The Glenwood post., 1912-08-03
CORRESPONDENCE
BASALT

Maurice Campbell came over from
Denver Sunday for few days visit
with the family of j. Z. Phean.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Gray went up 10
their ranch on Woody creek Thursday.
Mrs. Mark Kellerup of Leadville is
visiting relatives in Basalt this week.
Miss Vida Lawrence of Sloss was
Basalt visitor Sunday.
Mrs. E. b. Kelly was in town the last
of the week for the first time since
she was thrown from spring wagon
seven weeks before. She has not yet
entirely recovered from her injuries.
Marvin Sloss drove to Carbondale
Sunday, returning with his family
who have been visiting Mrs. Sloss'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Long.
j. II. Troendly, county superintend-
ent, arrived in town Friday from Twin
Falls, Idaho, where he and Mrs. Troend-
ly have been for some time past. Mr..
Troendly is candidate for reelection,
and was one of the three nominees Of
the democratic assembly held in Ba-
salt on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Augustine re-
turned Sunday evening from their trip
to the coast where they have been for
several weeks.
G.. w. Atkinson of Eaton has been
appointed cashier for the colorado
Miuland at this place. Mr.. Benner,
late cashier, has been transferred to
Leadville.
Mrs. j. h. Vaiquette and Mrs. Frank
Daywalt were Aspen visitors SATURDAY..
w. V. Hall went to Sloss Sunday,
where he visited the family of his
daughter, Mrs. Maurice Kramer.
w. II. Danielson of Boulder, broth
er of our townsman, A. NJ. Danielson,
was in town Friday.
j. T. Bureman is painting Gabe
Luchsinger's residence.
A. I. Lydick returned Friday from
Utah, where he visited his daughter,
Miss Nora, and his sons, Orin and Clay
Lydick.
j. S. Cameron and wife are taking a
vacation and are stopping with MIR.
and Mrs. +. b. Kelly at their Lakeside
ranch in the hills north of town. Mr..
Cameron, who is a distant relative of
Mrs. Kelly, is city ticket agent for the
Southern railway at Meridian, Miss.
j. w. Nixon of Lost Cabin, Wyo.,
who was called to Glenwood Springs TO
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
r. j. Miller, is visiting the family of Z,
L. Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert is also SIS
ter of Mr.. Nixon.
Claude Gray and family spent Sun
day in Cardiff where they visited the
family of II. H. McCarty.
Mrs. Scott Williamson of Grand
Junction was in town the first of the
week.
The county assembly of the democrat.
ic party was held in Basalt Saturday.
DIR. Kennedy was nominated for repre-
sentative ana as tHere was No oPPosihS
candidate his name will be the only one
printed on the democratic primary bal
lot.
Bob Kniphausen was down from
Leadville Thursday, visiting his moth
er Mrs. A. NJ Stratton, and sister,
Mrs. Augustine.
Mrs. r. d. Strong is around again
after severe illness lasting ten days.
Chancellor Buchtel addressed fair
sized audience at the M. E. church Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Speers of Ian
sing, Mich, are visiting the family OF
d. w. Lupton. Mrs. Lupton and Mrs.
Speers are sisters.
Boyd Simmons made trip to Grand
Junction the latter part of the week,
returning Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Mcmahon and daughter,
Miss Ina, spent Sunday in Glenwood.
Ernest Thompson came up from
Glenwood in his auto Tuesday, return
ing the same evening
c. L. Bogue has sold seventeen dol
lars worth of cherries from a single
tree.
Mrs Whitenack and son, Edmund
Whitenack, left Thursday evening for
Keuwood Park Iowa. for two