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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-19
Il Looking Backward

Backward, turn backward, Oh
Time in your fight"
why, Daddy" said the little ur-
chin, Cook at this old Miller paper,
printed before | was born"
"Yes, son, that is an old paper
your mother laid away for some
thing it contained" :"
But daddy, is it all true, what it
says about things in our town."
'Yes son, in those days the people
of Miller were not money mad. and
the spirit Of democratic equality
brought. everybody together to help
along any local enterprise"
Why, papa, here is notice of a
big town meeting to get together,
help the markets, make business,
and to do things for the town; and
churches crowded for 'sociables, +"
with tokens of good cheer and love
for the ministers; and celebrations
of holidays, and picnics for the
school children, and home entertain
ments. "
"Yes, those things were all com
mon, son, and are yet in new locali,
ties where enthusiasm and good fell
lowship lave not been crowded out
by the little envies and spites Of hui
man selishness.
And did they do these thlngs?"
continued the young hopeful, read
ing:
Last evening the Miller Cornet
Band gave concert on the street
and then marched to the ball park,
followed by a crowd, where the loc-
al ball team was engaged in evening
practice, and the hook and ladder
team was doing it's regular practice
work preparatory to going to the
tournament.
The band is one of the best in the
state, frequently engaged for cele-
brations by neighboring towns.
The bali team is husky bunch of
true lovers Of the national game who
have defeated everything from Hur-
on to Pierre.
The hook team has captured the
state banner by three successive
winnings at state Firemen's tourna-
ments, won Sl70o cash prizes, sever
al medals, and holds the world S
championship. time ALI seconds, for
800 yd. run and man at top of "a
foot ladder"
All those things are true as gos-
pei, my boy" sighed the old man,
as he relit his pipe, "but that was
when the pioneer settlers were
young, united and full of ginger,
when a business man would hand the
hook team $50 note, when a mer-
chant would uniform the ball team,
and when the band boys could get a
new set of horns or uniform by one
dance or entertainment, when every
body was poor and didn't care who
knew it, but willing to do their best
in anything"
Say, daddy"
What, son?''
- wish Id lived in Miller long
ago."
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Evangelical Church

Services next Sunday as follows !:
Sunday school at 10
Preaching at Glendale IL A. M.
Preaching at Corrin $3.50 p. M.
Preaching at Miller at 500 p. M.
Every one cordially invited.
The doors of the church will be
opened at Corrin and Miller for re-
ception of members.
j. ID. Musser, Pastor.
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CITY CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian Church

Rev. G.. Howard CRUDE. Pastor.
Services Sunday at Miller II a. m.
At st. Lawrence l2:45 D. m.
Sunday Bible School at 1870 in st
Lawrence and at IL m. in Miller.
Church prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at Miller at 7:30
Christian Endeavor each place
every Sunday evening at $50.
Sacrament of Our Lords supper
will be observed. The same service
will be observed in Miller or the
10Th.
All are cordially invited to attend
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-19

