The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12
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s.A do Likewise. Nay, aay, AssAa1h,
sst fer ~, vs have too n.eA tssahls
WITH the nsles to ever vast - Aas4
ssy more trouble to put AssE n ssr
happiness, especially At nsal tinsA,
when there is pie in sight.
According to the AvalaneAe, Editor
Dickson will soon be in . positise 70
buy buzz wagon, after he harvests
his crop On his fine ranch in the Car
bondale belt. That would be fine Cor
sure, but if friend Dickson should be
tempted to buy an auto and would
act up like many do when they pass
US on the road, such as rushing past
without honking their horn or letting
q fellow know they were doing 50,
kicking up great clouds Of dust which
blind and choke those who are left
behind; trying to pass in nararow
part of the road without slowing
down, and performing numerous other
devilish actions while on the high
ways which causes SO much hard feel
in's between drivers of horse drawn
vehicles, well, we would give him =
severe call down in these columns,
and right in his own paper, too.
Said . friend of ours, (he 5 friend
no more). "If I had all your system
Of hot air and gift of CAB, would
never be working for = living, I'd he
down at Pueblo having my think tauk
overhauled and renovated"
Lands sake but truth does not
hurt-when truth is truth!
After some months absence, william
Lacy and Mrs Lacy have returned to
Sullight. Real glad to have them
bsek sgais, snd now our list Of pa
trous on the B. F. D. has moved up o
notch or two.
From 1000 feet to timber line, that
cut-up, Jack Frost, has already got his
work in. The "quskiss" are frinsel
With yellow snA gid, vhils ths scrub
oak and other foliage have got it in
the neck. whea il hits tie high places
Il takes sbsut two weeks for the frost
- wesk Aewa lower late tie vallsyAl
- sss psopAssy Is = look out for .
"killsr" about the 95th. 81
We take our weather and frost signs
from the fact that the mail order
houses have started to send out their
fall and winter catalogues. This is
never failing sign of coming winter
that can be relied on to be about
right. Also, the black birds and blue
birds have started south, the chip
munks and squirrels are filling up on
anything they can get to fill up on;
while the very air is now feeling like
fall, so that it reminds US all that
summer is soon to be a has been and
Autumn will be with us again to re-
mind one that winter is on the way.
"Garfield County High School-A.
d. NCMXIv" is the fancy monicker
that is now facing the front Of the
new high school building, at the be-
ginning Of the route. As this is in
the year of 1914 and the building il
being built in the same year, We take
it that those Roman numerals mean
"19l4" otherwise We would be stump
ed a. to what it all meant. Perhaps
it looks more "classy" to have it
such, but it could be more readily
translated were the good, easy, every
day figures used: About ten years
from now many fellow will be .
struggling with that "ACXIv" aad
trying to figure out what it all mea as.
Since infancy, or since the building
| started, We have been observing the
construction Of the new hl8a scheei
building, and now that it has gotten
up 20 that fellow can get some idea
| a. to what the building viii lsek like
] when completed, it sesas to ~, that
it will be . mighty fine k.owledse
foundry, something to be proud OF,
and if the boys and girls cant ct
feeling Of pride and joy IN having
| sueh . nice building 10 attend that
will make them proud Of Garfield
county and the taxpayers Of Garfield
county who put up the coin to bsiId
s.eA . fire structure, then thoss ooys
and sirls should have their hearts 70
constructed 20 that there may be
I l;t<l> OpafitndA within.