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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
Smaapluf.

- 9ouis 9reffe, 9nnfsr o. Scr
retningsmano | Giennn, Q. Cat, ei
meO i'm Suitru Der | 8eieg.
@fiiS 2i55ie Ginger fra 8oheiter
Miun., er for Sioen Der | 9eIss Dos
.SIRgt og geuner.
SO. &. Sorien % 0atter reiit'
Nonbag til MaoeIia for at beige
fine oerpGrenbe Sl9etninger.
y. z. Solton | @lenipooo Comm
ibip began iig Sirsoag paa en- Sor'
retningsreiie til 3albart, SeroS.
Orr. og Rrs. 81. g. Moen bier
iibiic llee foIbt til groofinas, 9.
9of., bpor MrS. Roens Snfel por
aigoaet peo Cohen.
Sorrige ltge fom Der fra @oib'
ington llnoerretning ON, at 9oitton'
toret | Golmnr bar blepen forfremme
fra 4oe til 3bie alasie. Boitmeiter
gpenion bar, iioeu ban opertog Gm'
beoet, giort zig SLID meb at forsst
aontorets Sorretninger, % bet ban
lpffeoes BAN ODER Sorpentning
Sans 2sn bill mn blipe forsget fro
$1,000 til $1,400 ON garet.
- Wr. % Mrs. SeIge Saigieruf
fra Superior. @is., liant beres Ssr
er for Chen Der | geise hos SIeai
og 8euner. 0e agter ON en- uges
Sio at reiie til Grfanias, bpor o.
maaife bill t~ilbringe ct aarstio for
Mrs. Salsieriibs Selbreos Sfplo.
Wr. Saugierub bar mango 8enner
og gefienbte ber fra ben Sio, ban bar
SmbelSbetient % 9ogboloer Dos
Suer 2arIen.
- Senrp 8aine bar forle6en 9ae
pda en- Sorretningsreiie | Smegner
at Wuscatine, og Ell Sarmer oerneoe
fortaite BAN ON ct Sfiieipil, iom bar
ct Bor Gage for banbe p9ret gibne
til. Oct bar en- Scamp paa 2ip %
9s6 mellem en- SIanee - en- iaafaISi
bull inafe" - og en- flor Sfilopaboe,
oa Sampnuooen bar meget eienbom,
meIig. SIaueen bapbe nemIie ruIlei
fig iommen oppe paa SfiIopaboens
8pg, % bier Gang oenne itaf Sobe.
oct no al fit SfaI for at fan Gag
SIauaen bibraete benne peIretteoe
Bio | benne ubeifpttebe 2egemsoeI
Sarmeren traaote DOG tiliioit imeleml
peb at ilaa Slan9en libel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

at bile fin Go%ritaneIie o. llbfsreIie
|of forffieIignrtet Ullifif. Manos.
|ifemmerne / Sanserforbunoet inrg
mn "9en fore .bpioe Slot" %
~2anofienoing" at @rieg. 9isIe
nar maaife be ipaseite pinafter |
Brogrammet. Men gubIifium ipn.
tes meset eoot ON BEN fsrite iirr og
piloe babe bert inIfalo enoeI al Den
cher isien, men Sioen tinoo life
BETTE.
GoraIen "sSeiu on min @labe"
FAINT "9eboIo the 2amb Of 600" fra
Nesiius Srotoriet of Sanbel bIep
rerpaa iiinset al oct itore 4or.
Saa fit man enonit enearig bsre
Maoame &appolo, % oerpna fiilste
gIutninssnummerne af bet itore
aor "@ortbp Is fife 2amb" og SOL
leIniab Chorus, begse al Mesiias
Sratoriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
afilntningsieit
0rano Sorts.

