The Glenwood post., 1915-07-31

y taught TO lie. \ promise TO a emu
is just as sacred a. one made to an
adult, and it should be so considered
Palisade Tribune.
Mrs. Joe Elliot and little Joe re
turned from Glenwood Monday even
ing. This is the youngster s first visit
to his home since his birth at Glen
is some tickled over the visitor. Mrs.
DaLee, who had accompanied Mrs.
Elliot to Glenwood, also returned home.
County News.
Last Saturday, Miss Eta Taylor of
Glenwood Springs, Misses Marion May
er, Ruth Nogal, Hazel Mayer, Beulah
Bucholz, Blanche ThobUrg, Louise
Thomas, Laura Luster and Fannie Gam
BILE, of Eagle, were the guests Of
Misses Leah and Clarine Tracy and
enjoyed = day Of recreation and a pic
mic dinner in Schumm's grove
Gypsum Democrat.
Dr.. L. A. Hick and family started
out in their automobile last Saturday
morning for = tour Of the Rocky mouu.
tain districts which will take them
through Glenwood Springs, Red Cliff,
Leadville, Buena Vista, Salida and
then a day or so at Waunita Springs
after which they will return home.
They expect to arrive in Delta the last
of this week.-Delta Independent.
The breweres and distillers got George
Creel, the defamer of Colorado, lined
up to knock Billy sunday and the anti
saloon league-and just then John l..
Sullivan, ex-prize fighter and the most
magnificent booze fighter that ever
went down the pike, addressed mon.
ster meeting of temperance people at
Atlantic City in favor of prohibition.
Right there's where John l.. gets in
bad with the home rule fellows.-Ault
Advertiser.
p. c. Coryell, who for nearly 80
years has been prominent coal oper-
ator in the Garfield county fields, ar
rived Tuesday night for trip over the
rich coal lands between Steamboat
Springs and Hayden, with a view of
investing in this county. He was met
here by Vinci Rapini, an experienced
coal miner of Bear river who was
formerly employed by Mr.. Coryell at
New Castle. .Routt County Sentinel.
H. R. Logan of the Logan Invest
ment company and F. l. Claudon, one
of the owners and managers of an auto
garage at Glenwood Springs, came in
Wednesday afternoon in a roadster
and proceeded that evening on their
trip to Gunnison where they We're to
attend the cow men s celebration.
They expect to angle for trout in the
Gunnison river few days when on
the way home.-Delta Independent.
Attorneys Bel and Beardsley We're
down from Glenwood last Friday to
appear in Justice Pearson's court TO
represent Fisco. who had an argument
over ditch of akali water. Fiseo
has been using the waste water through
ditch which he put through Con
tralto's place without buying right
of-way. Contralto cut the ditch and
then the war started. The case was
compromised County Demo
crat.
A few county judges met last year
and decided that the newspapers wers
getting too much money from estates
and had a bill passed by the last legis-
lature cutting the cost of publishing ad-
justment and final settlement notices at
least seventy-five per cent and taking
the authority for placing the advertis-
ing with the county judge. Most county
judges see nothing wrong in assigning
their lawyer friends to act in estates
and other court matters and allow them
to charge from SIS to $500 or more for
doing nothing and believe it is an ast
of economy when they cut the bills of
the newspaper man.-Denver Democrat.
Hon. Edward T. Taylor and two sons
Edward T., Jr and Joseph. II. V. High
Mr.. Taylor's secretary, and Robert
Moore, young boy, all drove down
from Glenwood Springs Tuesday after
room enroute to Delta, Montrose, and
Gunnison. Mr.. Taylor said they hal