The Glenwood post., 1923-07-19
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cARBoNDALE NEWS

DIR. Atcheson and Master Lee Pcat-
ress OF Denver were guests of Mrs. q
L. Sobree Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wolf of Glen
wood Springs drove to Carbondale
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Blue entertained the
members of the Community Sunday
school at her pleasant ranch home We'd
nesday afternoon. A most bountiful
lunch was served to the many guests
who attended.
C. E. Bigham and family autoed to
Carbondale from Glenwood Springs
Tuesday evening.
Chas. Taylor of Glenwood Springs
made business trip to Carbonate
Monday afternoon.
DR.. Crosby of Canon City and Floyd
Wilson of Denver were visitors at Mrs.
A. L. Sebree's Monday evening and on
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Made
line Mullen, Mrs. T. A. Thompson and
Cyril Ferguson, motored to Aspen.
Many picnickers were seen at Red
stone Sunday. Among them were the
families of A. J. Dickson, George Win
ters, j. G. Campbell, and Wayson Hart
man Of Glenwood Springs, and Mrs.
sebree and guests of Carbondale.
Mrs. Mary Bush of Marble, Mrs.
Overholt of Milton, Oregon, are the
guests of Mrs. A. s. Hopper this week.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis st. John
were dinner guests of the Hoppers on
Monday of this week.
VIM. Now has been very i'll the past
ten days and on Saturday DR.. Porter
of Glenwood was called in consultation
with Dr.. Tubbs. At present Mr.. Now
is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Grubb well
coined small daughter to their home
Monday morning of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Gould spent Saturday
and Sunday at Dinkel's lake and re-
port a fine catch of fish.
The VIM. Wilson's are entertaining
relatives from Iowa, who motored from
their home to Colorado.
Dorothy and Harold Sweet and Eliz-
abeth Daley took horseback trip to
Bulldog Saturday.
Mrs. ]. W. Zimmerman had as din
ner guests Sunday Mrs. Ed White,
Mrs. J. G. Sonner and Mrs. Julia Full
Ter.
"Billy' Spelman, an old timer here,
was found dead in his cabin Thursday
He was lying on the bed, fully dressed,
and had been dead for two or three
days, it was thought.
The Quackenbush family and the
Misses Moore enjoyed trip to the
Powell sawmill last Sunday.
Mrs. Myers and children returned to
their home in Alamosa the first of the
week.
Mayor W. D. Moore departed for
Pueblo Wednesday on business con.
nected with the Potato Growers asso-
citation.
The haying season is being ushered
in with many showers which retards
the work to very great extent.
Drs. Orton, Link and Myer, govern
ment potato specialists from Washing
ton, were in our section Monday look
ing over our potato crops. One crop
inspected was declared to be the best
they had seen in Colorado.
Bailey and Paine, our local creamery
men, put on a big day Monday, known
as Dairy Day. Prof. Oline, the popu-
lar D. & R. G. agriculturist, arrived
early with several specialists from the
State Agricultural college and the day
was spent in animal judging, lectures
on all the different phases of dairying,
and at the conclusion DIR. Olin gave a
fine illustrated talk on Alaska. 1t
was an unusually fine get-together
meeting and will no doubt arouse much
enthusiasm in dairying.
Mr.. Tandy, our local druggist, says
"It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good.' Mr.. Mansfield exhibited
fine three-pound trout caught ON q
California coachman hook, and Sun
day almost every man in town was
buying California coachman, but no
other "big fish" have been reported.
Mrs Moore went to Broadview We'd
nesday morning for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Quackenbush.
Miss Edna Tandy entertained the
Young Women's Bridge club Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison arrived home
from the State Bridge placer mines
the first of the week.