The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

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ever, ssA 0ssess Iost his vsies, shs-s
anA s.s sPaF.-Nssksr Review.
Jsan P. Ritt..yss eane ever fire..
0lssvod - - Nias Aana w. is 1t
the YanPa Hospital. The many friends
Of Miss Anna will be pleased to know
that she is doing nicely.-Yanpas
Leader.
Attention is ealled to the fact that
some nisereasts- probably boys-h.vs
beea tearing dowa the Midland trail
guide pestA. A number have been De-
tsoyeA or twisted ost Of shape ~ that
they are 10 Iosgsr serving ths purpose
fer which they were Pst sP st eossiA-
sssbie sxPssss s.A tsosbss. Thsss
shssh - Assvy A.s ssd Pessibls in
Prisssasnt for Asstssetio. Of this prs.
pssty, which Aas not BY s.y means fsi
ly ssrvsl it psFpsss. TAs posts viii
b needed next season aad then other
seasons y this good roads novenest
has hardly got started and the aatono
bile travel will bs heavier than ever
next year.-PAlissde Tribune.
The high school board invited Hor.
Edward T. Taylor, who visited Neekes
for . couple Of days this week, to sd
dress the pupils. Mr.. Taylor choose rs
his subject 1.-The Panama CanAl,"
and delivered = short, but interesting
address on the popular subject, to \
large and appreciative audience. In his
official capacity, as member of con-
gress, Mr.. Taylor has visited the canal
ON several occasions and is we'll quail
fed to speak on this great enterprise
Aeeker Herald.
Elk have suddenly put in N appear
ssce in the UintAh forest, scording TO
. report received by the forest service.
Il il tie lfs& tine in years that elk
have bess seen in this forest, snd ~
federal sRieials are gratAied At the in.
creass in the big sane - the result Of
protective laws. Efforts are being
.sds 10 trace tAs origin Of ~ aai.
aals, which II has bee. establishsd ere
Do< iron recent shipae.t from Jack.
son Hole country in Wyoming-vesn.l
Express.
J. A. Orr met with . very painful
accident Tuesday - he was hauling
ties from Whitley mountain The wsg
ON struck . rock and Mr.. Orr was
thrown from the wagon; his foot
caught in the wheel which turned h
round several times before he could
stop the team. 1t is not thought that
any bones are broken but his knee was
badly sprained.-Yampah eader.
Will Mayer had fine yearling steer
killed in his pasture last week. 1t was
shot in the eye and the bullet ranged
upward SO the party who did the shoot
ing could not have been very far from
the animal. 1t was either done fO-
meanness or was rank carelessness and
was inexcussble. Mr.. Mayer has now
served notice that there will be no
more hunting on his ranch and anyone
caught hunting there will be prosecut
Enterprise.
Leadville automobilists intend corn
ing to Red Cliff some day the latter
part of the month, with thirty-Ave Or
forty machines, TO give . celebration
- seoa q the road il eoapletsd. Bat
II tAe new rod - not Passable st
Nat time will come snyway. Red
Cliff should show her appreciation By
getting up n en4ertainaene for The
visitsn sad sAsw thea . god time
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