The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07

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A forty horse power boiler has ar
rived for the canning factory. The
freight from Akron. Ohio, amounted
to 1857 80 - New Castle Democrat
Collbran, Mesa county, is all
churned up over the new creamery
being opened up for operation in that
town. Mesa county always did cut
considerable cheese in the state. -
Denver News.
Dr. w. A f. Debeque, the
father of the town of Debeque, is
now located at Mexico City, Mexico,
and is reported to be enjoying good
health and holding very desirable
professional position in the famous
old city of the Montezumas. - fe
Telegram.
From the St James Christmas tree,
W. o. Patton received dear little
baby buggy and Doctor French tiny
baby doll and they were so pleased
with their favors tnat they wrote
card of thanks to Santa S fair angel
who placed gifts that give sweet
dreams to lonely bachelors. - Meeker
Herald.
A reunion of sons and daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Reed was held at
their home in this place last Monday.
Those present were: c, S. Reed and
wife, C. H. Martin and wife, w. A.
Reed and wife, and Miss Jessie Reed,
of Palisade; E. F. Reed and wife,
of Glenwood Springs and +. b. Reed,
of Lewiston, Idaho. .-Palisade Trib-
une.
Jack Frost paid us visitation
early this week Christmas morning
was ushered in in proper form with
about four inches of snow on the
ground which was followed Monday
night py drop in the thermometer
to 26 below zero. Tuesday night was
also cold, since which time normal
White river weather has prevailed,
namely, cold nights and warm sunny
days. -Meeker Herald.
Here is an excellent New Years
resolution, based on the spirit of the
Golden Rule: Whereas the local pa
weeks, has boosted for our best inter
ests and given US value received fo1
our support,
Resolved, that | will gladden. the
hearts of its publishers by paying my
subscription one year in advance. -
Collbran Stocktuan.
The managers of the public dances
given by different societies complain
of matter, which, it seems, has of
late become quite a nuisance, name
ly, 'sneaking in. " 1t seems a party
will buy a ticket and after dancing a
set or two go out and give the stub of
his ticket to some pal or friend who
thus works his way in at an oppor-
tune time when doorkeepers are
changed. The practice is not very
manly one, and should, and no doubt
will be, stopped. -Meeker Herald.
Miss Arta Crook of Glenwood
Springs, was the guest of honor at a
very unique luncheon given Friday
by Miss Hazel Brown of 1920 Wash
inRton avenue The decorations were
in red, the center piece being mini
ature Christmas tree on which were
suspended a souvenir for each one
attached by red ribbon to the place
cards. Those present were the Misses
Arta Crook, Stella Bump, Helen Web
ster, Lonnetta DeRemer, Laura
Young, Alice Austin, Leila Faur
Marie Carr, Gladys Caller, Hazel
Brown. Denver Republican.
To meet her sister Mrs. William
Everett, of Glenwood Springs, Mrs.
Howard NJ Mason, of III East Jeffer
son street, entertained at pleasant
little tea party last Thursday after
noon. The guests We're seated around
the daintily spread table decked with
holly, and beside each cover was
card, bell shaped, ornamented IN molly