gfilutningsfeiten peb @raub SORTS
College ianOt Steo ben 17Se bs., %
s uIlge Meuneifer graouerebe iaar
fra Sfoleus forifieIliae aibeIinaer.
Soften oiboIbtes / G~ple9ets 8opcI
CO anbneoeS meo Ssn af 8oit. Gal.
reion, bporpoa DR.. &. @ieriet fra
2iitber College, 8ecorab, boIbt Selt-
taIen. 8rofesIorens gnne bar
"llooonneIie", % SaIen bar iGrIig
goo. Sau f~orfIarebe, bpor usbpen.
Dig Ell beiere llooanneIie bar | bore
Gage iomt bpori beuue beItaar. "a.
Icren o%nisrte, at Epiferne iom Reael
frgrger: Soo6 oco 6u2 gnglpu'
oerue 6erimo6: SOem err Dup me-
6erS Gmerifonerne iper9er: Spao
fan bu? Otter SoIGreus Wenin9
trof inacr al oisie Rotioner oct reite,
"a Oct fitnbe life neateS, at amerifa'
rerne oite larger for megeu @pe.
poa 6e Orb: Mmb'fob err Waet,
SllnbIfnb or remIia finn Ntaet naar
Sen bar foit moroIif @rruopolS.
9oguep Berg. 9oltra Simonion.
Giffo @isneIS 90 MobeI SmIunS
ipileSe ct firhGnoi9t Stpffe poa tr
Rianocr.
Sn GIteuen bIco et mu'ifaIf BRO
gram eipet fra GeronSaen paa Ga
hies' Son % SfoIebpeniueerue iIlu
minereOes. On @pnabe IeuneIfe,
bor tiliteoe.
@rabuenterucs Rapne er: Sra Der
cfnbemiife afNCIina: Cars 8. Spb
Ie - "gaIeSietorim", Dob 9. Sp
Beim % Sans CIDER. - Norna
Gourie: Saarp gera, WabeI Soa
Ter 90 Ganes 9. 8isneIs. - Com
mercioI Gouric: Cora gricfion Of
SeiptS 6. Spbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
Svnooens Sanger.
fortunes Roniert.

Sorsbdg Iften ben 1Soe Sum- CAB
Spnooens Sangerforbuno i'm Itore
&oniert / Chicago auditorium, Der
RUNNER benimob 5000 Wenneifer.
Get ipntes NOT ct popelist Soreta'
genbe for bette inge Sangerfor'
buno at inobpoe Gbicaeos Gnblifum
til 8oniert / bette itorarteoe 9ofnle,
set Itsrite 8oniertlofale | Gbieago.
0ien Gbicasos Ienigbeoers ling
romsforenineer os f~oreneoe airfefor
unoer 2eoelie at ben norIfe Spnooes
IreIter | Chicago fog tiolig fat paa
SorbereoeIierne til Senne aonIert, og
here's gnitrengeIier froneoes meo
aIimrerbe Selo. Saneerforbunoets
SeitpreIie, gait. s. 50. Greus, Sor'
mano, Son. q. 9. @oaan, Sefre'
ter, Iils Soien. aasierer, tilfom'
mer oaiaa sGre for Sronineei meo
SorbunSets Isse % 8onierteu. GU
tier College ganb unber 2eoelie al
9rpf. Sperati bibrog meget til af'
pefsIins | programmed og iiSfsrte
fin Del af set meb CLANS. Nen
ben, Tom flnbe paa ire gpelier faa
ole bisie forifieliee airfefor til at
Ipnae iammen ben life lette @uiif,
Ser tiIbcls par paIat, og Def paa en-
iaooon Maabe, bar Grof. Sobn
Sable af Ct. 8mii, Minn. @anse,
maaife Den itore Slerbeo al airfefor.
er life pant til of ipnge efter Saft'
itof, men Iebes at Sreelet. vi tao
ole bisie $50 Sanaere til at lpos
ISafhtoffen 90 eipe agt paa Sens
ginf, iaa Der fnnSe bIipe uetrpf
ISansen, bar life let wssn sfter'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
Ct norif PANTHEON.

