The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

fieuit for men to get Of ON technical
ties in Colorado, not because our courts
have been corrupt, but because our con
stitution was fearfully and wonderful
ly conposed.-Boulder Camera.
Several men were disc scussing the fish
ing conditions the other night AMI
some were prophesying that the
they were last year. Sure, they will
if certain people, that make fishing a
business instead of sport, spend
every day they have nothing to do
and that happens to be seven days a
week-on the creeks. Thus the poor
devil that works for = living, when he
does get = day off, will find fishing
mighty poor.-New Castle Democrat.
A couple of travelling freaks passed
through Meeker last Monday. They
hailed from Fort Worth, Texas, and
were bound to San Francisco-walking
and pushing q small cart all the way,
they make all their expenses by giving
exhibitions on feats of strength. in
two exhibitions here they "passed the
hat' for $3.50, which they said was
the best collection they had taken up
Worth, showing that Meeker can't be
beat when it comes to iberality-and
playing the role of sucker. Aeeker
Herald.
A visitor to Rifle last Monday asked
if this town was made up entirely of
cripples. He was told that the day
before there had been business mems
ball game and the men he had seen
hobbling around were merely the re-
suit Of accidents from the game, vie
tins who had wrenched an ankle slid
ing to first, or who had Jared q muscle
trying to strike one of those swift
curves, Sunday. 1t took some of the
players two or three days to put on
their own shoes, and they do say that
one fellow is hiring his small son to
lace up his shoes yet. He injured his
spine reaching for passed ball.-Rine
Telegram.
Reports from the strawberry fields
are to the effect that practically all Of
the plants came through the winter iu
fine shape and that everything prom
ises bumper crop this season. The
fame of the Steamboat strawberry is
spreading, and everywhere that it is
known it is recognized ~ having a
finer flaver than any other berry on
the market. The fact that it is ready
for the consumer after berries from
other sections have disappeared, now
leads many to wait for the Routt coun-
ty product, knowing that it viii be
the finest to be had during the entire
seas Sentinel.
Miss Francis Tandy was the delight
full hostess at a three course dinner
served at the Manhattan hotel Tues
day evening at 6:45 p. m. The color
scheme, delicately placed, composed of
yellow and white and pink roses and
tulips adorned the tables. The guests
certainly enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent and after dinner they
were given an automobile ride. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dorm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pughe, Misses Pearl Robinson, Audrey
McLachlan, Ida Easum, Laura Taylor,
Beth Brown, Jamie, Allan, Caroline
Hamilton, lone Haughey, Edna Tandy.
l-Craig Courier.
According to Prof. A. 3. Ambrosini,
who is himself q reservist officer of the
Italian army, there is likely to be q
large exodus ct Italians from Marble
within . short time. Practically all Of
the Italians who live here, and there
are hundreds of them, are reservists
very few having become naturalized
citizens of the United States. The Pro
fessor is in correspondence with the
Italian consul at Denver and is expect
ing orders At any time. These wars
over in Europe upset the foreign popu-
lation Of Marble ever SO often. A few
years ago there were = great many
Greeks and Huns here. Their countries
engaged in war and the town was prac-
tically emptied Of men of those nation
alities, many Of whom were later on
killed in battle. Only scattering
remnant ever came back. = Marble