The Glenwood post., 1904-12-10

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J. E. Kimball of Glenwood Springs
is new clerk at E. E. Glenn Il com
panys store He is nephew of
Louis Schwarz, cashier of the Eagle
Valley bank - Eagle Enterprise
Encouraged by the famine in the
egg market and the further fact that
all the sugar beets and cahbages have
been marketed u bunch of amateurs
at Loveland has sprung a revival of
the ancient ''pinafore this week. .-
Lamar Sparks
Work on the Harvey gap reservoir
was suspended last week for the sea
son, on account of the freezing water
All preca ution is being taken to make
this a substantial dam and as soon as
the ground began to freeze it was de
cided not to take any chances. Rifle
Reveille.
Eggs are worth 40 cents dozen
and are mighty scarce at that. We
opine that hen fruit must be in de
mand over at Carbondale, too, Judging
from the following offer in the Item
Wanted Eggs, at the Valley Mer-
camille company's 5 store. To the wo-
man bringing in the most eggs be-
tween December l and Christmas,
we will make a present of a rocking
chair. Eagle Enterprise.
The First National Bank of Meeker
opened for business on Tuesday. The
bank furniture and fixtures are not
all yet in place, but Cashier Fordham
said the Goth was his lucky day and
the bank had to open on that day re.
gardless of incompleteness. And it
opened and is doing business - Meek
er Herald
C. G. Parks and others of Glenwood
are behind this institution
1t is related that a Lake City young
man called on his best girl to spend
the evening few nights ago and
when about ready to go, the converse
tion chanced to turn to art, and the
lady said that he reminded her OF
Venus of Milo. Whereupon the young
man chuckled with delight thinking
it was his symmetrical form his
sweetheart alluded to. When he goi
home he consulted the encyclopedia
and to his deep chagrin and mortifica
tion found that the Venus of Milo had
no arms. Now that he has learned
this much, it is probable that he will
go back and make that girl think he
is an octopus. Lake City Times
r. S. Purtee, who has been super,
intending the packing and loading oi
the apples purchased in the valley by
the FL. B. King Commission company
has packed and loaded thirty five cars
at Rife and Antlers. Ten cars of the
fancy varieties were shipped to Cali
fornia and the balance to eastern and
southern points. The above apple
shipments alone will leave something
like eight or nine thousand dollars
with the fruit growers of the valley.
The growers are well pleased with the
. prices received from this company and
many have asked Mr.. King to estab-
lish branch Office and erect packing
houses at Rifle and Antlers, and he
speaks very favorably of the PROPOSE
tion. Rifle Reveille.
That old relic of barbarism, the
boycott, has again been stifed, this
time by a California court, which in
passing Judgment said THE acts
complained of (parading with unfair
placards) are breaches of the peace
and is safe to say, if met with per.
sonal violence on the part of the one
boycotted, did he so elect instead of
appealing to the law, he would be
justified by jury under his constitu-
tional rights of seIf-defense This
is probably the broadest ruling ever
handed down by court and if applied
in Colorado might have considerable
to do with the cowardly method used
by some irresponsible unions to ruin
other peoples business We cannot
justify violence yet the press is of
the opinion that the employer has
some rights which the "heeler' who
has never done anything but agitate
and make trouble should be forced to