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Bertram j. Cross has brought vast
fund of new material from his post
graduate course this summer, to the
chair of science and is already deep in
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Calvick and little
girl have returned TO their home in
Sweetwater. A number of weeks ago
the schild received severe injury by
falling from chair and was brought
here for medical care with the result
that she is fully recovered.
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Mike Pecorelli, who has been in the
sanitarium under the care of DR.. Hop.
kips for the past seven weeks, with a
Lbasdly infected leg, infected in the
mines at New Castle, has so far i'm
proved as to be able to return to his
home at that place tomorrow.
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The county steam shovel has now
been moved beyond Grizzly creek and
the road from Glenwood to Grizzly i,
a zeal boulevard and those who wish
to enjoy a real treat in the way of an
auto drive should mot forget this very
prettry stretch of mountain highway.
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g. A. Bartlett of the transfer and
coal company, who was called to Boise,
Idaho, by the illness of his mother, re-
turned home Monday and reports some
Improvement in his mothers condition.
1t was thought advisable to send her
to a lower altitude and she is now on
the west coast.
The Lang Wulfsohn building on
Grand avenue now makes very fine
appearance with its center door and
plate glass front, new floor and other
improvements which Mr.. Wulfsohn ha.
just made. This is one of the finest
locations in town and Mr.. Wulfsohn
now has very desirable property.
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The tools which for several weeks
ha8e been stuck in the wen Of the
Rifle DeBeque OIL and Gas company
have at last been extracted and drilling
has again been resumed. This company
has encountered its full share of harl
luck, but it is to be hoped that we
may hear better reports from the con-
pany in the future
Next Monday is the last opportunity
for registering before the primaries. : f
Won are not registered You should pre-
sent yourself before the registration
board next Monday. accompanied bv
two witnesses and have your name
properly recorded on the books: other
wise you cannot vote at the primary
election next Tuesday
Glenwood Springs has notified the
Grand junction ball cInb that it has
Idisbanded for the season and cannot
fill the date here Sunday. The news
caused some ill feeling as the disband
mcnt was made in the face of a sched
uIcd contest. The managers, Hughlctt
aud Dittman, will endeavor to get a
team to play here Sunday in place of
Glcnwood.- Junction News.
! w. ii. Farnum who recently made a
trip to California says he visited Budd
carberry at his beach home and en-
Ijuyed Buds hospitality in the way of
a big fish dinner, the kind that has
made Bud famous in that section. As
it happened, Farmm IS visit was made
on the second birthday of Carberry's
baby, bright little girl, and there was
much celebration of the natal day, says
| Bill.
| w. H. Farnum returned the first Of
the week from San Diego where he
went on a summons stating that his
father, Henry Farnum, an oldtime resi-
dent of Eagle and Garfield counties,
was very i'll. The senior Farnum soon
recovered but he was homesick for the
Colorado mountains and accompanied
his son to Glenwood where he will prob
ably spend the winter. Mr.. Fasnum will
be 81 years of age if he lives until
next May, but he is quite spry look
ing "boy" and says he just feels fine
since he returned to good old Colorado.
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Louis Wyman of Silverton the good
roads enthusiast who is known to many