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The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24
AUTO RATTLE

Dr.. FLETCHER announces that the auto
rattle will be held at his office at 5
o'clock p. M, Saturday, May LIST.
Housecleaning Is the order of the day
throughout the city.
/, J. F. Fleming of Red Cliff was in
this city this week.
Miss Eva Elliott of Aspen is visit
ing friends in this city.
s. ]. Thompson of Telluride was
Glenwood visitor this week.
S. N. Wheeler of Grand Junction Wis
tied friends in this city Thursday
J. C. Schultz was down from Lead
vile Wednesday.
| +. w. Neubauer of New Castle' "ds
in this city Thursday.
DR.. w. Fl. Twining of Aspen was
[ Glenwood visitor on Thursday OF tins
week.
]. E. Smith and wife came up IRON
| 10 visit friends
in the county capital.
About a dozen workmen came up
from South Canon Thursday evening to
enjoy "The Burgomaster.
Guy Conners and mother, of Aspen,
are here for short visit with flenhs.
Mr.. Corners expects to leave for ldaho
within the next ten days.
Letters from Congressman and Mrs
Tavlor announce that they have gone
on a trip to Panama, and that they are
thoroughly enjoying the trip.
Goorpe Parmenter of the Grand val
lev country, visited this city the past
week. He expects to leave soon for
Idaho TO seek a new location.
Robert L. Hess. superintendent for
,bo HINT Oil 4 Development Co., at
Petrolitc, near Rifle, is here on ViSA'
with w. f. Johnston, wife and sister.
las Zimmerman returned home last
SUNDAY for a trip in Utah, where Ne
bourbt several hundred head of cattle
for June delivery.-C -Carbondale tent-
Typewriter agents have infested
Glenwood during the past week, ana
our citizcns have had abundant op
ortunitics to know the virtues Oh oi''
fercnt machines.
Rice. who will enter the long distance
rms at Colorado Springs next mont n
is showing great form. His tune i"f
the mile is much better than made by
the winners of the state meets as'
wear.
Robertson does the twenty-five feet II
the running broad jump with ease. u
looks as if Roby would have a walk
away in the field meets this year. Ii.
won second nj the Boulder meet LAST
year.
Tony lambert and Miss Helena F1hh
der of Spring Gulch, were united III
marriage Thursday evening at SLY
o clock, by Judge Smith. The young
lady has been in this country but
| few weeks.
| The case of Gaar, Scott x Co., OF
| Denver VS.. !. r. Moss, in which the
plaintiff asked the court to enforce
! the payment of bill due for maehln
| erv, was tried before jury in the
| district court this week.
Martin Kilroy, aged about forty.fvt
Years. died in South Canon "Wednesday
of this week The remains wera in
| terrrd in Rosebnd cemetery, near this
| city, Thursday, the funeral service be
| ing held in the parlors of Mortleaan
Farnum
A. F.. Stream of New Castle return cd
to his home Thursday after a short
bear hunt. He secured 4 fine speci-
men of the brown family, and is re
ported to be .one of the happiest men
in New Castle. Mr.. Stream is manager
of the Rocky Mountain store.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Subscribe for the Post for your
eastern friends. 1t will prove VOL
come visitor to them and at the same
time you will be boosting for Garfield
county.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

AIph Stephens came down from his
)Sweetwater ranch Monday and brought
with him a number of rustic walking
sticks, which he had Just finished. DC
had one made especially for Sig Olson,
who is not yet able to walk without RI
tificial help. Sig very much aPpre'
ciated the kind thoughtfulness which
prompted the offer, but hopes, as do all
his friends, that he may soon be able
to discard the new prop.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Hans S. Hendrickson came up Wed.
neday from his ranch below New Cas-.
tie, and reports the fruit buds abso-
mtely safe thus far.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Only two months before strawberry
day. Why not get the good work start
ed that the committees may have moro
time to do what they are expected to
accomplish? Some new features should
he brought forward, and the Post sug-
pests an old fiddlers' contest. Judge
Shumate is getting quite reputation
as n Jig dancer. Might have an old
timers dancing contest. Both of these
would afford a great deal of amuse'
ment and are something not yet tried
in Colorado. Hahns peak boasts of the
best old style fiddler in the state. Get
him over here and try him out against
some of the Garfield county fiddlers.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Judge Rucker was an arrival SundaE
from Glenwood, where he has been on
gagged in district court matters. He is
suffering from a bad attack of Ia
grippe.-Aspen Times.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Deputy Treasurer Smith expects to
move his family to this. place from New
Castle the coming week. Mr.. Smith
is now the owner of the Henry Walz
place. which will make him handsome
home
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