Star Pupils Those who have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
month, and whose department has
been good,
HIGH SCHOOL
Olene Wangness Ethel Berry
Mable Hoskin William Saltmarsh
Bessie Halloween Ina Jewett
Albert Shaw Lloyd Christman
Mead Beasom Fern Cruson
Harriet Erb Ralph Null
Grace Null Matilda Phinney
Dale Stratton Mae Andrews
Fred Calkins Louisa Hill
Chas. Rudd.
j. Jones, Jr., Supt.
f. E. Reber.
Zola Jones, Teachers.
Room FOUR
Bessie Anderson William Cree
Louis Furman Dell McCoy
Leland Ostrander Harry Smith
Herbert Dawson Helen Eakle
Omer Erb Hilan Hoskin
Chas. Miller Jno. Miller
Marguerite Waite Viola Zimmerman
Katherine Brown Dell Yerdon
Matte M. Gordon. Teacher.
Room THREE
Jamie Cochran Hugh Cummings
Thelma Adams Clara Erb
Ida Greeves Paul Peterson
Mamie Schmieter John Commings
George Cree Rose Dunn
Fern Morrow Priscilla Lloyd
Cole Stratton Lloyd Tamblyn
ldessa Yerdon
Mrs j. Jones Jr., Teacher.
Boom No. 2
Herald Anderson Marie Coquillette
Eliza Corrin Katie Dunn
Ralph Erb Ray Miller
Ursula Pusey Tessy Spain
Charlie Schmeiter Laurel Sheriff.
Paul Weir Claud Benton
Wendell Curtis Jacyntha Dawson
Lawler Mcmahon LEVEL Ostrander
Rella Stratton Fred Smith
Merle Thomson Wesley Thomas
Ernest Sheriff.
Jessie kintigh, Teacher.
Room No. ]
Earl Clodfelter Arthur Cummings
Lora Cree Harold Douglas
Helen Woodruff Paul Pusey
Mona Walton Vera Furman
Nina Hoskin Eleatha Spain
Sylvia Thomas
Lorena Gordon, Teacher.
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The school board is having fire.
escape put on the back of the grad
ed school building, precaution
that is very much needed. as the
furnace is right beneath the stairs
and they would be the first thing tc
90 in case of fire.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-19

Preaching next Sunday, by the
pastor at l1:00 a m.
S. S. at 1900.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing at 6:45 p. m.
Preaching st Lawrence 7:30 p. m.
All are invited to attend.
O. w. Butterfield, Pastor.
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Christian Scientists

The Christian Scientists of this
city hold regular Sunday and mid
week services at their Reading room
in the Whitcomb block, Sundays at
HOO a. M, Wednesdays 7:3Op. m.
All are cordially invited.
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Roman Catholic

Services at 500 and 1890 A. M.
first Sunday, and at 1920 on third
Sunday of each month.
Rev. Father Fox. Pastor.
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NORTH HAND

I Geo. A. Mckay and Webster
Davis of Park, drove to Miller on
Monday.
The auction sale of Mr. and Mrs
Carl Haack, of Park, the 18th, pass
ed off finely, large attendance
prices good, and a final result of
! So, 1000.
/ Mr. Hall, who has been on the
Kuper place, moved to the vicinity
of Zell, on the l1th inst. the follow
! ing neighbors helped him move:
Am. Watson, Bert Sebring, Bob
I Whaley and Webster Davis.
Alpha Sebring of Aberdeen visited
at the home of his parents in Park,
a short time the last of the week.
! Quite number from this vicinity
attended the medal contest, at the
M. f. church, in Orient, last Friday.
night. The medal was taken. and
we'll deservedly taken, by Mrs Ed.
McShane of Orient twp.
Miss Maggie Duckeck and Dora
Weiblen, were in Orient on Satur-
day last.
| The Shaefer and Hall schools in
Spring, have about two weeks more
work before closing A united pic.
mic is to mark the closing in each
case.
Carl Preston of Spring has rented
1 the old Jas. Morris farm in Orient
twp.
Walter Rudd Of Park was in
Orient on Saturday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-19

An opinion has been issued from
the office Of the attorney general of
Minnesota to the effect that no one.
not even parent, has the right to
open mail addressed to a child. The
opinion states that undoubtedly the
parent or guardian would have au-
thority to demand that the contents
of the letter be turned over, and the
right to punish the child for carry
ing on correspondence that had
been forbidden.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-19

Seats for the Whitney Bros. Quar-
tet will be on sale at Collins drug
store Friday morning March 20 at
10 o'clock.
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REPORT OF
CITY SCHOOLS
List of Past Months Model Pupils
Good Record

School report for the month end
ing March 9th 1908.
Star Pupils Those who have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
month, and whose department has
been good.
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Methodist Church Services.