Sra 4riitiania telesraferes, at ct
Sorilag fra pe6fommenoe Giitorite'
ter ON at inbrette en- Del at Sronb.
bientS 0omfirfe til ct norif Yantbeon
og en- onben Del til @rappIabie for
Den fongelige Samilie er blet mobta'
get meb megen Spmpatbi og Snter.
este rttitot omfring i 2anoet. Oct
giGloer altiaa egentlig blot at gisre
Somfirfen til, boab ben engang bar.
S Mibbelalberen blep @rfebiitoperne,
beriblanbt ielpe 8irfens @runbleg.
ger grfebiifop @pItein, be9ranet |
Safriitiet, mebens Der / Rnrbeoen
al SsiaIteret finbes ipp &ongegrape.
9omfirfen, iom err aItfor ltor til
of bruges / fin SeIbeb | guostienit.
liee 2iemeb. bill afgioe rigelig 8laos
til ct fort Intal Sarfofager. Get
foreilaaes berfor M at reierpere en-
Del at 8eitflsien, iom M nermer Zig
fin SrIoenoeIie, til @rapiteoer for
BEN norFfe 9onsefamilie, meoens ct
anoet paffert Rum | Herbeben beraf
ffrilbe bruees til @rapiteoer for Ra.
%tionens melt bersmte WGno - oft.
iaa ct norif Bantbeon. On Gable
meo Snifription fo~reilaaes onbraet
paa airfens S9e for bier @rap, men
ingen Statiier eaer Butter pil faa
Blaos Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
Set % Sanfct.

SnsoagS gfteu boISte8 @eree'
I%unoSieit / oct uorife SeIifab, og oa
Groi. @iSIe @otbne, iom boI0t Set
taIcn bso benne NnIeoniug, rimelig'
bis MI for iioite Song. fsr han mcO
fin 5umiIie iLptter fra @pen, nilOe
bore ttIiteoe REQ no9en itsrre Sum,
meufomit / ScIifabet, bopoe mon
iuutioig arronleret en- 9autet ior
9rofeSioreu % hans Suitru. Ser
Dor anbrngt rigt bpfteoe "a bIomiter,
impfte6e 9orNc eiter SaleuS belC
2Rngoe, bpor SPoerSgiriterre of
SeIifobets Mfeolcmmer meo Game,
REQ SpptIben ON gitenen bpnfeoe8
ibet Selifabets 5ormnno, Iopotot &
g. Sobnion ierit gior0e reoe for au
IeouingGt 90 / nelpalgte Gro pa
COB uorif 8is bso tilborbS.
Gfterat oct ierita SnSbug por qior
| De mango peIimagenbc uorife get
fer, introoucereOe SormmNeu !. 8
&~opperitab, Der pao SelitobetS 8egn
taffeoe grof. gotbue oe bans eIifpGr
bige Suitrit for, bOno De bopbe oGre
for De 0orife Der / gper, for boa.
9rofesioren / 6isie mango gar bapS
aiort for SeLifabet, 90 boaO ban
bet belle buooe siort for at bGoe 20
Ration life aIene Der / gpen, men
Iangt bioere Smfreos, bnor mnne
al BAN uhinaeoe 5rs ipireOe til gtorii
bominens 9eparelie.
groi. 9otbne taffe6e ferit me
noeIe bierteIise Orb for ben SpmGri
iombea % acre. iom bepiites BAN 0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
9ecDrab pg Smegn.
Morfpriss % SclpmprS.
Zen 22be Suni 1908.

On poerit ubpeeelig @egipenbeb
tilbrog fig peb balp S.Eioeu ibog,
RanSag Rorgen | @eit Gecorab,
ibet Sarrp CRAWFORD / morberiif SEN
fiet affpreoe ire Repolperifuo pua
Mrs. margaret Stttpop 90 oerpaa
rettebe 3epolperen mon fig ielu %
Ifisb fig libel pao SI9ffen.
@rs. Sttrpap, Der er Gufe % Dor
| en- lioen Cottage NOR Siernet al
Staple apenue og Ohio Street, ifiiloe
bore piet til Wr. CRAWFORD al. IL
Miobag, men Der ifnl Ssubag prre
fommet en- &lirre paa Sraaoen mel
lem Dem.
SCI. 1880 ibnemorges inbfonot ban
fig hos Ntrs. Sttpap, Der bar noe /
gebIfuret, og fpre6e uoeu Barrel los
pao benbe. Sfuboet fmite benbes
benitre albue; bun forisgte at fIpatc
benimoo Wr. slogans gus, men blep
roumet of TO Sfub til, ct | &pggen
og ct / %oenitre Softe, boiIfet iioite.
n9onte itrafte beuoe til Soroen.
Moree Of 9aboerne baabe bsrte
pg iaa Sfpbuiugen, men Den foregif
iaa belt upentet % meo iaaoan Sur.
fiahe0, at De intet hln6e qigre for at
forbinore ben.
Otter Gffpringen at DC ire SfliO
poa Mr8. Sttpop, begap CRAWFORD
fig ben til 9ogiioeu al Suiet, buor
ban tiIfsieOe iig BET brGbenoe Stuo.
Wr8. Sttpnp bIep al Raboerue
brogt tiIienas / fit Stem % 9oftor
Stabo buOien0t. San oplgite, at
&onen er furIia %iuoret; men ban
funSe life meo geitemtbeS iige, ON
Der Dor nogen umioOeIbar Sare for
Sipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

