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Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Michael Borden formerly Of this
city, but now Of Camden. n. j.. where
he Is employed by the American Ice
Company. Is visiting relatives in this
city.
Miss Bertha laroek. Of Philadelphia.
is the guest at the home of Mansfield
Kitchens, No ,l2ls King street
%
Mr. and Mrs. Charles u Baird have
moved from No. S26 West Ninth street
10 "lhe Eastwood No. 1903 Gilph,
avenue.
Mrs. William Jolly, OF Philadelphia,
and her son. 4. r. Jolly. and wife, aie
spending the day with Court Officer
Jolly. of this city. Mr. Jolly is lieu
tenant Of the Philadelphia police depart
mont.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

For their daughter, Miss Marian
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith,
Jr., entertained a large number of their
young friends last Saturday evening at
their home, No. 1882 jackson street, at
a Halloween party. The house was
prettily decorated with corn husks,
ghosts, witches, orange and black crepe
paper, pumpkins and other features Of
the Halloween season. Halloween
games. Jokes and music were the chief
features Of enjoyment. Joseph Fair
banks and Margaret Tadman received
prizes for being the most ridiculously
dressed hoy and the prettiest dressed
girl.
Those present were the Misses Made
line Dixon, Madeline May, Margaret
Tadman, Margaret Stirling, Anna Pier
son, Pauline Frazier. Mary McClintocl,
Mildred Jenness, Marian Smith and
Messrs. Joseph Fairbanks, William H
Frederick, Bayard Carter, Paul Kite,
Lawrence Jeffries, Dunbar Muhlhausen,
Willard Triggs, Robert Reed and Harold
Iszard.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
TEcH MEN HoNoR LocAL student

Francis V. dupont, of Wilmington,
has received mark of appreciation
from his classmates in the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology, having
been. elected by his class. the juniors, to
the office of class executive committee.
His fellow officers are; President. z.
P. Brooks. of Westbrook, Me-; vice
president. P. N. CRYSTAL, of Bowling
Green, Ky: secretary, w. A. Wood, Of
Concord; treasurer, II. P. Gardner, of
cambridge; institute committee, Wal
ter Harrington, of Plsinfeld, n j., and
T. S O'Brien. of Winthrop Mass; ath-
letic Association committee. James W
Doom, of Natick, and Philip J.. Hurl-
bmd. Of Boston, and class executive
committee Francis V. dupont, Of Viii
mington. Del, and Alyah i. Moody, Of
Golden, Colo.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Eow TO Wave Hair TO
Appear Naturally Curly

You won't need to resort 10 the marching
s.sorsninS curling iron if you will adopt tlie
news '"'t so"o
AZ night merely apply little Honid Ill.
merlnc WIN clean tooth brush drn,yinr
viii impart delightful wavy appearance and
a bright lustre suggestive Of hidden tnr
shine. II VIII prove beneficial 40 the hair
instead Of making H. brittle and dead. ioat
INK as The hot iron does In the morning IN.
stead Of your tresses being mean and con.
tfaf4. you will find them quite easy TO do "a,
in any form. and there viii be No utfDleasar.
odor gresse or sickness about tho hair
would suggest that you ask your druggist
for the liquid silmerine-four or Az.
cuntes--which will require no mixing an,
you can pour little into = saucer when 70
ruir-d. Emily Coulson. in HYGIENE. Review
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
MARRIEn AT ELKTON.

The following Delawareans were
among those married at Elkton. Nd.
last week
James Sinopulos. 26. and Penelope
Kastel, 90. Wilmington.
Albert w. Press. %. and Mary J..
DOYLE. 20. Newark.
Alfred Todd walraven. 81. and Ella
Samworth. is. Newark.
George V. Bradford. %. and Lydia
Kendall. %. Wilmington
William r. Berkeihiser, o. and Hen
riotta F. Griest, 90 Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25

Barbed wire is playing its import
ant part in this war, as 1t has in sew
eral former wars, succeeding or sup
plementing the "cheval de frise' for
merly employed to stop charges and
hinder advances. It is reported that
the German forces have closed the
Dutch-Belgian frontier by means OF
barbed wire fences or barriers carry
ing powerful electrical currents. The
photograph shows a German removing
with an insulated hook the body of
a cat which had been killed by con-
tact with the wires.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
RAME.BrRTELL.

Ambrose Burtell and Miss Ehic
Rave, both Of Farnhurst. were mar
ried on Friday evening at Asbury NJ.
Z. parsonage, by the Rev. George
White Dawson. They were attended
by Mrs. Florence Birmingham and
Miss Clara Rave.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CONCERT FOR CHARITY.

Al the New Century Club on Friday
evening, c. Mae Brooks and Joshua
Saddler. Jr. of Philadelphia will give
piano and violin recital for the
benefit of Sarah Ann White and Lay
ton Homes. Miss Lydia McClane of
Philadelphia, the Alpha Male Choral
Society and Nine. Faucet-Jackson. for
merly of Alabama, accompanist. will
assist
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Y. w. c. A. NOTES