II are cordially invited to attend
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
SOCIAL SEASON OPENED

Wednesday evening marked the ini-
tial event of Glenwood s social sea
son and if this is an omen of what is
to follow, the society folk have many
good times in store for them during the
winter months.
Mrs. f. II. Taylor of this city and
Mrs. Louis Schwarz of Eagle enter
tanned the Whist club Wednesday even
ing at the beautiful home of Congress
man elect and Mrs. Taylor. Thirty OF
the club met and spent one of the most
en- ioyable evenings of their history as
n club. Seven tables were provided for
the games, after which the party was
taken to the ball room where refresh
mcnts were served One long table
was provided and all agreed that this
departure from the regular small table
affair was one of the crowning fea-
lures of the evening. Great palms
were placed around the walls and pink
carnations and simlax made the color
scheme of pink and green complete.
At the close of the games, it was
found that Mrs. Rosenberg and John
Worries had won the leading prizes for
lady and gentleman and Mrs. Wallace
and Joe. Hum were the winners of the
consultations prizes.
Before all left for their homes,
large sized sheet of paper was passed
around and each guest signed his or
her name. This was to let G. c.
Parks have a correct guide when he
sends out invitations at future meet
ing when he will be host to the
Whist Club. These meetings will be
held regularly each month during the
winter.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
THE WORLD WANTS MEN

The above is the title of Rev. Rob
ert C. Carson's sermon for Sunday
evening. This is really a lecture which
has been frequently given in the lee
ture courses. Phases of civic life which
are just now claiming the world 8 at
tention will be discussed in way that
will be interesting to every body,
several places where this lecture has
been given the lecture committees have
said that they had nothing on their
seasons course equal to it.
The lecture abounds in splendid
flights of oritory vivid illustration and
clnching arguments.
City officers and all who are in
terested in a better type of city life
should hear Mr.. Carson on Sunday
night.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
SPECIAL SERVICES

Special services are being held at
the Methodist Church and will be con
tinued next week. Rev. Carson is a
fluent talker and has the work at heart
He makes great impression on all
hearing him. DIR. T. Il. Cassel, who
has charge of the music during the ser
vices is getting together number of
Glenwood s best singers and thus this
this feature will prove of more than
passing interest.
These gentlemen have been holding
services in a number of Colorado towns
and cities and reports indicate that
they have done a great work wherever
they hold series of meetings. Glen
wood people should not fail to attend
these meetings.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
NEwSY NOTE FOUND BY NEWSY NOSES
Business And Social Happenings Gathered Together By
Those Interested N Building 4 Greater Family Of
Weekly Post Subscribers and Readers
GRAND VALLEY.

Mrs. Fred Willis went to Leadville
Wednesday for a short visit.
Sam Shaw intends leaving for Idaho
Saturday having sold his place on Bat
tlement Mesa. He is taking car of
horses with him to dispose Of on the
Twin Falls market.
The Marie Fountain Theatrical com
pany pulled a great house Tuesday ev-
ening. Standing room was at prem
ium and the crowd certainly felt that
they had the worth of their money. 1t
was the best travelling troupe that has
been here for long time at least.
John Helm has let the contract for
building his new house and the frame
work is nearly finished.
The work on the parsonage is gong
on rapidly and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Archie Tubbs has moved his barber
shop into F. c. Bailey's room adjoining
the store.
w. P. Cranus has started butcher
shop in the building vacated by Archie
Tubbs
The plasterers are at work on H. I.
sherman new store room.
DR.. Wilson, veterinary surgeon, Is IN
this vicinity doing considerable work
in his line.
1t is rumored that DIR. Helgeson is
going to remove to Grand Junction.
The community regrets this as it Will
be hard to fill his place. We are heal
thy, but when anyone is sick they need
a doctor bad.
The club ladies gave farewell sur
prise party on Mrs. f. c. Davis Thurs
day evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed and a general good time enjoyed.
Mrs. Davis will soon join her husband
in Leadville.
Mrs. Mable Aldrich is visiting her
friends an Glenwood. She will take
the teachers examination while there
The Royal Neighbors of America
will give bazaar on the afternoon and
evening of December II. Xmas novel
ties will be for sale.
A drove of sheep was driven up Para
chute Creek Thursday to put on the
Rowley ranch.
Great preparations are being made
for a masque ball on Xmas in the
Woodman hall.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
cARBoNDALE