lemt b~eifnoioet. Der bleD bog life
nosen itsrre Sfaoe giort poa Moffi.
neriet.
Den fatboIife Strife noe peb Bluff.
ton iiges at bore oeIpis neobl9it.
Oct bar en- flor Strife, bpeget al Dur
iten, % ben foiteoe Omtrent $4,000,
on ben bIep bpgget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

Winiitrr Gpe 0nbe og Griie flpt.
teoe ben 16Oe os. ira 8aibington til
@bite SiiIpbur Springs, @irginia,
bpor be bar taget Spbolo for Com.
mern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

Garl Slider anien, ben ~befienbte
banife aopofat i Nen gorf, Joni bar
mfiaget for Beneeafpresning, blep
ben lobe bs. frifienbt al Surpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
gaitur 8. 6. Splieth,

8aitor 3. 6. Splietb, en- Of De
9ioite Sreiter | Den rorife Spnobe,
er oso | Chippewa Gountp, W1inn.,
9 MiI fra Rcnteuioeo. San bar Dir.
fet oeroppe | 36 slar. siSeoe eiter.
Ia6er fig Gnfe % s 8erI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

ErGfiScnt &~uoicpelt og Somilie
or ben 2Ooe bs. lpttet fra @aibing.
ton til SpIter Ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

Granger De en- epmafine? ~Susoennen'
er ian COB Tom rosen anoen Sbniuifine til ben
oobbeIte RriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

@eft 9ecorob ipnes at bare fom.
met Ietteit fra oct. @IasruSer er
brGffeoe, men life ino aIminoelia
Tom pan gitiioer. af goneee.gps
ninserues 8inSiter bIep abifiaiss
braffebe. bog life lao mango, ion,
man f,,nbe pertet- Qir. Sixlulo1s'a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

Iacroir. Srn bar Ell meget bsielig
ca bel foleret Stemme.
Sobannes Soorflors "@reat ano
Marpelous" al Sorbunbets 8or frlg.
te bern9it.
9a Senator 9oriuer, fom ifilbe
babe brast en- Silien, life par tilite-
&c, foretoges en- Soranoring poa BRO
erammet, Iaa man MI after fit bsre
Iaoame RappoIo, bernie Sang | en-
grie al @ounoo, "Wiore &eeal IN
Sis 2otpIp Gitate". gffompagne.
mentet ipiGeoes af 2iitber College
ganb, os set bIep bemerfet at en-
Ruiifpen, iom bar tilftebe, at Hots.
relien Of bette gffompasnement ret.
feroisgiorSe 4aptein Sobions uo-
taleIie m bette Iiififforps, 1T Is
tbe beit college banb IN llniteo
States." Gems Spill siorbe aoffil'
Tia Snbtrpf paa Maoame Happolo
oaiaa, bun roite benz for Den METER
Iiae IaaSe, bborpaa be leoiaseSe
henoes Sang, Der mart iIebe afiteb,
mart bpeIeoe imastenbe poa nosle
soner, mart bar blso og frog, mart
iruImeSe OBJ | Gtprfe. 2irtber Col.
Ieae Concert ganb siorbe life sfnm
poa fin aamIe Mor berborte paa
gaffen | Geeorob.
gads berliee aorul "gefnI on
nine geie~ % 2eltners Self ODER.
tlre sao @i1iiffOrpiet anIebnins til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

