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lNTISHlLIE.

Mr, Merrill GSttier ana William
EentE spent Saturday ana Sunday
with George r. GoSnell.
Mr., Lloyd Barnes, who has been
sick, Is somewhat better.
Miss Fannie Clenans spent the
weeks Snd With Miss Mabel Sim
mons,
Miss Treva Gettier spent from Fri
dSS until Monday with her cousin,
Miss Addie Gosnell,
Misses Elya and Bertha Barnes
have returned home after spending
> few weeks with their uncle, Mr..
Lloyd Barnes
Mrs, James GoSnell has returned
home and is not much Improved in
health.
Mr., ana Mrs., Albert Nichols and
dsashter, Miss Helen, spent Monday
in Westminster.
Mr., Wesley SlSck spent the weeks
end i'm Baltimore
Mr. George Rates and SDn. James,
and daughters, odo and Margaret.
are spending M few weeks with her
parents, Mr, ana Mt, James "A. Cos
nell. =,
Miss Mabel Barnes SRent M few
days fR Baltimore this week visiting
her cousins, Misses Elva and Bertha
Barnes.
The rain Tuesday night soaked ~
erSthing good. The wind blew all
@f Co. corn tn th@ Erlanl.
Mrs Stella Stern spent Tuesday
Sttsrnoon with her sister ln-law. Mrs.
RAaiR EaMcnGsnn.
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tickets to all scholars until o'clock
which VIII cntitle them To treat
hut all must he present before that
hour. Tho ladies Will serve tino sup
per, lee cream, cake. candies. lemon
ado and other things for sale. All
cordially invited.
Rov, Carroll Maddox gave Il most
interesting report M tho Antl-Saloon
Convention recently held VI Atlantic
City, ON Sunday night. August /, lie
firmly believes we will have Nation
wide Prohibition because the sentt-
ment IL strong for Il, and thinks the
Lord IN IN m, One Of the great
speakers said I'VE must fight FOR II,
and work FOR Il. God and our coun-
try demand N.
A social ana entertainment viii be
hold on the lawn OF h. M. CAnlc,
Thursday night, August IN. VII in-
element II will be held Friday night.
IN splendid program will M rendered
ny the young people, consisting w
dialogues, recitations and singing.
icc cream, cake. homemade candy
for sale, All are invited u attend
and have pleasant evening,
Thc weather mas been very warm.
nut we had splendid rain Monday
evening and Tuesday, which was very
much needed
Mir, Edgar LocRard went 70 Ralti-
more last week for medical treatment.
HG Avn n0t much improved,
The Willard W, {, T, L, met at the
home Nf Mrs, Oscar Taylor nn Thurs
aay afternoon. Mrs, Blanche
Mace was elected delegate 70
thr county Convention to hr
held w Sykcsvillc, September y.
Many others will also attend, The
flower committee reported having sent
tlowcrs tn hospitals ana the sick, A
sabbath observance Department was
appointed, Mrs, Grace Greene, super
A number az temperance
readings hS ladies'; solo, Mrs Magee;
other business adjournment
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EElEEl.l.RlrRts.

nr, Benson, wife and daughter. M
Washington, visited friends lR tAiS
place, Sunday,
Mrs Jacob Mover, Nf MASneSNNrn.
w.. NJ visiting her aunt, NM, James
I'LL, Myers
Nar Village SAa surrounding roan-
try wS$ visited 0N Monday evening
M an Awfal hard iowa no0r OF rain
@AScA lasted about @M hour AMl Nj
hSG Great GaVASSS wSS done ag
Mn, Aarrs CSSAMaanS and Mr. Wan.
M~lS@@R&
Mrs David $ANrA SAs daughter, w
N0rtA NaSNsa4 who have h@@M NaSaainS
amazing ATF relatives aMl friends
spent = Few a&yS last week VITA Mp.
aMa Mrs, Charles Myers
&r, M~@lgy @Aa 1a@EMSSr. Axnrs.
Sesat $aaS&S wsgA Mr.. Scost SAM,
wan @Ma family.
Mr, HOY $&@eE$, Cr R@lrE%@re. ~AD
was viSssSax his sAele. Lewis FeSxae.
A@$ r%t@r@@@ &@@@.
Mr, MslGS@lR $allsySA r@fseG rrpas
ISaas snail pAscA. - AaSAeas az
iras( G@AA@r nNN@rN@$.
O@ $@&@aS tA$ SeCr& EfS4s@G c.
ANsas ~ Mr, and Mrs Harry Casa
MMa@ @@@ NNft t@@nm @ Mm@ @@ME RarA.
WI w&NA they are VERY nro&S
$&A@aS Se&0& @s N@ @%aNe% @ mn..
$@@@Sy. T&Sr@ wHlG A~ Rrp@r@RaS sn
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M@rraN,
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. MANCH ESTER IN,