Rev. N. H. Lee our Presiding Elder
was in our midst last Sunday and
preaced very interesting sermon at
the Methodist church
Marion Robins left Friday for his
claim where he will spend the winter.
Those who attended the Ladies Aid
at Miss Chas. Gerkins last Thursday
report a very pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Edgerton left
Saturday evening for Denver on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Gould and Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Max took in the excursion rates
to Aspen last Saturday evening.
Dave and Elmer HUFF have been in
Aspen during the trial Of John Thomas
D. W. Shores and Fate Girdner at
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
CHILLY SESSION
Continued from Page One.)

front.
Mayor Drach announced that Marshal
Weidenhammer believed the Pastime
theater unsafe should q panic be
started. 1t is claimed there are not
enough exits and more should be pro.
vided.
Councilman Gutenberg gave notice
that he and his family will leave next
month for California and he wished the
council to raise the liquor license be-
fore he left. Councilman Cardnell
who was excused for few minutes re
turned at this time and sanctioned
what Mr.. Gutenberg said.
Mayor Drach said, "Raising the sa-
loon license is only justified when there
is need of more revenue.' All seemed
to agree that the city should have more
coin in its Golfers, but the matter was
not acted upon and will await action
at the next meeting. Councilman Old
cnberg favors raising the license from
5000 to ST 200 per year.
The council adjourned at eleven
clock, which was fully one hour
earlier than usual
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
cARDIFF

Cardiff needs hall very much.
Engineer O. G. Rhodes and family
arc pleasantly located in one of the
Teeter cottages on Pike Ave.
Mrs Stores of Basalt arrived on No.
3, last Tuesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. r. Hammond.
Engineer Chas. Nelson is planning to
moved his house at Basalt to Cardiff,
IL good move for Cardiff. poor one
for Basalt.
Ralph Bates of Basalt has accepted
position in the Round house at Car
diff.
The officers of the Union Sabbath
school are working hard for a program
and tree Christmas eve.
If contractor Brown don't hurry some
of the people that wanted to get NOV
ed, will have to eat one more Christ
mas dinner in Basalt
Miss Anna Wilson of Glenwood was
visiting Mrs. Rhodes one day this
week
Rumor has it there are to be three
Engineers on passenger run from Car
diff to Grand Jet.
Something going on at Cardiff
al lot 10
what it is.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
KNIGHTS TEMPI.AR
ELECT OFFICERS

Glenwood Springs Commandery No.
20 knights Templar at their regular
election, Tuesday evening, Dec. sth,
elected and installed the following Off
GERS.
Sir Henry r.. Kamm, Eminent Com
mander, Sir William Rohr, Generali-
simo, Sir Henry b. Walz, Captain Gen,
eral, Sir Clifford c. Parks. Treasurer,
Sir Charles w. Taylor, Recorder, Sir
Fred c. Ewing, Senior Warden, 81,
Edward t. Taylor, Junior Warden.
The above being all of the elective
omces, 1t was decided to fill the ap-
pointive offices at the next regular con
clave.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
John D. Minis is Happy

That veteran of Eagle county news.
papermen, John D. Minis, who is never
nappy unless telling the people of gold.
en- opportunities, is certainly in his
element in Jerome, Idaho. A recent
issue OF his paper has just reached OH
taoie and it is full of meat for ali
classes of readers. The resources Of
that country are set forth in n con.
'hcing manner; the local stories are
sneh as to bring the support of the
people of that new town, while the
iact that John is getting out an
eight'page all home print paper proves
that the business men are placing their
trust in the right man when thew rive
him half page ads.
The North Side News tNims paper)
is one of the best we receive and we
wish John unbounded success.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
Weekly Post 80 per year