! SouSuCIs
Sra @aStIon Sotunfbip fommer
ben 0pbeS, at be Heite Sinbmslcr
% Ole 9aftens 2abebpgning CT blGit
neb.
llbe ceS Gprinemater blep ct
Spano Seite tiIbsrenoe Rei,beu Seq
mueller Srcnbt al Soslene, og &eliben
ielp fit osioa mango itpgse Saar !
Sopebet.
timber Stormen bleu en- Seit, for
ippnbt en- al 9ecorab Seliperp Cos
@oane, iao ~iorIfr9ffet at ben sao iie
til of Lobe cmfrins | en- Sling. Ge.
Iiperp.@ utten. iom bar pua lin &im.
De meo 9arcr, bIep faitet no % ben
paa en- 8eranoa. Wau frpeteoe. al
ban bapSe ilaaet fig libel, men pef
narmere llnoerisselie bite bet fig.
at ban par uIfaot. Soften renote fig
tiIiiSit mo / ct Staaltraaogiarbe oa
blep iaaleSes inopiflet / bette, at Der
life fiinoe rsre fie Of Slaffen. StaaI'
traaoen maotte ifiares Of paa lert
SteSer for of faa Soften lss isien,
timber Stormen Hog 2pnet NED
ben bsie "Smofcitacf" | Stsberie
peo Spenions Babe aompanis ga
BRIT | Den isnore Del al gpen 90 iatt'
Sb paa @psRingers Sag. iom bles
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27

EMr. .and- Mrs. chm Rms were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed T. Taylor, C. C.
Parks, Miss Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Sc6karE, Miss Diidine,
Ed. McPhee, Theo. Rosenberg, B.
T.. Napier, Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Leavitt and Mrs. Mary c. G..
Bradford.
Mr.. Montgomery makes spe-
cialty of farm scenes and in his
home state is known as "the
farmer who paints and the paint
er who farms"
After making q, few statements
to the guests concerning his work,
Mr.. Montgomery exhibited about
forty of his paintings, which wers
greatly appreciated by all pres
ent. III r l.c-
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27

~, e..t.l. st... r,xaafesa - -
she was chasmlne wnuow' ne
staiwart, good.iooklng young
bachelor. Both lived at : 9rsad
Junction. For many nesas ne
had been making eyes at the
widow and sne, ~ Inc way known
only to widows, had been giving
him encouragement. He had not
yet screwed up hrs courage to thA
tichise point so 'hsd not propos-
eda Saturday -hs invited her to
attend the festivities Of strawber-
ry day at Glenwood: She con,
sented, and the morning Midland
Drought them WITH the remainder
OF the GRAND Jahction threng to
our oc'sys ,fhay listened to the
sweet strains OF music, they ate OF
the Strawberries and cream, they
went over and sat on the green
lawn.
h1iwas'asasrseeea! When sne
asked him what the matter was
hsF blurted put: Laura, will yon
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27
COMMON SENSE

E1A1b most Intelligent people 70 U.S. only
Ao4 1EoA q (en0Wn competition. Theg1P
fsgs Il 10 thaA d. Pierce's medicines, the
aAk6S( q W eh print every ingredient
eaAssiAS 49, Them upon the bottle wrap
pses and attksk it, correctness under oath,
sse dsaly gtS%ing in favor. The com
position Of DAl PiefceS medicines y opea
% svsrybodyH pr: Rieree being deslEQus
n AaSig ~ S3STh 0l6f Qd inYs9tlfas
f{ IQEn02 fpllx .npQa hla loEmlIQe belnf
e4kA9gaIx u ~ p66 6<Elsf the S2@I& lH64
dI5@8 lk0 7iQe4 u 8SoSp 4hel 4eH
SIS5 Aol6f @k6Isy nsds Il tfS sctlvs
aS1JS4el Vs}Asiplss sxtsaalsd from nar
tive forest 1sots, By exact processes
eel0eAkWsehaDe. PlseUA and without The
U.S. Of drop Of alcohol, tsiplerefnsd and
chemically pure glyoerine being used In
et1DA III sslAr1cttzg and preserving the
cpRattye, virtues residing IN the roots
eAygoS04, thess medicines ars entirely
frea sf1n1, Ne objection u doing ham
By creating An appetite for either al
ceAa1le b0vssaees o. habit forming
drueA Exanins The formula On their
bos0s wTaDpefs-the same - sworn to BY
D, Hiu1s4 anA you will ind that his
.0elaA Medical Discovery,s the great,
reoqao1p1fTtAa ne12dna which, while not
i61006a 61Gse3ne me1ll1Asw fll DO that
EcW ~ ~ tSissH NJ II sso@sc i
to6al6(t - tseas11al itseaaes well
III 'ssssl ~ ~ 8. Z I 3; s.
~ sys3 t.eovs.z !.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27