The second Illustrated sermon on
"The Immortal Allegory, Pilgrim S
Progress, - Will be delivered at the
Methodist church. next Sabbath night
by the pastor All other services il
regular order
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Superintendent Foote is devoting ev
CRY evening to training ithe high schoo
baseball team. He is giving tnem rea
ard work in the batting and base run
ling lines, and they are showing grca
Improvement.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Mrs. Sarah Stuart has just returned
completed proof on the tract of gov
ernment Land which she filed on about
is months ago. Mrs. Stuart says the
Mont tezuma valley, though new and un-
developed, will one day be one of the
richest sections in Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Letters from Congressman and Mrs
Tavlor announce that they have gon
on a trip to Panama, and that they at
thoroughly enjoying the trip.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

G. p. Larson came up "Wednesday
evening from his ranch on Divide cree
and spent a couple of days transactins
business in Glenwood
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

George Parmenter, of the Grand val
lev country, visited this city the Pas'
week. He expects to leave soon fo'
Idaho 10 seek a new location.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Robert l.. Hess. superintendent io'
the Hunt Oil x Development Co, al
Pctrolitc, near Rifle, is here on a VisA'
with w. f. Johnston, wife and sister
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

The score stood 10 to l6 in favor OF
the loral team in the game played Sun
day between the Grand Valley and
Rifle teams. -Reveille.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Born. An eight pound boy Wednes
day night at nine o'clock to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. I. Pletchrr Doc is thinking
seriously of reniglng on the auto rattle
and saving the red wagon for the he'll
that has come to his home.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Mr. MrDermut, wife and children,
Of Leadville, have taken one of the
Nendrick cottages for the summer, and
expect to remain hare until the frs of
August, and may stay longer.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Tvpewritcr agents have infostet
Glenwood during the past week, hn'
our citizens have had abundant op
portunitics to know the virtues OF oil
fercnt machines.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

but those Inckless individuals whose fuel supply k limited see no pleasure in this 0intry wealth CT.
 Ben Johnson has been making I desperate effort to have flew coat of paint put on his residence but the bad weather k prevent ing a eonsumation oI lis plans.
 Ollie Cfum leit Sunday evening for Avoca 10 resume his work in the eooperage plant of the Bright water Lime Company.
 Frank Horton and family and C. N arlington Forgy and wife have returned to Johnson after an absence of several months down in the hills near Spring town.
 Ihe bill posters who make such efforts to tack their bills and notices oH the telephone poles should notify the Arkansas legislature to have d law made compelling telephone companies to have square poles.
 Quite d number Of farmers took advantage of the quiet nights of the first of last week and burned the leaves and grass in their woodland pastures. The fire over by N. ]. =Witchers made quite an illumination Thursday night.
 The orange tree at Parson Hanks was purchased from q scotsman up in Illinois, and was quite good sized little shrub when Mrs. Hanks bought it. 
 The bad weather is causing a temporary cessation of the usual hustle of activity around the local lime plants.
 The attendance at Sunday school was thirty-two Sunday morning, and that was pretty good considering the weather.
 Jim Graves and children re- turned to their home at Lime dale Sunday morning after spend- ing several days with relatives here.
 Robert Lane has made deal
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20
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JOHN