On Friday night of last week a tele-
gram was received here for Frank
Spuier who was in Kansas City with a
shipment of cattle at the time, stating
that his brother, Elmer, who resided
about 40 miles west of Bluff City, Utah
had died and that the burial took place
at Bluff City. Mr.. Squier returned to
Rifle Sunday and on Monday left for
Norwood Colo, and Bluff City, Utah,
for the purpose of settling up his
brothers. business affairs. Mr.. Squier
will be away several days Reveille
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12

tended court in Aspen the past few
days.
Ernest Edgerton is working in the
Rocky Mountain store
Aspen visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. d. Weant left Sat-
urday evening for Aspen.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
Weekly Post s2 per year

Weekly Post S2 per year
Elder N. H. Lee came in from Den
yer Sunday.
Congress and the Garfield county
commissioners met Monday of this
week.
George Davidson was Glenwood
visitor from Carbondale the first of
the week.
J. Nisbet and wife came in from
Granite Sunday and registered at the
Grand.
P. II. VanCleve, who has been hob
bling with rheumatism for the past
few weeks, is still trusting the mineral
waters to sure him.
W. S. Henery of Mansfield, o, was
an arrival at the Grand Sunday. He
came to take the baths.
VIM. Bennett, Pat Herran, F. X.
London p. X McKana, B. r. Kobe,
and Judge r.. A. Rucker were down
the first of the week from Aspen.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
bysterian church will give a bazaar
and turkey dinner at the Ewing build.
ing. Grand Ave. Dec 10Th. Dinner at
$50.
Max Grubb of Carbondale returned
Tuesday morning from the Interna-
tional Stock show at Chicago, which
he pronounces one of the finest ever
held.
Beryl E. Sykes and Miss Laura H.
Goodrich, both of Rife were united in
marriage in this city Thursday by
Rev. Greer A. Foote, pastor of the
iiiSt iVSpS WI Isth SHuISH'
Number of the Shoshone workers
found their way to Grand Junction the
latter part of last week and after i'm
bibling freely of squirrel juice, were
hailed before the courts of the peach
city and given fines and opportunities
to show their road building abilities
There were five of them in the crowd.
Glenwood saloons We're closed Sun
day and the streets were lined with
stronger than water and ice cream
sodas. The closing was the result of
the letter sent ont recently over the
signature of District Attorney Gentry.
IT is reported that the saloon men in.
tend to obey the Sunday and midnight
closing law to the letter
@. II. Purinton chief game warden
for the Yampa Steamboat country was
visiting about Glenwood Tuesday Mr..
Puriton and Fred Gordon of this city
are two of the best game officers ever
appointed by any ADMINISTRATION in
this state and if the Democrats sue
ceed in filing their places with men
of equal ability and honesty the people
and the game interests will be well pro
tected
WANTED-Man and wife to tako
charge of a 25 acre ranch of young
trees; must have team, wagon and
farm implements. Ground has been
rough cleared and must be worked ov-
er again. Will pay by acre for clear
ing and pay for care of trees for tn.
season. Good water right. Good
room cabin on place. For further parti
culars address ]. J. Wick Roy, City
Hall, Denver Colorado.
1926
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
HAND LAUNDRY

We are now prepared to do hand
laundry work. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. You will find us at TIA
Pitkin Ave.
-. KENTUCKY HAND LAUNDRY
l2.12tf.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
Weekly Post s2 PEI year

