The Glenwood post., 1923-05-31
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CARBONDALE ITEMS

Pain Decdme 80 intense tnat Dr. Ould
came up and pulled the offending
molar.
Mrs. George Sievers and Mrs John
Bennett entertained the Ladies Aid
this week A large number was pres
ent and delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Ted Herman and Buster Teele
accompanied Mr.. Herman up to Nettle
creek Thursday and enjoyed a days
outing and a picnic lunch.
Mrs. A. L. Sebree was shopping in
Glenwood one day this week.
Dick Stovall came in from Denver
this week and is visiting at the F. E.
Sweet home. Mr.. Stovall suffered
nervous breakdown in March and has
been under a physician IS care since
that time.
The Hoopengarner nda Brock famil
lies enjoyed a trip to the mountains
Sunday.
Thelma Geigle, while on her way to
Hill Crest cemetery Tuesday, started
over an irrigating ditch on the Van
syckel place. The bridge gave way
and they had quite little difficulty
in getting the car out. The cemetery
association immeditely procured lum-
Der for new bridge and in two hours
the cars were passing over it. Quick
work that.
Frank Sweet, E. D. Tandy, Mrs.
Julia Fuller, Mrs. Sebree and Harold
Sweet motored to Glenwood Monday.
Mrs. Sebree was appointed admins
tratr-x of the Hanna Budd estate and
Mr.. Tandy appraiser of the real estate.
Hanna Marie Budd slipped quietly
out Of this life last Saturday, being
in her eighty-seventh year at the
time of her passing. She was excep-
tionaly active for one of her years,
living alone and caring for herself
until just two weeks before her death.
She had lived here for many years
and had been an ardent church mem
Der and worker for sixty seven years.
sponsible position with the D. & R. G.
railway.
Dr. and Mrs. W. w. Crook motored
up from Glenwood Tuesday, calling on
friends and enjoying lunch with Mrs.
Glen Clark.
Otto Larson, who has charge of the
Sweet-Stovall cattle and has been max
ing his home on the Hubbard ranch
near satank, skipped quietly out of
town Saturday-destinatio Silt. He
deturned Monday with his bride and
they went Immediately to their home
in the mountains, some ten miles from
here. Sequel to wedding bells men
toned last week.
Mayor w. D. Moohe spent Tuesday
in Glenwood
Pete Barthell and Emory Hampton
motored to Grand Valley Decoration
day and Hampton declares that there
is no town down the valley that com
pares with ye old home towne."
That's the way we like to have our
people do-boost for Carbondale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris motor
ed to Grand Junction this week to
spend few days with Mrs. Harris
sister, Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs. Jack Connor and Mrs. Harri-
son were Carbondale visitors Tuesday.
The Gfeiner family are leaving this
week for California. They will drive
through and expect to locate there.
Mrs. Glen Creason drove to Glen.
wood Monday.
II. P. Feldman of Denver came in
Wednesday morning on business con-
nected with The Sweet seed farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brand and Mr..
and Mrs. Lipson of Aspen were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thompson
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Flynn returned to her
home Saturday. Miss Flynn taught
in one of the Wyoming schools the
past winter.
Miss Alma Thmpson returned Thurs
day to the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Thompson, after a
years teaching in Telluride.
The members of the Christian church
held picnic Sunday afternoon. Among
those present were several from Glen
wood Springs: John Rigney and
daughter, Mrs. Larmee and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine and Mrs. Har
ry Prime, Mrs. Bigham, Mrs. Jack Eel
lers and several others.
Mrs. John Smith and Helen Smith,
Mrs. j. Paine, Mrs. E. D. Tandy and
daughter, Edna, motored to Glenwood
last Saturday.
H. @. Pattison WAS q 0lenwood Wis
itor Monday afternoon.
M;,u 9us;a MeeriII and hYother vyere