Miss Sarah Masenhimer passe,
peacefully away Thursday morning
July 20, AT her late residence, Norti
Main street. She was a sufferer with
BriEht's disease for the past year
She IN survived by three sisters, Miss
Mary Masenhimer, OF this place; Mrs
Amanda Lewis, of Baltimore, and
Mrs, Elizabeth Ross, OF York, Pa.
and four brothers. Messrs. John T.
Masenhimer, Charles MI Masenhlmer
/ William +. Masenhimer, OF this place,
and Kenneth Masenhimer, OF Wash
ington. Intcrment IN the family
burial lot in the Reformed cemetery,
Dr. AT. =. Land officiating. wv. III. ".
Bergman, funeral director. Her age
was g. years,
The Ladies' Ala Society NJ Eman-
uel Lutheran church, held their regu-
lar monthly meeting In the Social
Hall W the church, Monday evening.
nice program was enjoyed A
collection of SIN was added 20 their
account.
any, Mn, and Mrs. Walter Perkins,
Mrs, Ella Fredericks and Mrs. Will
lam Perkins, all OF Baltimore. Visit
AAI NGl ANI lHH week are hrS. FAnMlG
German and daughter, Mrs, Park ana
Mrs, Perkins.
Mr, Samuel Houck ana S0n. Gard
ner or Baltimore, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Mr- VIII Culp. Who spent the past
ten days here. has returned to his
home In Baltimore.
MIR. ana Mrs. William Shamberger.
OF York, Pa, spent the weeks end
here with friends,
Miss Mae MusSelman, who spent
the past month visiting friends in
Harrisburg ana York, Pa., has re
turned w her home On Church street.
Little Miss Ella Manchey and
brothers, Nh Baltimore. are visiting
Mr., ana Mrs, Jacob Werheim.
Mrs, William III, Shower Is visiting
hSr daughter, Mrs, George Shatfer.
of Baltimore.
The Misses King, OF Baltimore, are
guests NIX the home VI pr. Harry
Preston.
Mn, and Mrs, Maurice Cnger and
ON are visiting friends Ia Laurel.
Del
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LIME.

Hydrated--not only gives you immediate
results on your wheat seeded this Fall but its
effects are shown on the grass following. Also
handle Lump Lime
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.ls.N RE BRANCH.

Mr., and Mrs, Walter Helwig spent
Sunday with Mr, ANA Mrs Samuel
Gilbert ana family. ~ Bark Hin.
Mrs, Theodore Iingling, Of Han
over, ra,, spent N rSw days with hrr
daughters, Mrs, Joseph and Mrs,
Claud Myers,
town, spent few days with his par
entS, Mr, and Mrs, N, T, ko0nta, and
also attended thS picnic VIZ Pleasant
Valley,
Mr, and MrS, John Brown enter
tanned Gn Sunday NIr, ana Mrs, sam
0el Kaufman, Of Canada HIN. and
Mr, ANA Mr., NM, MI, ThGrit aad SON,
Paul, w Mount Pleasant,
Mr., and Mrs, Upton +, Myers had
aS their guests 0n Monday MR.. ana
Mrs, David Petry, " Westminster;
Mrs, Rehecca RarnS, ~ Colorado,
Snl MrS, Jane FSr&ey, cr Illinois.
Mr., and Mrs, J, A. Starner enter
tanned GA Saturday evening Mir. and
Mrs, Jacob Wants, VIZ nSSr Fountain
Valley,
Mrs, John Kompher spent few
days With Mr, AnG Mr., W. A. Starner.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Helwig enter
tanned 0R Saturday Misses RernettA
CterNlNhl1n. Emma Brown ana Edna
Myers, Mr., Thomas and Mr., +, Phil
hnS
Our community waS Visited on
Monday evening hy one OF the heav-
i@St rains Thar MaS been known rrr
wears, III ala great deal ~ dam
aSe IN cNoNS, fences and hridSeS.
ESlcNhIA| ROLES were carried fNr
natteS Nv the G~od,
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MI tAtsts SUMMIT.

