The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13
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CORRESpO ONDENCS
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BASALT

ed by a number of Basalt and Aspen
people.
Basalt was represented at the socia-
bility drive from Glenwood Springs to
Meeker Sunday, May Z.
i DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins of Glenwond
were Basalt visitors this week.
John Wilson of Carbondale made
several trips to Basalt this week.
The body Of little Vida Dobson was
laid to rest beside her father and sister
in Basalt cemetery on Sunday, May
Z. Rev. Paris Wells of Glenwood de-
livered a splendid and sympathetic SER
mon, comforting to the family as well
as the beautiful old hymns sung. Four
of Wilda's schoolmates acted as pail
bearers, Juanita and Pauline Isewortll,
Dorothy Frey and Dorothy Dibble.
Basalt should be seen just at this
time to be appreciated. Apple, crab
apple, cherry, plum trees-all look like
SNOW. -
"A. Simmonds loaded his household
goods one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Maurn were Basalt
visitors this week.
Mrs. Edith Sloss came down from
sloss Saturday and visited with Basalt
relatives and friends Sunday.
Al Grey is the latest purchaser of a
new Ford
Mrs. @. L. Gilbert and son, Ford,
were shopping in Grand Junction Mon
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Burgin will move
back to Basalt from Leadville in q
short time and occupy their own prop
erty. Mr.. Jarvis will occupy the house
now occupied by Prof. Armstrong and
family who will leave Basalt for Den-
ver Immediately on the close of school.
Mrs. Scott Williamson was called to
Aspen on Monday of this week owing
to the death and burial of her grand
father, Mr.. Frank Daywalt, an old and
respected citizen of that city.
B. Jarvis and VIM. (BilD Barker
were prospecting on Black mountain
the forepart of this week.
We are indebted to D. G. Bear for
the seats in our cemetery. They are q
much needed and appreciated conven-
ience.
The Misses Dibble and Frey and Mr..
Ralph Dibble and Adolph Carlson were
the first of this years visitors to Ke'-
ley's lake, on Monday last.
The baseball game between Carbon
dale and Basalt was postponed owing
to the funeral of Vida Dobson.
The last few warm days have
brought the rivers up and now it is
high water until the highest water is
reached, usually about June 5, then
recedes.
The Aspen plug now reaches Basalt
at p. M, allowing passengers for the
east and west some little time for vis
iting and looking over our pretty little
city.
Mrs. VIM. Dobson left for the homo
of her daughter, Mrs. Broughton Of
Glenwood Springs, for an extended Wis
it, ON Monday evening. -.-,-s
Miss Emma Carlson entertained =
number Of Basalt young people atrher
home ON the hill one evening this week.
Ladies'. Aid meets with Mrs. Arm
strong this time, Thursday, May II, at
$3.50 p. m. Visitors always welcome.
Miss Dorothy Frey will leave for
salida on Sunday, May IA, to enjoy n
prolonged visit with her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Smith
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Kelly returned to
Basalt on Tuesday from q long visit
to friends and relatives in the far
south land, Mississippi, Alabama and
Florida.
Mr.. Hall, who came to our noun
tain town from Virginia some months
ago, now looks like good illustration
Of before and after rs does also the
young SON of Mr.. Howard Lowdea.
Both patients came fon an incipient
lung ahd bronchial trouble. y
Mr. and Mrs., johnnie May Of Car
diff were Basalt visitors, also attend
ing the banquet given by the Rsbekahs
in honor of their grand president May
q. 80 IA va, q.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Tucker came
down from the ranch for few days
visit in Basalt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Koch Of Aspen