Feb. If. F. T. Black Was down from Rogers last Thursday OH ! short business trip. NIr. Black was the gentleman who managed the affairs of the South ern Lime Company while that organization WIS running the kiln on tile Beane farm here. The wfecking ol the big tram way during the recent high winds has put an elfettaa ending to all dreams of resumption of work at this place where Barnett, Boles and Beane built sach fairy air castles q few Shoft years ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes re- turned Friday rom ! visit to relatives ap in various Kansas towns.
 Arthur Smith made business trip over 10 his Benton County farm Friday and assistant ear rier. j. E Vernon, served the rural route patrons that daF.
 Uncle Ben Johnson is suffering from avery severe attack of grip this week
 The local vocal club failed to get d trial at the new books Sat urday night on account of the rainy, stormy evening.
 The Johnson pabHe school wilt close next week rbe adjoining school at Shady Grove will close thls week.
 John Weir, who las been here from Wyoming visiting relatives and friends Tor several weeks. intends to return soon to his ranch which k oat in the noun tains of northern Wyoming, near Sheridan.
 Sunday was a raW, sleety day and was followed bY a cold night. and folks found quite | carpet of snow covering the earth yester. day morning. The bird and rab- bit hunters enjoy such weather.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

Feb. There was a big rain Saturday n1ght, followed by d hard wind. It blew number of fences down around Wheeler. John Thompson and wife were visiting old friends at Wheeler Saturday, and Sunday returned home.
 Terrell Roper has bought the old Uncle Billy Osburn place. He is recovering the house and fixed 1t for a drier.
 Charley Cohea is getting along nicely with his new house.
 George Harman traded his hack to Lem Sheppard for lum- Der and boards.
 II. NJ. Roberts went to the nursery at Springdale Saturday and get him supply of peach trees of different varieties.
 Walter Andrews has been hauling some lumber to Fayette. vile.
 Elder N. H. Osburn was with Shiloh congregation Saturday and Sunday. He IS the pastor of the Primitive Baptist Churct there, and the second Saturda, and Sunday of each month is his regular appointment.
 Mrs. J. E. Curry is not very well at this writing.
 Sam Curry hauled two loads oI goods from Fayetteville lasi week for II. r. Richardson. It is doing. lots of trading.
 Mr. Lynch and son. Charlie were over at Wheeler last Friday doing some trading.
 There was lots of fire out II the Clear Creek hills last Wednes day and Thursday, but it did nol de any damage.
 NIT. Stintson has moved his saw mill out on Spring Creek northwest of Springdale.
 Mrs. Osburn is not very wei at this writing.
 Mrs. Rosa Richardson is not so well at this writing.
 Eggs are coming down, they are only 2 cents dozen al Wheeler.
 PEARL.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20
HABBERTON.

Feb. l6.-A three inch SHOW covers the ground.
 Captain Thomas Brooks is no better.
 Roy Sanders, who is going to school here, visited his parents near Huntsville Saturday and Sunday.
 Claud Smallen was absent from school last week on account of sickness.
 Miss Margret Stephenson of Sonora, is visiting Miss Stella Nelson this week.
 Rev. Brown was unable to meet his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday but there were services held by Rev. Farm CT.
 The "hurricane' last Saturday night lasted only short time, but 1t was plenty long enough to folks who had no storm cellars. No serious damage has been re- ported.
 Mrs. Charlie Tillrnan visited at P. A. Harp's Sunday.
 Emmit Carter is visiting friends and relatives at Sonora this week. The school board had the school house rebraced last Satur- day.
 Miss Jewel Harp of Sonora visited at her uncle, Fred Van zant, Saturday night.
 J. B. Frost made a business trip to Springdale yesterday (Monday.)
 Alfred Stone purchased horse from John Mitchell one day last week, and If he don't go to Sons Chapel HOW 1t won't be his fault. John Johnson of Sons Chaple TRSta at Edd Johnson's Sunday. Charlit Tillman and sister, Mrs. Fred Nanzant visited their uncle, Matt Chadwick near So- nora Sunday.
 SARAH JANE.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

S5000. Andrew and family in- tend to move to Springdale for the present.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Grant Wasson, February Is, daugh- ter.
 Fifty-six degrees difference be- tween last Friday night and this morning is quite a difference. The thermometer was at 70 Fri day and a pretty severe thunder
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

storm followed with considerable wind this morning. It is snow ing and down to II above zero. Mrs. Will Mustain IS visiting relatives at Logan. She went down last Friday to see her sis ter who lives in Oklahoma and is visiting her parents at Logan and it is so stormy she had to stay.
 II. No.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

whereby lie will farm the Mccoy place near Grand View Church, and J. H. Goodman. who has been living there, has moved to another place over south of Clear Creek.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20
BLEWFORD.