On Sunday afternoon . delightful
triA w. made t@ Frederick county fm
Nr. John U. H0EnanS GO. Net
wssASsan6lng the rain pleasant ev-
@@iME MaS spent AS @ll. NNr. AMa Mr..
Ernest WOLF ana daughter. lillian.
sid so1a Reese, and Mfr. Hommanrs
granddaughter. Nellie Hoffman. ar-
eo@rSnS%d Mr. Herman. TAsy yssss-
81 tAs Aosne ~ Ntr. and Mrs H. INT.
Reese AHCGt WI 0ylrS% tASr rStRrn-
e.
Ms Nellie Barber Aa$ returned
A1rn~ Sftsr Sre@alnE C. weekS &c
VITA the GSSSeS Margaret and KasAa-
ra@@ Miller, Gt Gambler.
&r. Henry Arm0la spent TAG-SSar
1A6 Friday With his AresMer. Mr.
A@tAC@E Ar@Naa-
&r, GeorSs FreyEan called q Mr..
a@S MrS John Beard Sunday
Mir Ernest EeAF @Ma srn. R@es@
SFsat : co&nae SSSS VIA her SsSser.
NJ Barry Frle&~ $nn@ll%1@a
Mr~ a@@ MI I%=eS C4se h@l ~
Ter S4Rd2y guests NJ. ana Mrs
&a@ar@ Cas@ @na r@@@r@m-
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lERSNll.l.E,

sunday, August I, Was uShered II
with the higheSt temperature M the
SEASON, AEAS degrees, Since then we
have had frequent rains, and on
Tuesday might N continuous down
NNUr accompanied INV hlEh WMN,
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Sellman and
MrS, &0N@rt $SllMaM visited FrSd@r-
ick WA Tuesday,
Some 81 car young folks have been
Gai0StMS motor trips tN RrANlNcN
AetEhtS ana attending the dances.
Misses Nellie and i4acile Stanton
@R1 MarSArSt Hall. Nf baltimore, whC
hAa NceA visiting Mr., ana Mrs, Alan
Srffta hANc returned hcaAe,
MIS- Mary $1lNy iS visiting relatives
VIC MSlerso& Baltimore. ana Nest
minister, Md.
Mr$ Harry RAMtirr 0f Ralgnnprv,
has returned Cor her annual stay ~
SOME weeks With the Misses $aNAS,
Ng $rlNr>N&S
Miss Bessie Steiner. who had been
tA&iA& N S@naMaer eSA0rSe Nf study AS
yhSrlNttsvtllS w. has returned
home,
Senator l@AMHie Nh, RSa$Ma@R while
t@&fN& "a RNCtNr TRIP tAFN0EA tAsS lSrt
~ the eeNatS last Friday called On
several eNa friends fR tAi$ Ra%AMNr-
heed,
The Guild NJ 81. IaMes, N NJ
~M@rSMA MG AArS. MSN@ 4N@ HaNM&AlS
meeting W. me home w Mrs. NaAers
NaA&a@& "a Thursday. lalS ~. In
MSS @@M attended MS tM@ rector, RSr,
~ W, sseSaeNs tAe members, aA& sNv.
ora NaSlSNrS and w@@ A very @Aec@a$-
ral ANSSthRE, Fsv$ @Sw na@MA@r@ A@-
iag added d Ae Gala, TIE Aossess,
Mr%, R@A&l@% entertained @lA present
MrSM M~F @S@@l hospitality. wMArM wAs
EreAtsy eAtNNe1 ana APPRECIATED. The
NEXT ys@tAa meeting wAM A@ M@aa INV
NMNRSayAAa at tA@ Garrett $@AsaraRra
August - AZ = eNetee& n nn.
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.I'NINNiIONNN.

