The Glenwood post., 1916-05-06
BAHALT

oughly enjoyed by those present.
BAsALr
Y Ralph Dibble left Basalt for Gyp-
sum to attend the track meet Of high
school pupils at that place.
The much longed for day trains will
be put on Sunday, May 7.
Eyed Light was Basalt visitor this
Art simmonds, james Frey, Jake
Ftyler and Ray Jarvis were all Glen
wood visitors this week.
The Misses Hunt of Aspen came down
to attend the dance and remained over
Sunday as the guests of Misses Cora
belle and Dorothy Dibble.
Bramblet Willis is the latest pur-
chaser Of Ford car.
Quite q number of Aspen, Glenwood
Springs, Cardiff and Carbondale people
motored up to Basalt and also number
came by train to take in the first dance
%of the Fishing club.
Mrs. N. c. Carlson is quite i'll at this
writing.
John Lorin, who was injured in a
premature powder explosion at Merri-
deth, is doing nicely although at first
his injuries were thought to be fatal.
Miss Hortense Harrison went down to
Cardihi friday night on, No. to visit
her sister, Mrs. Doris Opie, and little
daughter.
The usual ball game Of last Sunday
was postponed on account Of the storm.
Owing to the severe storm and bad
weather the track meet at Gypsum was
tponed unit May IS.
Baseball, Carbondale vs.. Basalt, at
Basalt grounds Sunday, May z, at 2:ao
p. m.
Miss Lura Jewell left Basa1t for her
home in Colorado Springs on Sundays
No. 6. Miss Jewell has been attending
high school this term in Basalt and all
her schoolmates escorted her to the
train, and with many regrets and a
flood Of train letters bade the young
Lady bon voyage.
Jake Kastelic was Leadville visitor
this week
From tho number Of travelling sales
12sa wib make Bssslt during the week
~ predict either splendid season or
ssas one is going to overstock.
Miss Mildred Carlson, who has been
fined to the house for some days
~EAk measles, is able to be out again.
!. lket rs not forget May 80 is Decora-
aion day, and not wait until that day
TO visit our cemetery and do some nsc-
sssary work in clearing Of those nm.
slightly weeds, rounding up tho grass,
etc. -rf
Mrs. VIM. Smith Of Reudi visited in
Besalt this week, the guest Of Mrs.
Charles Ellis.
Frank Powell and wife Of Glenwool
visited among old friends in Emma and
Basalt this week. 3
Dr.. p. T. Rucker brought down .
party Of ssven from Aspen and al en-
joyed the Fishing club dance.
O. L Gilbert was rs-sieetef by =
large majority at the school election
Asld here Nay ~
John Wilson came up from Carbon.
dale with several prominent miniog
men, stopping in Basslt short time IN
Ahe way to Aspen.
A good many specimens Of ore sre
being assayed from prospects near Ba-
salt - well IS work being pushed on
the Hope and Mayflower near Aspen.
= goodly number Of Basalt gentlemen
hold large shares in these prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harold Opie, little
daughter and Miss Hortense Harrison
were Aspen passengers one day this
week TO attend the wedding Of Mr..
opis : sister, Miss Gladys opis, to Mr..
Neighart.
There will b NO preaching this Sun
day, the regular time for services, but
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