rapidly recover His
two small sons We're sent to the Or
phans' Home at Denver the fore part
of the week. Rifle Telegram
1t now seems probable that Grand
Junction will also have a canning
factory. d. w. Aupperle has offered
to take enough of the stock to insure
its erection, if the growers and in
vestors are interested The Cham
Der of Commerce favors the plan.
John F. Moore, of the Fruit Grow
ers' association, has recommended it,
the business men are anxious to Sc
cure it and the papers have given
them support -Palisade Tribune.
The long suffering editor of the
Garden City Herald nerved himself
up to the following confession and
protest last week: SIT has often
been matter of wonder how so
many hotels and restaurants can make
it go in Garden City. That $ easy.
There are from fifty 20 seventy five
ladies who attend from two to foul
afternoon parties every week, and
their husbands and sons have to go
to the restaurants or starve. lamar
Sparks.
While there are no fatalities re.
ported from snowslides this week at
least one narrow escape can be record
ed. Charles Calhoun and brother are
working at the Denver in the Am
phitheatre "Wednesday noon while
they We're at dinner slide came
down from the mountain above bury
ing the blacksmith shop and mouth
of the tunnel They had a fairly
close call between dinner and eternity.
-Ouray Hearld.
If the Empson Packing company is
successful in getting contracts for the
raising of pickles, as it should he. for
it ought to be profitable to the grow
er, and an easy job for those who
know how, the company will employ
from two to three hundred persons in
picking them. This is new indus
try for this section. and we hope our
business men will talk it over occa-
sionally with the farmers and encour-
age the enterprise, -Longmont Ledg-
er.
The first shipment of butter from
the creamery at Collbran WAS received