The Glenwood post., 1905-06-10
CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest from NeighbCring Towns
Gathered By Our Corps of Special Reporters
REDSTON E.


bye;
We're off to the fields and the open
sky.
The bells of the brooks, and the wood
land bells,
Are ringing us out to the wales and
dells,
To meadow ways fair, and to hilltops
cool;
Good bye, little desk at scnocl.
Mrs. A. D. Beaman returned from
the Western Spa on Tuesday and was
met at the train by her husband.
Tuesday all mail communication
was cut off between Redstone and
Coalbasin by the food of waters.
Miss Clark took her departure for
her home in Tinidad Mrs. Wright
and Miss Whitun for their homes in
Denver, on last Saturday.
o. F. Tracy and family removed
from Coalbasin on Tuesday but will
soiourn in Redstone for few days
before taking up their future home in
Marble.
Charley Madonna, one of the four
Madonna boys, all clever workmen
who did much mechanical work in
the upbuilding of our city, is the
guest of Professor Lanzi.
On June 5, after a sleep not quite
so long as Rip Van Wlnkles our
Redstone youth woke up and went a
fishing, returning home with empty
creels; the fisherman luck, such
sluggards merit.
The attention of our rather tinical
critics who make such grimaces and
strain at gnat and are so ready to
swallow a camel is respectfully called
to Mr.. McCarthy's card, called forth
by brutal and heartlesS fake.
Monday No / was delayed owing
to washout mile and a half below
the city. She mad to return here and
get the aid of Roadmaster Vanwinkle
and his railroad tie artists. Again
on Tuesday S return trip, getting
here at six D. M instead of high noon.
There was lightning change here
recently from the most modern of
avocations to one of the most ancient
and honorable. w. r. Jewell, cleo
trician, suddenly became mine
Host of the Redstone Inn. The
feast of Saint Boniface may account
for it.
Among the party of Coalbasin
youngsters were three of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neish' boys, Andrew Jr., George and
Bid George succeeded in signalling
train on which was General SupeTin
tendent Glib, round curve from
where bridge D. 4. had been washed
away by the food of waters.
On Fisherman's Day, June l, a
large party of the sturdy youngsters
of Coalbasin, marched down on Red
stone, and while our own youngsters
were lally gagging the invaders sue
ceeded in filing their creels with
speckled beauties, returning home a
round trip of twenty four miles, be
sides the miles walked along the
river
Professor Lanzi is rnishing rare
treat to music lovers on these beauti-
full summer evenings, the Redstone
band is being put through their PAGES
c1editable as was their performance
on the Peabody tour last fall, their
renderings of the masters is now of a
far higher order even their practice
performances seeming with out flaw.
We desire to call attention of the
Strawberry Day committee of arrange
ments to the good work of the Glen
wood Post. Next to the herculean
labors of our irrepressible general
superintendent and the delightful mu
sic rendered nightly by the Redstone
band, the Posts free issues of its pa
per are making everybody hereabouts
aware of Glenwood's s great festal day
If the Crystal valleys crowd is the
largest give due credit to these three
agencies.
Hurrah Schools outl We trust
our boys and girls will take vacation
advantages of the many blessings that
surround them; the ozone of the
mountains; the beauty of forests and
streams and flowers; that they will
admire but not molest the feathered
tribes, with their gorgeous and vari-
coIored plumage; the wonderful in
habitants of forest and field alike;
these tiny things that Zone rude
touch would destroy, ana are yet so
full of life and beauty
Sunday narties TO the many stretch.