The Glenwood post., 1914-08-01
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1Asss joy riders who seemed to be
enjoying themselves in what they
thssGht vas having . good tine 20.
tAs folks Of Sunlight against them in
What was considered anything but good
taste for ladies to refresh themselves
With their escorts at the saloon at that
place. Such actions do not tend 90
give very good impressions for any
Joy riders who might think it fun to
- riding on Four Mile and having a
hilarious time. Should there be any
sthers with the intention of perfor,n-
Tag another stunt As was carried on by
that party of autonobilists last week,
they had better keep clear of Jim
Smith, superintendent Of the Midland
nine at Sunlight, for Mr.. Smith does
~ iatesd to tolerate such doings or to
stand for parties to come to sunlign.
and make the saloon their headquarters
when they have ladies in the party
Who Save SO little regard for themselves
o. ethers as to go in . bsfroom and
naks perfect chumps of themselves.
our little kick cones In where We
vsst to protest aGsinst tAsss weuldbe
"joy riders" from throwing their
saPty tsss bottles sad the like in such
. sssslsss way right in the road where
49, = great danger of these "dead
sss1isrs" cutting horses feet and
ssts tires. Now if bottle goods must
- carried siong, aad their contents
ssassnsd while on the road, for good
Aao ssks please throw the bottles far
sas1gh from the road 70 there will he
- SAsgsr Of having the road filled
VITA seskea glass. It is getting to be
. ssiAaes the way bottles srs seat
tsssA slons every road. Unfortunately
Il = happens that this class Of people
~ ass guilty Of thsss ussightiy bot
tlas- alsag the hishwsys are the very
sess who have NO regard for anyone
bst themselves, And all the pleading on
saxtA will not do . bit Of good, 80 it
lseks like the only thing to do is to
- uP With ths broken glass and trust
to hack that one : horse's feet or tires
- net damaged by some hidden glass
h ~ rosd.
Arthur Green, the eldest soa Of H.
.. asssa vhs lives near The Hsfdwick
bssaes, 10 quite III With typhoid feve:.
laie inpssviAG ., kttls, bat ia,s very
sAak 10y, AID it will take so.e time
bs6ess Art can be around and once
nsrs tackle the many jobs that de-
naad Q fellow . aattentiol these busy
days On any ranch. We sure will be
giaA to see him riding q plow or OIL
. moving machine or binder, for then
~ will know that he is o. K, and on
the job-always there and right on top
whom it comes to doing his share to-
wards making the Fair View ranch
way up in the list as one of the best
raaeAss in Garfield county, or any
where else for that matter.
It did not take any great stunts like
night be done by the great Haeksaw,
fADe1s detective, etc, for Us to follow
cat clue when We were instructed to
bsiaR su4 some ice cream, and warned
= . what would happen should We for
~ 70 bring it out Tuesday. Forgst'
Nsa - yeur life. For that ice cream
lsaa4 . lot Of JOY aad pleased kids.
WA sasa sius - follow ws ssspses-
= 49, something WAS coming Of, aaf
= asls it our business to find out
absss II, and to grab the affair for
ssll 1T o. news for these items. The
fest Of the matter is that Miss Ivy
Uteks.s had birthday Tuesday, and to
aAks thing merry for ths day she
~ . dandy little birthday party with
. happy crowd Of happy Kids .ade
stin more happy by having lee cream
a.d cake, with other good thiass TO
please tAsir little stonaehs that like
COED things now and then. 1t was
pasassat svsat fer al, snd every one
ef the kiddies said they had great
ttns 81 wish Miss Ivy Just lots moro
3syfsl AiEtAdays in ths future yss,s to
SoA.
4, 4. 0nitA e IL Battsrnilk rosts
rsOsf Rssss'D ~ ~ Aisfsstsss 70
lass . valushls aass sAsstly after she
- . ss1t, whisA nv 1sans that Art
~ ~ ehiI1FsA win hsvs b heing np
s~ss litsls Aorss .. . ests'4 saea ~
colt eaa raise se0e teeth a.1 nan BIZ
swa w towards ssefalnss BY bsins
~ - Gfvw aAd thrive On that ftne
nsxtu6s Il alfalfa aad Timothy hay
thas = saissa By N. Smith on his