The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

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Day, - - ssr Wsss ~ - - ~
eanas q i aM- We tsieA - Sssist
ths esavinss sf this AeAss Pis. bst Us
eoalA not; to further weaken enR WiM
power against this nenstes, Ars He--
naa vesdeiek PrsassteA ~ With . los
Of delicious fasPberries, AID sasPSer-
riss make such nice pie, aAA Ne rss;s-
ted NO longer, ne ate raspberry Pia.
~ tAsee.
Nra G. ". WigAtnan, Of RiAe 10
spending nid-sunnes WITH hse AaaGh-
ter, Ars Peter Gardaer st the NaseSt
mine, Mrs Wightaaa's visit u
great treat and . pleasure 10 Mrs.
Gardner, for the Mascot nine is al
BY itself and in such an out Of tie
way place that it mus get pretty IOne-
some to her not to be able to say 1t
least "helio' to the mail man (Us) A.
We make our daily rounds on the Z. F.
ID.
81 hear you have hankering for
being poet t-laureate some such title for
these parts, inquired Four Mile Ike,
whereas, We blushingly confessed that
y hankering was manifested within
us, he hereby handed us the following:
Wal, l don't know anything about
this poet business, but if it is any
thing to do with lariat, l reckon
there is enough of US boys to fit you
right well, and plenty o. eottonwoods
right handy to swing you up anytime
you got the hankering to have it so".
1t was with keen regret that wo
learned of the severe sickness of Perry
Leherly, who was taken down with
typhoid pneumonia the fore part Of
the week. He has been very sick
man and has suffered intensely, but
signs Of Improvement that give en-
couragement to all.
As Everett Csntrell, who drives the
dAry milk wagon was going down tia
hio above Cardiff Monday morning,
the reach Of the wagon broke and the
horses started down the hill at merry
clipp with the front wheels. Everett
got a few hard whacks that daxed him
for . moment, but soon was after the
runaways, which were stopped by J.
W. Pedigo at the foot Of the hill. 1t
is q good thing that that Everett is not
composed Of frail stun, or he would
not have come out of the mess so easy.
As it was, with the exceptions of the
wagon which had to be taken to town
for repairs, all is we'll again and
things are going smoothly for the
driver Of the Overland wagon.
we learned that ON Tuesday night, our
friend and patron of the r. F. D.,
Harry B. Green was married. As far
- We are able to leasa and find out,
NC WE AAEklcU 10 = AIu. oCuuAtz, u
Gulch. Our only regret to this, being
that Harry did not put us wise to this
little affair, so that We would know ali
about it, and not have to 60 by ua-
certain method "they say. Anyway
H. b. is married and here is wishing
him and his bride the best wishes ever.
S<<
Mrs. J. E. Smith and daughter Al
| berta have returned to Sunlight after
some days spent in Glenwood. MIS-.
John Herbert, who had accompanic l
her daughter, Mrs. Smith as far As
Glenwood departed Monday night for
points east as far as Pennsylvania, her
old home state. With her was her son,
Edress Herbert, who goes as far As
New York City, where he will sail for
the PHILIPPINES. When this trip is
ended, Mr.. Herbert will have circum-
navigated the globe, having started
from the Philippine Islands some
months ago by way of the Pacific to
San Francisco, and returning via New
York and the Atlantic; which to our
way of thinking about it is going some.