The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Dy the way, why not lend Ben H.
IinAsey and Alma Lafferty to the Ger
0nas for the purpose Of wary They
- vhoop like the very dsvA eaa
1sixhten horses rs they have friythten'
- men. We should do something to
Ghsv our friendship for the Fader-
~ Send Ben and Alma.-Bouidef
Eahera
We have not yet seen the Demo
cratic paper that has endorsed the
designations of the state Democratic
assenbly As = whole; and they are all
afraid to say one word against It.
They are ashamed of some OF the Per
spnel of their ticket but the fear OF
lssing some Of the prospective cam
paign printing keeps them from e1
peessing their honest sentimsnts'-
Ustehkiss Times.
But for the initiative and referen-
dunn law, the people Of Colorado might
indulge in the dreamy hope of some
Day eleeting . state Legislature which
would devote ninety days to repeating
obnoxious laws. But what s the use!
The millennium is too far in the future.
Steamboat Sentinel.
Last Monday this office received ad'
vance sheets of "Fscts About Sugar
explaining the kiting of prices, but the
information was too late-sugar had
already "riz" in Meeker. The only
hopeful features are the big honey
crop in the Ashley valley, the discov-
sry of eleven new bee trees on the
Esvernment road, and the possibility,
the bare possibility-of getting sweet
er observation-disclosures Review.
Peter Groome and family came in
from their home in Colorado Springs
Tuesday morning and will reside in
this city until after the harvest of
generous crop of apples from their
orchard on California nesa.-Delta
Independent.
On Sunday evening Miss Helen Lar
kin invited . number of friends to
Aslp her entertain in honor of her
guest, Miss Frances Lowe, of Glen
wood Springs, at a steak fry. Young
sters. all of them, they had a most
enjoyable time, and after finishing the
seats, Oscar Tischhauser provided fur
ther entertainment for the crowd by
"blowing' them at the picture show.
About twelve of the young folks were
included in the crowd, Miss Helen
Cowels and Mrs. Jennie Smith being
the chaperones.-Ma Marble Booster.
just wee bit of a mistake was
made in the Democratic assembly,
when Senator John j. Tobn was given
the designation for lieutenant COVER
nor Tobin was ri ght hand of the
governor in the extra session and is
for law and order without any fril!s.
With Patterson excusing the anar
chists who blew up the state and
Tobin declaring the governor was all
right, our beloved mule will be doing
the tango and hesitation all in one
little hop and skip. Every little
movement has meaning of its own.
Boulder Camera.
The Rev. John Z. Moore, pastor Of
the NJ. E. Church at Carbondale, and
his sister, teacher in the public
schools at Clarksburg, Ohio, visited at
the Methodist parsonage on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Moore will sail for Korea
in October where he will be superin-
tendent of the Peng Yang district of
the mission work conducted by the
Methodist Episcopal church.-Delta In
dependent.
Anyone who cares to trail the
freight train between here and Hay
den is very apt to see sights that will
make him think that he is in the midst
of an 1862 brush between the train
crew and attacking guerrilIas. He is
more than apt to see the conductor
and brakeman on top of the box ears
pumping lead into nearby fields, while
the engineer is doing dire execution
from the pilot and the fireman is
shooting from the cab window. Do
not get uneasy, this performance is
not caused by guerriiias or Indians,
but si.ply sy tie trainmen's appetite
Ro- 4ho fasfiva aSne eehicken-Cfni3