The Glenwood post., 1913-06-14

esea . target fer journalistic joke
saiths for many Year, il not the o.ly
e.e Whose Engiish caa oecssio.ally be
eritieised. We sometimes grow very
tired Of the very careless aad oftea-
times inelegant manner in which the
aforesaid correspondent handles the
Queens English, such as "There is
going to be a dance at the Happy Hol
low sehoolhOuse next Tuesday night if
it don't rain.' or "a car of ore was
started to be loaded from the Whoop-
er-up mine last Saturday" Very re-
Gently the bald headed editor of tn.
Loveland Herald propounded this ques-
tion: "Did you ever have = fly crawl
across your head." to which query the
Fort Collins Review very promptly re-
piled: "We never bad eae do it, but
several Of them have do.e it Of their
own volitioa.'
The board Of county eeanissio,ers
net last Tuesday 70 istsa to ". D.
Hsipin, secretary treasurer Of the
Uintah railroad, who insists that tAs
assessment on his road is too high aad
who prays the board to ssdues tie
same. He says while his road was not
70 very expensive to build it is = very
expensive road to operate and he re-
CARDS the assessment placed upon it
excessive, and asked the commissioners
to reduce it Is per cent. The commits
sioners of Mesa county have already
given him such q reduction and he
thought he was entitled to the same
treatment from this county. He asked
the board to take q ride over his road
to verify his claims County Attorney
Taylor advised the board that the mat
way commissioners and no action was
taken.
A lis pendens has been filed in the
County clerks office, J. H. Briscoe of
Green River, Utah, being the plaintiff
and John N. Carr of Clear creek, near
DeBeque, being the defendant in the
suit. The claim is made by Briscoe
that some tine ago he completed Hego-
tiations with Carr fer The Gisa Hs1lsA
ssaeh in this county e Which Oarr
~ bss. The ewnsr fer many ysers, .
part Of H. purchase ssnaiassatisa ~
ssVrsepss>y s~ssa t1Agassss isossss
Rivef. whsa Bsissss ea.e e dsnaaa
that tie trade Be closed, he say. Carr
backed out and rep~diatsd tAs deal.
john h. Fry Of Graad Junction hss
brought suit in behalf Of Briseoe. The
amount involved is 100000.
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The Epworth League district con-
vention held in Glenwood last satur-
day and Sunday was not well attended
although quite interesting to those in
attendance. Palisade was selected rs
the meeting place Of the next eonven-
tion. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are Rev. G. F. Klein, presi-
dent, Glenwood SPRING.; Ethel Bruce,
fist vice president, Palisade; Grace
Sharp, second vice president, Grand
Junction; John Gilbert, third vice
president, Fruita; Mabel Toothseher,
secretary, Palisade; Russell Coles,
treasurer, Grasd Junetioa; Bessie Ed
gerton, Junior League superintendent.
Carbondale.
C. B. Hall Of the Hall Automobile
company of Denver, Cossssdo, distrib-
utors for the Stutx and the Marion cars,
and H. c. Reynolds, state sales mana
ger Of that concern, viii Be here Sun
day denonstratiAg modeh Of these two
ears. Ose Of the models ID the Stutz
"Bsar Cat" readstsr. A similar ear,
driven BY NsEz, tsok third nssey at
indianapolis. Ans<Ass etsts eatsy,
drives BY A.Asnsa, finisAsa ssessa in
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part IneiSs.tally ~ obstss y ~
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IN ~ ne.sy in IL 0sasa Prix fsess
In Naaee.
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