The Glenwood post., 1915-07-31

Count that day host whose low de
eending sun sees merchants withdraw
heir advertising when business is on
he bum.-Csrbondale Item.
There is no disaster big enough to
worry the person who has plenty to eat
hree times day and good appetite
go with it.-Cxrbondsle Item.
Glen Phillips and wife are here from
Henwood springs to visit with rela
ives and explore the adjacent trout
treams.-Garfield County Democrat.
Sometimes a fellow asks US why we
Ion t publish all the news.' And if
We did the first dose would start him
after us with shotguu.-Steamboat
Pilot.
It's lucky thing that there is = lot
Of hay left over from last season. 1t is
also lucky that the price for beef is
good, as cattle men can sell OF pretty
close.-Aeeker Herald.
Colorado has five months more TO
dispose of all the wet goods within the
boundary for sale. We suppose
clearance and "reduction" sales
will soon ommence.-Carbondale Item
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Senator Barney Napier was over from
Glenwood Saturday and Sunday, at
tending to business matters. By way If
. side trip the senator visited Rube
Balls Marvine lodge.-Meeker Herald.
Having ordered closed season on
rabbits, the next great move of Colo
RADIO s remarkable legislature will prob
ably be to pass law fixing a closed
season on rattlesnakes-Ft. Collins
Courier.
H. L. Torrey, formerly of Carbon
dale. is now located at Genwood and
employed in the b. 7. Napier store.
Torrey has many friends here who are
glal he Is setting nearer 1.-THE old
home town. Carbonate Item.
R. A. King and wife are home from
their honeymoon trip of week S dura-
ton to Glenwood Springs and are re-
ceiving the congratu' ations of the many
friends who had failed to see them be
fore leaving.-Delta Independent.
There i, no use in trying to discount
Colorado this year. The tourists say We
have better crops than all the other ic'-
lows put together and we are quite will
ing to leave this fragile question to sueh
competent iudgment.-Field and Farm
Bishop Benjamin Brewster was here
over Sunday after recent swing
around the state, during which he Wis
tied many Episcopal parishes. The
bishop conducted services at st. PAU :
Sunday aad was welcom by many
friends who are always, glad to see
him in Marble Marble Booster.
Miss Gladys Lee of Glenwood visited
in Rifle couple of days this week
with. her father and brother, Messrs.
W. X. and Bert Lee. Miss Lee has
been in Denver recently. called there
by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
John Stack, but who is now very much
better.-Rifle Telegram.
T. Roosevelt reached tie coast this
week and he told a rear-eud audience
that one of these days he might say
wouldn' t have anything to say to sap
heads and mollycoddles. And why
not, Colonel? Have you abandoned
your following Boulder Tribune.
Prevailing fashions fdf July include
straw hats, ear muffs, open work
dresses, fur coats, umbrellas, flannel
underwear, palm leaf fans and muffs.
The weather man in taking a hand in
ordering the styles for this summer
month, and he is evidently determined
to give makers of summer and winter
apparel an equal show.-Lamar Sparks.
All unintentionaly some people
teach their children to tell untruths.
They do so when they make promises
to their children which tGey fail to
keep. To make \ promise to some
little child and not fulfill it may seem
to che parent but a trivial matter