Rev. Fison, rector of the Episcopal
churches of Aspen, Marble, and Red
stone, was in the city this week. He
is a great lover Of animals and an.
nounces himself as strictly in favor Of
closing the season and stoping the
slaughter of deer. He is made of the
right material and the Post hopes the
time is not far Of when the present
laws will be changed to protect our
wild harmless animalA
-
Among the Glcnwood Elks to at.
tend the memorial services of their
lodge in Aspen last Sunday were; W.
H. Clark, Fred Gordon, &C. Parks,
Ollie Thorson, J. C. schwarz, J. Richard
son, G. N. Keck, Frank Ewing, H. W.
Smith, E 7. Taylor, John Rittmaye,,
Fred Ewing and Pat O'Neil.
Christmas and New Year Holiday
excursion fare via Denver 4 Rio
Grande. Ono fare for the round trip
to all points in Colorado, date Of sale
Dec. Gath, 25th and 31st 1908, and Jan.
uary /, 1909. Final Limit January 4th,
1909. Additional selling days to Den.
yer only Dss. 27tA I 9stA.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12

j. b. Hurlburt was up from Grand
Valley Tuesday. He praises that coun-
try and has no doubt but the times will
soon come whom all eyes will be on
Grand Valley.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
Weekly Pest y psr year

Sheriff Zimmerman was in Aspen
this week
T. NJ. Gibb was down from Redstone
this week.
Sanderson Blair and L r. Machay
were down from Emma.
A. L. Chase to Emily Mcmillan lot
2s, block 10, Glenwood. $3.50.
s. 8. Shaw to J. B. Hurlburt, seven.
teen acres. Consideration, $4,000.
Weekly Post s2 peu year
Rally Lake was an outgoing passen-
ger on the Aspen train Thursday morn
ing.
DR.. Crook was in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Peisar were in
Aspen Sunday last to attend the Elks
Memorial.
Walter Jenkinson came down from
Aspen Sunday night to spend a few
days visiting friends.
Paul Gutenberg and family will leave
next month for California where they
will spend the winter.
Weekly Post $500 per year.
H. Gavin to l.. NJ Trembly and Ed.
Mcmillan, lot three block forty Glen
wood Springs. Cnsideration, 5000.
L. NJ. Trembly to Ed. Mcmillan, one.
half interest in lot three block forty,
Glenwood Springs. Consideration,
$112.5O.
Major DeLan expects to move from
present quarters to those on Eight
street formerly occupied as democrat
headquarters.
J. J. Boulton to James Conta north
east quarter section 81, township s.,
range 30 except strip for right of way.
Consideration, $s,750.
A. f. Moore and family left Wednes-
day for Colo, Iowa to visit relatives.
Mr.. Moore's mother is not very strong
and he is anxious to be with her.
E. B. Kelly was down from Ba
salt Tuesday. Mr.. Kelly has nice
fish lake and next season may see him
shipping a number of the speckled
beauties.
Weekly Post a2 Pee year
James E. Spangler to s. A. Keller
and John N. Lees, part of east half Of
section 80 and right Of way across
southwest quarter section 30 town
ship 5. range 80. Consideration, $780,
George Yule to Joe Yule north half
of southeast quarter and northeas.
quarter of south half section rs, town.
ship s, range 81 and twenty acres in
township six range 81 additional. Con-
sideration, $4,000.
F. NJ. Gillum to Lafayette Butler
north half of southwest quarter and
northwest quarters of southeast quar-
ter and 1t section SO and lots 9 and
section 35, township 8, range 95.
Consideration, $l3,750.
Holiday rates for Students and
teachers via, the Rio Grande. One fare
for the round trip. Selling days-Day
school closes and the day following but
not earlier than Dec. 18th nor later
than Dec. 25th. Return limit Jan. 7th.
A number Of eastern men were in
tho city this week seeking homes ON
the western slope. They left for other
points in the Grand Valley and unless
they are fearfully hard to please, they
will not have to hunt long for desira-
BILE places.
Weekly Post s2 PEI year
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12

II. p. Geoghegan, who is favoritc
with Glenwood S music lovers, will rem.
der special solo at the revival meet
ing at the Methodist Church Sunday
evening, and Mr.. Geoghegan always
pleases and you should hear him.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12

J W. Bell spent few days in tbs
capital city this week.