The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

ceiling, hsvever, No damage vss do.e.
Marble Booster.
Electrician Miller reports that for
the first time in many months the
town broke even in the electric light
department. Receipts, $22l while dir-
bursemeu:s were t2ls-New CastI.
Democrat.
How about the girl you are going to
marry, young man! Does she have tie
reputation among those who know her
well for being swift to lift the home
burden from mothers shOuldersy if
not, look out. Is she trsthful, or do
her stories occasionally fail to track
Does she move things when she sweeps
or could q thorough housekeeper fol-
low her and secure a tolerably fair
second cuttingg Remember that you
are arranging to live with her quite a
spell and you can just as well capture
lady as q gum Montezuma
Journal.
A new grocery firm sprsng into ex.
istence since the last issue of the
Reveille, to be known as Hickman
Brothers. The new firm will occupy
the grocery room recently vacated by
the E. E. Drach l. Co. The brothers
are John F. and Thomas Hickman.
Both are widely known throughout the
county, and especially in the com
mercial centers Of the county. They
have ordered = complete line Of gro
ceries and full line of kitchen ware
which will be here shortly. On ac-
count of their wide Acquaintance anil
their integrity the Reveille predicts for
them = successful business venture
Rifle Reveille.
Efihu Root 10 great man whether
Is secretary Of war or senator. His
record is clean, his patriotism is un-
doubted. He looks the typical Amsri-
can. Dewey has always been said to
have the typical American fighting
face. Eihu Root has the typical
American practical idsalist face. He
should have been president instead Of
Taft, but the west was prejudiced
against him because he was a corpora.
ton lswyer-they called him u Wall
street man. He has always been n
modest public man. The awarding of
the Nobel prize to him for advancing
the worlds peace calls renewed atten-
tion to the fact chat he is a world fig
ure.-Trinidad Advertiser.
Whether the jack rabbits are any
more numerous this winter than for
er ones or not, they are certainly bold,
er. Lately they have invaded the
town and have been met by resisting
army which so far has managed to hold
, the fort. Joe Schloegel. Frank March
Ter, Matt Norvill and Others residing
in the north part of town have been
making a business of shooting them
by moonlight lately, and have wrought
a veritable slaughter. The other even
ing E. G. Reed. with his trusty pump
gun, killed fifteen between his resi-
dence and the city wells in few
moments. Monday evening the writer
took a walk around one block in the
east part of town about IL o'clock and
got five, and meantime Tom Jaycox
and his boys and neighbors were
slaughtering them little farther out.
This is fine sport at ones door. The
snow is crusted and q full moon shin
ing ON it makes shotgun shooting as
good as day. It appears to be an in
novstion for the rabbits IS they just
hop around apparently unmindful Of
the impending calamity.-Jerome ida
ho) Nsws.
Rays - - M - sssek
An Illinois farmer writes: Z" We
hired . man osee because we notieed
that he sPoke pIeasaatly = his team.
It was such . small thing, but the
sessws sAsw which way ths wind
blown. He stayed with us three yea1s
-saly lsft - - oets . fazn # his
owa-aad an tAa4 tiAs ws ,svsr
heard . esrse, - NV . blow struck IN
anger. TAe seek nd better during
those three yeass tAaa II lad Aoes 70.
. leAg tina TAs eswv lsekel nsss
thrifty, tie hofsss grew lsss skittieA
and fsstaesa, ssd svsl tie ysuag stock
settled down into regular, ssosf AaAits.
Did II payi Try It yosrsslf and see."