Feb. 15.-Sarah Thompson is quite sick again.
 Olan Lankford found his way to Thornsberry Sunday If it was stormy.
 A. J. Sanders has sold his farm to Fred Macklin of Maytield for
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

We have beena for time that the Spring
 dale, Ark. News exercised poor judgment in
 that he manifests ignorance on Missouri poi-
 e and M vn n ,ss ssnae M% s M
 ignorance than ever Senator stones most bit bitter enc
 should charitable sufficient to give person credit
 for what he is e4sd h, to- he don't gh like s,ons m n Be
 ery should be recommendation to him. We have
 understood the News was democratic newspaper, and
 stood for principles that were democrate-Cassvlle
 (Mo.) Democrat.
 In addition Ray Gassyile other distinguished Missouri who claims than ordinary ability Col "El Phelps is name, memorable occasion when he Sone having extraordinary ability successfully r of the shell after having sucked the
 Stones lobbyist Missouri legislature sung investigation which smeled fresh in memory people although have been forgotten by Editor Ray spngdae although may Casvi that only recently during lis campaign with Governor Folk. Springfield one of his trips condition that with difficulty his friends got These might be mentioned of the reasons why believe that Senator Stone proper person United States Senator other public regardless of how much ability lie have. just odahioned enough believe that public officer reproae every particular, both n his private life and in his official acts Feeling that Governor Folk was such a man and that Senator in sympathes naturally with the former and i'll he eyes Cassvlle Democrat committed the unpardona sin of so expressing oursef.
 The that the members of the Missouri general assembly subject them criticism, because they simply carrying the will of the people who elect ed them As the legal fraternity might put it. there tenlaing the Editor Ray, however, favored Stone against Folk all through the contest and he doubtless entirely satisfactory himself for doing Democrat the editor newspaper calculated be working uphodng civic righteousness and the public good how he could make such choice However, like kissed calf it is largely of and editor Ray satisfied certainly 
 The editor of The News has supported nominee of the Democratic from constable from the time lie became down who has done that generally looked upon something Democrat However, because happens be Democrat does gn fy that he wrong All good Democrats, all Democrats good We in the past cicise Democratic holders, will do violated of the principles of the Democratic party This with the political ethics of Editor Ray of the differ times
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

The editor of the Springdae News does
 week effort Editor Stafford is good deal better
 Tribune.
 The editor of t confeses that he has attained for another slap, and when him lie usually has something say about privilege believes which he has attempted editor the Green Forest Tribune If friend Russell advice that didn't suit him hope he didn't accept merely to please The Texas assembly voted adjourn March B. after that time the members receive only &20 day The Ark general assembly preparing extend the the Arkansas receiving dollars day they session. But then Arkansas much important than Texas legislators business to attend to.
 MT Hursts bill requiring that foufts of the road be pended in towns and cities collected have been just the thing respect but there question but what some kind of law along this line needed Spring dale testify.
 After weeks spent securing jury, trial of the Coopes Killing F. w. carmaek IS at Nashville, Tenn.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20
WHEELER.

AlUI.KEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-20

PEARL. l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-05
MEET TO COMPLETE
ORGANIZATION
Public Gathering in Interest of
Y, W, c, A, To Be Held Mon
day Night Ia Presbyterian
Church.

Monday evening August O.. ian the
Presbyterian church %1lrlors % meeting
viii Dee held to complete tho |organiza-
uon of am Albuquerque Young We
mems Christian association. Dog an,
election or officers and other business.
An who arc interested m this com
mcndablc movement ara invited to De
present especially the soung women
and girls. Talks on the variou, phases
of committee work VIII he given by the
several chairmen and The meeting pro-
misses To be OF great interest
The provisional committee. appoint
ed at the recent meeting at the CON
gregational ehcurch met Tuesday af-
ternoon 20 complete tho nominations
and other prelimInarie~ t. the meeting
Monday night
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hive attracted considerable attention
I'm the railroad world.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-06-03
A Dogs POIiteness.