Mr. and Mra Howard illteshew ant
child. nf Baltimore, spent several
dayR with Mr., ana Mira, Snador Devil
bliss,
Miss Ethrl MrClur and hrrr friend
Mias Scott, w Frederick, we're weeks
end guests NJ MIR, and Mira NJ. ~
smith. Nr MONaHiAr,
Dr, ana Mira, Hawkins and daugh-
ter Margaret. Mr. and Mrs, Nclaon
MrrrymRn. rf FaMn Grove. were thr
Rueata az Rev, T, II. Wright and
daughter, from Thuraday until Satur-
ARN
Dr. Newton Gilbert. Of Annapolis.
ia spending some time Nh home.
rev, VI Nv, Holmes. v, III, VIII
preach IN tho Methodist Protestant
church Sunday morning and evening,
Mr. Holmes IA travelling w the inter
eat M church extension,
MrH KOHr Rrnn Nv visiting her
daughter Mrs Mycra Englar,
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school Will hold lyA festival wv thr
school house lawn, Nuguat 18TH,
Misses Selma ami Mnnda SittiG. Or
Baltimore, are Visiting relatives I'M
this vicinity,
Miss RNthrllrn Myers MAS thN
guest w Nltss EDNA Robinson, w
Roona Mill the past week.
NAM, anna MrS, George SrlhN anna
daughter, Miss Florence, spent sew
oral days IN littlcstown,
EDy anna MIRA, M, Nv, SaltAglycr RrH
having their vacation,
Miss lAisHie Sitti., M baltimore, in
spending some time wv home.
Miss Pearl RodRey, az Baltimore.
M visiting hnr sister, Miss Ruby Rod
kCy,
Mr, Charles Stttig Is visiting his
s0n, Mr Arthur SitSiE, 0f Talbot
county,
Mrs, h, X, Fox and daughters,
Misses Grace ana Mary. Nt Washing
tNa, ", wv are visiting pr, ana Mrs,
Weaver,
NlrS, lrranna Elle NnA Mr.. Arthur
Ese ana children, NJ Winfield, spent
Friday With Air. and Mrs, Guy Sega
reese.
AZ the hali on Tuesday, August 10.
NM m, MAJ, Mn Elderdice will demon
StraSr thr mode Sna usage Nt alluMi-
nun ware, Admission 10 cents, AZ
thr close Nt the lecture every family
viii receive W specimen wv the ware,
Mrs Mastion and children left on
"Wednesday INV her home M NarrinE~
tNA, hrl Mrs, McNtaSter accom-
nSnied them 90 Stevensvile. where
She MM Ntait friends tNr several days,
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OHA10E II 10 BOOZE

With . view to spending . social
evening Joe Collins, John Ryan and
Jesse Buttrum accepted the invitation
of Frank Brass to spend the evening
with him and indulge in game Of
cards and incidently \ little toddy to
increase the sociability.
The three visitors had been up
MANN creek to look after some bitches
and stopped at the Brass home on the
way down. The entertainment, which
consisted principally of card playing
and profanity, was heightened by copi-
GUS swigs from bottle of liquor furn-
ished by Brass during the evening.
At last some dispute arose among the
card players who had all become more
or less quarrelsome, Brass especially
showing the bad effects of the booze.
Brass finally became SO quarrelsome
and showed such bad temper that Ryan
and Buttrum, seeing that Brass was
full of fight, made their getaway
through the door. Collins attempted
also to get out, but was prevented
from doing so by Brass who blocked
the way and started to pick up = chair
with a menacing attitude indicating
that he would strike Collins.
Here Mr.. Collins proved \ little too
quick for the logy Russian and he
snAtched the chair from Brass g hanls
and struck Brass over the head three
times.
This was the testimony before JUS
tiee White last Wednesday when Col
lins, Ryan and Buttrum were arraignci
on charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by Brass.
After hearing the testimony Justice
White held Collins guilty and assessed
the fine at $500, releasing the other
two defendants. Upon the advice of
his attorney, Judge Noonan, Collins de-
cided to pay the fine and costs and
charge it up to booze.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
GOSSIP ~-OUQ
CORRESPONDENTS
rMkrAaY Gp M1N NOrNTfpLSt
y-E0
CARDIFF CIINKMS

