The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26

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Don t buy piano of the fellow who
is here today and gone tomorrow.
Mayes will make you as good prices
| and terms as anyone and he is always
here to guarantee every sale.
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Mr.. Reynolds has completed the sur
vey of the transmission line for the
Glenwood Light and Water company
from Shoshone to the company S power
house in Glenwood, and is now at work
on the profile drawings.
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Agent for monuments, iron fences,
and all kinds Of cemetery work. P. O.
Box 110. Charles Beck. Glenwood
Springs. 417-s
Bert Tibbetts was in Glenwood yes
terday for the first time in many
moons. Bert has spent the winter at
Kamm IS sawmill and the story he told
of bringing the horses down over snow
slides made one really wonder if the
winter has passed
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w. r. Lee visited his ranch near
Rifle last Sunday. He found it very
difficult to get team in Rifle as every
livery team and almost all others N
town had been engaged for n trip to the
moving mountain in the Flag creek
country. He finally secured a private
team that had been overlooked by the
curious sightseers.
Werner A. Moore has taken charge of
the Carbondale Item and Charley John
son. the founder of the paper has gone
to the coast to make his home. Mr..
Johnson gave the people of the Car
bondale community very creditab!e
paper besides being booster for many
public undertakings for the general
benefit of that locality.
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Mr. Harry Brannan and Miss Addic
Porter of New Castle We're married al
9l5 Blake avenue the home of the rec
tor of the Episcopal church, the Rev
eco. f. Wharton, who officiated. Tho
wedding took place on Saturday even
ing, March 10, at eight o'clock. M
and Mrs. Brannan expect to make thei,
! home near Silt
place Wednesday afternoon fron
: Schwarz chapel, the service bein!
t conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Dickey of tn,
I Methodist church. Mrs. Lewis was tn,
r mother of Mrs. Nash of Gulch wit!
whom she had been living. She recent
ly went to Denver to visit anothe
daughter and while there was stricke,
$ with the illness which proved fatal.
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4 Smith Riley, who has charge of tn'
U. S. forestry service for the distric
of Colorado. spent Wednesday in Glen
, wood and left the next morning fo
I Aspen. Mr.. Riley was just inspectin.
2 the local officers and comforting will
the supervisors and assistants concern
ing the work. He is not the least wor
ried over the outcome of the Pinchot
Ballinger row.
AT the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Tully
| on B,nnett avenue a very pretty wed
ding took place on Saturday evening
March 10, at half past eight The Rev
Geo F. Wharton of1iciated The bride
Miss Mary A. Elwell of South Canon
was daintily gowned in beautiful
shade of brown. The groom was Mr.
Byrl S. Goss of South Canon. The cere
mony was followed by wedding sup,
per. The floral decorations were car
nations. The Misses Ritter and Murray
of New Castle entertained the company
with piano selections. Mr.. and Mrs
Goss, on their return to South Canon
will make their home with a sister of
the bride for short time.
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1t is not generally known that Glen.
wood has among her residents music
composer, but such is the case. George
Gibbons Hayes, young man employed
in the local postofliee, has written the
words and music to song. "Wby
Must You Break My Hearth" 1t is
published by Haviland & Co. of New
York and is for sale by local book
sellers. George was once an employe
of this print shop and it has been sug
gested that he got the title for his
new song from the things he used to
say to the linotype machine with which
he was not on the best of terms. But
George has plenty of ambition and