The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

Asy guy can have . groueh or two,
Whea nothing seems to come his way.
nst it takes = Aan-a na. plumb
through
To keep his nap . snilia' in the
thiekest ef the fray.
(A.as Quincy Cu.ber.)
= =
Aoesapiishnsnts Of Mr.. Dsa Cupid,
vAs got busy aad roped i. four young
Assrts up Sunlight way, would have to
~ handed . jolt by an unforseen mine
accident, when one of the important
participants, Roger Smith, had some
coal slide on top of him while at work
in the Midland mine at Sunlight. The
most pathetic part Of it being, that a
Assbls wedding had been planned to
take place three days later. The acci-
dent was quite serious, as Roger s
head was badly cut, nose about taken
Oft aad his face badly crushed, to-
gether with several severe bruises. He
Was taken to the Glenwood sanitarium
in quick time and his injuries attend
Ell TO in such first class shape that
whea Mr.. Smith came out Of the influ-
eace of the choloform, his thoughts
wsnt to the wedding that came near
being postponed indefinitely. Nothing
dsunted, and determined that his hap
pines and the happiness Of his future
bride, Miss Elsie Smith, her sister,
Aias Myrtle Smith, and her fiance,
otts Schultz, would not be marred by
ID fault if he could 20 prevent it, he
nade up his mind to have the double
wedding that had been long planned,
oeeSied out in the sanitariun, even
tAsagh he had to remain in bed during
~ ceremony, which he did. 60 the
yesng couples were married hast sstur-
day, only in far different surround
iags than had been anticipated by
tAsa sf their many friends. But how
1seh better it is for them to make
tAs best Of it and to be sble to over
ssos any obstacles that win drift into
~ hvss Of any Of W. It Is 70 much
Setter to overcome difficulties than
= ut difficulties overcome %, s.d We
esso are proud Of our friend Roger,
that he had the spunk and grit not to
beck out as many would havs Asae
ueAsr like circunsta.ess. And - The
yVass q BY, cur sincere wish 10 that
tesy will Be just - happy - they
vsss last Saturday, Wis. their hearts
wsrs made happy by the knowledge
that an obstacle had been overcome
tAa* had almost ended in heart
breaking tragedy.
After very successful term Of
sshsol At Sunlight last year, Miss Alice
Thompson and Miss Beulah Crawford
arc again in our midst where they will
take up their school work the coming
week. Sorry, as the kids are, in hav-
ing to say goodby to vacation days, it
10 made q lot easier to bear by having
their teachers back again with them
for there is not one of the children
but what thinks the world Of Misses
Thompson and Crawford, and when you
fisd the kids . boosting for their
tsssAers you can put it down as the
best assurance that they have teach.
ssS worth while, and the Sunlight and
feae Hils kids surely have.
Ths convict camp Is now located
easss to the Hardwiek bridge, along
~ Bearing Fork On the lower cad Of
tie O'Neil ranch. We arc new supply
Ing the boys with their papers and
.sil and are mighty glad to be able
y Do our little share towards bringing
. ray Of sunshine in their lives By
sFisgi.g their nail a.a PaPsrs every
by. The road work will begin At the
bsiage, one crow working towards Car
bsadAle, the other towards Gleawod;
ssrely this is good aews 10 these wss
have been hitting the bumps On
What is known as the CarboDdale road.
h the Carbondale folks are glsd for
thsy have been enduring bun roads for
. essd many moons.
New il they o.ly encourage . few
II tAe boys 70 seas - Fsae 11ls aal
anssth the rcd httls, ~ vsalA
ssase this chatter Of posr reads for
svss more; but Just ~ long y every
tttas sail storm makes the road Q -
Of mad, fer the want Of proper dfaia-
80 facilities, when few ealvsrts And
&teAes would do wondess towards
nAi.taining dsecnt rsad, just - long
will the county have to speAd useless