nature and for human ingenuity
which can turn such vast forces
into commercial assets.
Somebody remarked, while we
were in the tunnel, that Miss
Gates was serving sandwiches
down at the hospital. We went
to investigate the rumor and
found it was true. Then C. L.
Bourne Of the Rio Grande, VIII
was chaperone ON the trip, limited
that the train was about to leave.
This rumor proved to be true al
so.
Leaving Shoshone, there ap-
peared to be a great scarcity Of
men in the day coaches. So we
went up to the caboose. whieh was
tackled to the head of the train.
We had been charged by the Ia
dies to ascertain what attraction
lay in that caboose, and when we
arrived there we sent . Billy
Brown back with some sample
cases of matted milk. They were
very generous samples-almost as
generous as the samples of the
matted stuff which Billy Brown
and John Thebus were handing
out in the caboose with Mr.. Ho-
ver's and Mr.. Davis-Bridaham's
compliments.
N. B. We got back just in
time. A man named Won Tilborg,
who runs paper up at Cripple
Creek, got the last half bottle
just as the train stopped in the
Glenwood station.
H. G. OVERBECK.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27
How Druggists Party Went By
Grand Canon and Saw Pow.
Z 9 Csmpay's Workings
PLEASANT JOURNEY
From Saturdays Daily Post.

cEou OdIurOayB Dally fOSt.
"Hoch der Hover! Und der Da-
vis-Bridaham Drug company
"Hurrah for Glenwood!"
"Three cheers for everybody p
It's true the above was remark
ed after riding in the "Commis-
sary car" on the special excursion
to Shoshone yesterday afternoon,
but the scenery did it! The ex-
cursion was given by the genial
Denver-Glenwood Springs boost
ers, the Hover Drug company
and the Davis-Bridaham Drug
company, as a treat to their
friends, the members of the Colo
RADIO Pharmacal association.
We started from Glenwood at
2 o'clock, so sharply that several
belated members nearly cut them
selves on the corners trying to
swing on behind. But everyone
got on and as we swung onto the
main line east of the depot, every
body sought out a vantage point
to get the most of the scenery.
Some Of us stuck to the plat
forms, opening up the vestibules
to perch on the car steps, and we
forgot the tunnel. The tunnel
didn't forget us, nor did the en-
CINE. However, after emerging
from the smoke-hole, one of Mr..
Hover's friends brought some
more smoke and we forgave the
engine.
Up at Shoshone most of us
wanted to hurry across the bridge
and see the shop, but there was
a chap named Harry Walter, with
one of these new tangled whirli-
gig cameras, and he ordered us
to line up to have our likenesses
taken. So we lined up while Har-
ry shot the box.
Then we turned around and
met Reynolds. Reynolds is the
big chief up there at Shoshone,
and he wanted us to see the whole
so he took us around him
self. He took us into a hole
which he said was an adit. 1t
would have added somewhat to
our appreciation if they had mop
ped out the adit before they took
us IN, because most Of us stepped
into the water. Anyway, we went
down the adit until we came to
thelmain tunnel. 1t looked exact
ly like a big hole in the ground.
What made it interesting to us
was the lucid description Of the
great undertaking which was CIV
en- by Mr. Reynolds. After that
explanation the huge hole did not
look prosaic. 1t became part
Of q great industrial romance and
induced a feeling Of respect for
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use Of the pool free from 2 until
5 O'Clock.
Then, for those who did not
care to swim and wanted to stay
dry all day, the three dances in
the open air offered the desired
amusement.
And far into the night the mu-
sic of the orchestras and the mer-
ry laughter of the dancers rang
through the air.
Big Feast Was on ut Tent.
Early this morning the ladies
entertainment committee, under
tho direction of Mrs. j. G.
Schwarz, began preparing for the
crowd. Ten long tables, capable
of accommodating 25 people on
each side were set and covered
with clean, white oilcloth.
Bright, new tin spoons were
laid at each place, and then the
hundreds of cakes, which had
been collected by the committee
were cut. There were little
cakes and big cakes, fat layer
cakes and some not SO fat-every
kind known to the housewife was
there, spread in tempting array.
on a great table placed where the
speakers platform had been when
the Democratic convention was
on.
Delicious chocolate cakes, cakes
of cocoanut and jelly cakes
crowded each other for room on
the table. The ladies, tastefully
dressed in white gowns, began
cutting them up and the first Of
the 1928 crates Of berries was soon
opened.
By IL O'Clock large sauesrs,
heaped high with big, red, juicy
berries had been placed by the
new spoons, cream and sugar pro
vided, and the ladies were ready
for tine cf0WQ.
The ladies of Glsnwood inelud-
ed on the committee: Mrs. j. @.
Schwarz, chairman, and Mes
danes Hum, Barton, Hughes,
Crissman, Mayes, Edinger, Rohr,
Allen Crawford, Dougan, Gavin,
johnson, Worries and the Misses
Mayme Tully and Mayme Draehl
They were ably assisted by 80
of Glenwood's pretty girls, who
added much to the pleasure of the
diners.
One Of the numerous bands had
been stationed in front Of the
entrance to the tent, and . large
crowd had gathered long before
the hour set for the feast.
A wooden runway had been
provided and the eager small
boys and the no tless eager Older
one5, were held IN check on the
sidewalk until the word was CIV
en-.
Then the rush began.
It was lively scramble Of
laughing, we'll dressed snd good
natured people. Inside thu tent
they found Schiller's Lesdvihl
orchestra ready to furnish the
music, and an appreciative laugh
went up whenit chose for It's hfst
selection, Hail, Hail. the lGang's
All Here"
And the gang certainly was.
Comfortably seated on the
benches, With tie tempting dilA%t
before II, the crowd peosse ~
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-27
NOTED PAINTER IN TOWN.
From MONDAYS Daily Post.