Mrs. Ben Lynch and children of
Leadville are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Schaffer and
daughter, Marguerite, have returne i
after an extended visit with Mrs.
Sehaffer's Sister. They also took in
the fair in California.
The dance given by the eighth grade
graduates WAS success and every one
reports jolly time.
Mrs. Gibbs, who has been very ill,
is very much improved.
Mrs. F. B. Maxwell of Florisant is
visiting Mrs. W. +. Brown.
Mrs. Ehrenfeldt and the four grad
yates, Luella Hennings, Albina Rosa,
Alice Carpendale and George Rumlev,
made trip to Redstone Tuesday.
Morgan took the party by auto, return
ing the same evening.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
CA1D0NDALR

Eugene Grubb and son Edmund made
the same day.
The local fishermen are getting busy
since the season has opened and several
fine catches have been reported.
. g. B. Mansfield returned from Marble
Saturday where he had been on bust
ness connected with the Marble City
Bank.
Fred Blume motored to Glenwood
Tuesday to attend the Masonic meeting
there.
Dr.. Tubbs was called to Marble Sat
urday to assist DR.. Stevenson in caring
for one of the workmen who was badly
injured in the marble quarry.
Carbondale base ball boys are re-
joicing over their victory Sunday in
playing the Rifle team, the score stand
ing six to eight, in favor Of Carbon
dale.
Mrs. E. H. Grubb spent Sunday at
Emma visiting the Chatfeld family.
Mrs. Howard w. Yeomans entertain
Cd At luncheon and bridge, Thursday
afternoon, the guests report very
pleasant meeting.
Mrs. W. NJ. Dinkel returned Sunday
from Denver where she has visited the
past three weeks.
NJ. ]. Mayes, of Glenwood was q
Carbondale visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Smith is entertaining
her sister and brother -in-law from st.
Louis this week.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
1AAALf

Judge Hall is able to be around
again after an illness of several weeks
Mrs. Augustine and little daughter
Clar, went to Grand Junction Saturday
returning next day.
Ed Locker and family visited Glen.
wood Wednesday on business.
Miss Myrtle Randall of Buena Vista
is visiting her brother and sister in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Randall of
this city.
Mrs. P. P. Prison left for Ten Sleep,
Wyoming, Tuesday to join her hus.
band who will make his home there
Mrs. Ada Maylin returned to Basalt
from Greeley Monday, after m absence
Of several months.
Jake Lucksinger has about recovere
from an attack of pneumonia by which
he was laid up for two weeks.
Jim Phelan went to Denver Tuesday
evening for short stay.
The Basalt baseball nine was badly
walloped by the Aspen boys in las,
Sundays game.
The commencement exercises in ]
0. o. F. hall Friday evening were
largely attended, many being unable
to secure seats. The eighth grade
graduates were the Misses Waunita
Eiswerth, Nellie Myers, Cloa Ogden
Hazel Peterson and Dorothy Frey, and
Masters Leonys- Usel and Erwin
Steward, all of whom acquitted them.
selves in a creditable manner
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
GRADE SCHOOL NHWv
Wallace Rawles, Editor.