The dog, a sharp little TERROR, was
known by the name of Moosie. The
cats name was Bruce. Moosie was
taught by her mistress to sit up and
beg. OF course, there was nothing
very clever in that; many dogs can
do that. But the amusing part was
this: Bruce, noticing that Moosie sat
up, with the important result that
she received food for doing so, also
took to sitting up, and each day, at
table, you might have seen the funny
spectacle of the dog and cat sitting
side by side, begging for contribu-
lions. But funnier still was to fol-
low. One morning the cat was given
her usual morning meal in her own
tin saucer. Moosie, seeing that Bruce
had food to dispose of, thought that,
by a little politeness, she might in
duce the cat to share with her! So
she walked up close to Bruce and de-
liberately sat up and begged of her!
AS you may guess, the cat did not
take the slightest notice, but coolly
finished her meal. Very likely Moo
sic, finding that politeness was of no
avail, would have tried to help her
self, had she not had a very lively
recollection of the fact that Bruce had
sharp claws. After that Moosie was
often seen to sit up and beg of Bruce
when the latter was having her food.
Scottish American.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-06-03

riously TO sleep In the warm hair.
They are especially attached to the
old donkey. and IL they hear him
bray I'm the distance will spring up
from their food Or sleep and rush to
his side, standing on their hind legs
and gazing sympathetically into his
ugly face.
Their appetites have become de-
PRAYED, and they despise the grass
and leaves of their ancestors, prefer
ring toasted bread with a sprinkling
of sugar, fruit and other dainties.
They seem not to know what fear Is,
and will rush out to examine any new
thing, no matter what its size, and
have been seen smelling at the awful
heels of an ostrich, or rubbing noses
with the enormous trex-oxen which
pull the wagon, and which are as
gentle as they are huge. In the alb
sence of any other mount they do not
despise the beautiful, long-haired An
CORA goats, and will cuddle delighted
ly into the silver curls. They clint
to the tops of the tallest trees, inves
tigate the recesses of the deepes
holes; they love children, and are, III
fact, the intimate friends Of every
living creature on the great farm
where they live.-St. Nicholas.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-06-03

He was always wounding their
feelings, making sarcastic or funny
remarks at their expense.
He was cold and reserved In his
manner, cranky, gloomy, pessimistic,
He was suspicious of everybody.
He never threw the doors Of his
heart wide open to people, or took
them into his confidence.
He was always ready to receive as.
sistance from them, but always toe
busy or too stingy to assist them III
their time of need.
He regarded friendship as luxury
to be enjoyed, instead of an oppor
tunity for service.-Selected.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-06-03
The Daasje.

There is a queer little rock animal
found in thousands in all parts of
Cape Colony, South Africa, and call
ed by the Dutch "daasje" (pro-
nounced in English "daasie"O. This
little creature has many other names,
such as the coney daman, rock badger
and rock rabbit. 1t is found also in
Syria, and is really the 'coney" of
the Bible, for one of the Psalms con-
tains this verse: "The high hills are
a refuge for the wild goats and the
rocks for the confess" while in the
Book of Proverbs we read: 1.-THE
comics are but feeble folk, yet they
make their houses in the rocks"
The South African daasje is a pref
ty, gray, furry creature, merry and
sun-loving, and when taken young
makes charming pet. Two DAISIES
were brought one morning to our
country cottage by an old Kafir wo-
man. They were about two days
old; tiny, terrified morsels no longer
lost their fear, developed an amazing
appetite for new milk (Which they
slipped daintily from the point Of a
spoon) and in less than a week were
racing and dancing about the place
the merriest mites alive. AS they
grew older they contracted really re-
markable friendships, and after try
ing to attach themselves to the cat
(who would have nothing to do with
-them), they took for their constant
companion sedate old Muscovy
duck, who allowed the riotous imps
to tumble over her at their sweet
will.
They soon developed wonderful
gift for jumping and climbing, and
though at first the horse and donkey
were terrified when the DAISIES took
a flying leap to their shoulders, they
were soon accustomed to 1t and will
now walk about grazing with the lit
tie creatures rollicking about on their
backs or stretching themselves luxu-