Yesterday Alfred Montgomery,
the farmer painter of Illinois,
spent the day in Glenwood and
in the evening was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cummins
of this city in the writing room
of the Hotel Colorado. tm
Among those present besides
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business and when the hrst Sec
tien hxd eaten itS IN, another
lGrke1S4aX1 Wa6 adaafes0d. ~
A1hkso.it issatinas1a fos three
plA AQRaA Tn asvaA,peoraA
in and WAS taken care-o& 500 at
.. time. The big tent proved an
Pideaf place FOR the hse feast, and
many exIssll6ons q approval for
6lsnwsoif'suo rhospitsaisyy were
heard.
That the principal feature OF
the day was an unqualified sue
cess was shown by the able and
e4ll6len4 manner iiin whA6kJ the
crowds were handled, and from
the fact that none went fwtAeut
his dish of berries and Large, slice
Of cake.
Much credit should BE given to
the ladies whose competent man
agemeatia.d prompt service isdds
ed 90 much tseths pleasure of the
day. 4..s
A Big Crowd 1t thu Pool.
Next to the ball game, the big
swimming pool was the most pop
ular resort. The pool was free
to all from 2 until 5 O'Clock, and
large portion, of the, crowd, was
not slow in taking advantage of
it.
There were men and women
and ,childreusspaash around ev-'
cry minute Of, THAT ,tine, and they
certainly did enjoy it.
There is a big log floating
about which offered more fun to
the actively inclined than any
other one thing.
They romped on that log; they
rolled on it and they kept it in
motion the whole time. And the
never-ending sport of shooting thu
chutes pleased another section of
those who enjoy landing with
splash.
No less interesting was the ex-
hibition to the big crowd that sat
on the grass high above them al
and watcl d the antics of those
in the water. In fact, many re-
marks made there indicated that
the spectators believed they were
having by far the most enjoy
ment out of it.
And when 5 o'clock came the
swimmers came out, a very tired,
but very happy bunch.
Hundreds From Grand junction.
Grand junction, as city, sent
the most people to Glenwood to-
day to celebrate. More than
l 600 fun-loving folk got aboard
special Of steven cars and started
for this place..
Rife, which never, lacks for
and the real true boost
er who doesn t confine his efforts
to one locality, added 1873 there.
DeBeque did well and so did
Grand Valley and every other
town along the route.
These are the, towns which
show the right and proper spirit,
Before the special had reached
the depot in this city, many were
standing In the aisies,Y others sat
on ths stsps-~it wass any jway toi
get to- Glenweedo They brought
neat and tasteful badges with
them, too, advertising, the fair
that is to be held there.