The Sixth grade won the baseball
game from the Fifth grade Friday
evening, score to T. The Eighth
graders are the champions this year in
baseball.
The Eighth graders are busy decor
ating their room for the commencement
exercises which are to be held in tn.
grade school assembly room, Frida.y
May 2s, at p. IN. The following Is
the program:
l. Chorus-Serenade .... Delik IS
2. Piano Duets
ta) Emperor March. Won Blon
(b) Alumni Reunion . Morrison
Teresa Holland and Wallace Rawles
3. Deelamation-''T World We
Live In'. Paul Oldenburg
4. Soprano Solo
tal Carmena ......... Wilson
(b) Goodbye Sweet Day.
......... ...-.. NduHaii
Meldon Bryant
5. Chorus
The Woodland Rose. i. . Hermes
6. Oration-'' National Peace Plans
Howard Kob
Z. Duet-''Queen of the Fairies ~.
Jeanette Smith and Helen Hughes
8. Soprano Solo
(a) The Lily Bells ..... .Sousa
(b) From the Land of the SKY
Blue Waters ........ Goldman
Miss Villa Clanton
9. Presentation Of Diplomas. ...
....... .Supt. Elmer Underwood
10. Chorus" There's Music in the
Air."
Piano AccOmpanist, Teresa Holland
The May Day exercises which Were
to have been given May 10, were held
at the polo grounds May "a.
The Freshmen class of next year will
be the largest to enter the new high
school building. They will also be the
first Freshmen class to start in at the
of the year in the new build
ing.
Forty-one were promoted from the
Fifth to the Sixth grades this year.
The arithmetic and spelling contest be
tween the boys and girls ended in a
victory for the girls, 81 to "a. They
will have the party at the home of Mrs.
Foote Friday afternoon. The boys en-
tertain the girls. Geraldine Dickson
and Roy Silver lead the Fourth grade.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29

every track heet. Then, what would
We vast better, in those jumps! Ray
Oldenberg is record man, if thera
ever vas oae. When Ray reaches his
last year Of high school, he will be a
six-fOot jumper. oaeh Beers boosted
truthfully, thai he had four men who
could high junP FIVE feet. Gutenberg,
Kunes Fulghum and Hotz.
The distance events were possibly
GlenwooA weak spot. Walter Ritt-
mayer, Alex and Joe Allen. When the
Allen boys reach their senior year,
watch them.
By winning tae meet Saturday, Glen
wood clinched the big Spaulding Three
Year Trophy, wgu by Glenwood in 1913,
by Aspen in l9I4, and won again by
Glenwood, in 1915. Aspen was unable
to compete this year owing to weather
in Aspen. Highest number of poin s
were won by Falghum, Glenwood, 25
Donna, Rifle p; French, Glenwood IA;
Ritmayer, Glen ood, 9; Darrow, Glen
wood, 6; Fulghum and Rittmayer grad
uate from abilities this year.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
SELECTION OF TEACHERS

The local school board has made the
following selection of grade teachers
for the coming year: Jennie Simme,
overflow; Mae Walter, first grade;
Beatrice Drach, second grade; Nina
Walk, third grade; May McReavy,
fourth grade; Elsie R. Foote, fifth
grade; Elizabeth NJ. Tully, sixth grade /;
lisa Robbins, seventh grade; Margaret
Mahoney, eighth grade.
The board then recommended for
the joint employment of District No.
and the County High school commit
tee Of the following persons: Donna
Nae Hunting, domestic science; Villa
M. Clanton, music and art; Gertrude
Porter, gymnasium; Nellie Wittemau,
gymnasium music; Elmer E. Under.
wood, superintendent.
The High School committee will he
filled and reorganized next Monday
and it is expected that selections for
the high school Instructors will be made
At once.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
LET FRIDGE CONTRACT

The county commissioners held a
session last Tuesday and awarder 80
Hamlin & Rhoads of Rifle the contract
for bridge on the Lacy hill ROAD
west Of Rifle. The work will amount
to about $973.35 and work on same will
commence at once.
E. H. Grubb of Carbondale appearel
before the board and asked for an ap-
preparation of $500 to meet the cx-
pense Of collecting and placing an ex-
hibit from this county at the Interna-
tional Soil Products exhibition to be
held in Denver the last week in Sep
tember and the first week in October.
Mr.. Grubb thought this would furnish
the very best advertising Garfield
county could possibly get and as he
said we had been asleep the past few
years to all matters of this kind he
thought We could afford to make an
exhibit at this important exposition
which will be visited by farmers AMI
stockmen from all over this country and
Canada.
The commissioners gave the matter
very careful consideration, but owing
to the great need for every dollar avail
able they did not feel justified in au-
thorixing the expenditure requested by
Mr.. Grubb.-