There will be a meeting OF the
membership committee Of the " w.
c. A. tonight at the Y. w. G. A.
building 10 complete plans for a tit
ney supper" to be held on November
] al the Y. W. G.. A. Mrs. 5 q.
Hill is chairman of this committee
The members of the Blue Flower
Club win meet at the y w. G A.
this evening. Plans for the winter
work will he discussed.
Miss Mabel Fowler. general secre-
tary for the " W. G.. A.. will address
the Social Workers Club At a meeting
70 he held at the Peoples Settlement
this evening. She will speak on Y
NJ G.. A. work
ON Tuesday evening the Wapanach
XII Camp Fire Girls will hold a cere
monial meeting AT the home OF the
Misses Phoebe and lul9 Allihond No
1915 West Tenth street
The Minstrel Choral Club will NEE
o. the Y. w c. A.. on Wednesda
evening This club IS planning Z
give a minstrel show in the Ne'
Century Club the latter part of Noven
Der or early December. Rehearsal
Bre now in progress for This ente
talnment Mrs Y w. Bacchus
chairman o. this affair.
rhe members of the English Rea
Ing Glass will meet on WeCnesds
evening Sidney Lsnier is now heir
read by the class and the fifteen CIR
who are members OF il are unanimol
IN declaring these evenings 10 he e
pecially enjoyable, Miss Mabel Fo
Ter general secretary Of the associ
ton. and graduate of Syracuse III
versity, is the reader for this class.
A Hallowt en- party will be given
the house girls at the Y ". G.
5uiIding on next Monday evening.
will be masquerade party and W
bekgiven in the gymnasium. The pa
~ is exclusively for the house CIR
and promises to be thoroughly d
'ightiul affair.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
RAISE DAMAGED BOAT.

The gasoline workboat Natalie. on
which several persons we're burned
by an explosion Of gasoline on Friday
last. was raised from the river yes
terday and was taken to Bellevue for
repairs
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
). A. pARkER wITH WIGHT CO.

Stephen A. Parker. well known in
Wilmington and down the state be-
cause of his connections with .vari-
GUS local stores as a clothing sales
man, has entered the employ Of
James II. Wright. Inc. genta fur
uishers and clothing dealers. No. S3S
Market street.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
DAVIS -CARIIsLE.

Willard Carlisle. of Trappe. Md.
and Miss Pearl l.. Davis. OF No. 31a
East Seventh street. we're married on
Saturday evening by the Rev W. A
Wise. pastor OF Scott NJ. f. Church
at the parsonage.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
McCANDLESS.P0RTER-

George W. Porter of No. $50 East
Seventh street and Miss Anna NJ. Nc
Candless Of No. $50 Monroe street.
were married on Saturday evening at
Asbury NJ. r. parsonage by the Rev.
George White Dawson.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
NATIONAL DIRECTORY
FILEFOR Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce Es-
tabliShes Library Long
Desired by Residents
MANY BOOKS
ALREADY RECEIVED

me local Chamber OF Commerce.
through the courtesy of the Eastern
Directory Company, publishers of
the Wilmington City Directory, has
agreed to establish In their offices in
the Ford Building a national direc-
tory file. In this file will be repre-
scented all the principle cities OF this
United States.
The file has not as yet been fn-
ished as the directories OF some OF
the cities which have been proposed
to be represented arc not available
among them the Philadelphia direc.
tory. which will not be ready until
January /.
A list of the directories now avail.
able has been announced by Neil B.
Sinclair, managing secretary of the
Chamber Of Commerce, as follows:
A.
Albany. Ga; Atwood. N. J.; Ash.
vile. N c.; Ashland, KY; Athena
N. J.; Atlanta, Ca; Atlantic City,
Nj. ~
Baltimore. Nd; Baton Rouge. La;
Bedford. Ind; Belle Vernon. Pa;
Bethlehem. Pa; Bloomsneid. n. j.;
Boston, Mass; Bowling Green, KY;
Bridgeport, Conn; Buffalo, N. Y.
c.
Cairo, ILL.,; Caldwell. N. j.; Cam
den, N. J.; Catlettsburg, N. j.: Ce-
dar Grove, N. j.; Chambersburg Pa. !:
Charleroi. Pa; Chicago. ILL.,; Chic
opee, Mass; Cincinnati, Ohio;
Clarkesdale, Miss; Clifton, n. j.;
Convoy, Ohio; Covington. N. J.
Danville. Va; Dayton, Ohio: Della
wanna. n j.; Delphos, Ohio; De-
troit, Mich; District OF Columbia;
Dolgeville. ". W Duneilen, N. ].
+.
Elizabeth, n. J.; Essex FEELS, N. J..
+.
Fairfield, Conn; Fanvood, n. j.:
Fftchburg, Mass; Frankfort, Ind. I;
Frankfort, N. Y;
a., G.
Garfield. N. J.; Glen Ridge, " j.:
GreensOurs. Ind; Gresnville. S. c.
Hamilton, Ohio; Hartford, Conn. /;
Herkimer, N. Y; Holyoke. Mass;
Hugo, Okla.
Ilion, N. Y; indianapolis. IND.
Jacksonville. Flat Johnson City,
Tenn.
Keene. N. H.; Knoxville, Tenn.
Lake Charles. Lat Leoninster
Mass; Little Falls, N. Y; Lodi, N
j.; Longmeddow, Mass; Longport
. n. is Louisville. Ky.
M.
Margate City. N. j.; Maryviiie
Tenn; Meriden. KY; Middle Point
, Ohio; Milwaukee. Wis; Mohawk. N
Y; Monesson, Pa; Mont Clair, n
J.; Mountainside, N. j.; Mount Yer
non, Ill.
r Nsugatuck. KY; Newark, N. ~
New Britain. Conn; New Haven
} Conn; New London. Conn; New
port, Ky; New York, N. Y; Norti
l Plainfeld, N J.: Norwalk. Conn.
{ Norwood, Ohio.
. Ocean City. N. J.; Ohio City. Ohio
. Omaha. Neb.; Ottawa, Canada
Owensboro. Ky.
I p.
{ Passsic, N. j.; Patterson. N. j.
/. Pittsburgh. Pa; Plainfeld. N. ].
!. Pleasantvile, N. j.; Portland, Me.
: r.
= Richmond. Va; Rome. N. Y.
s.
St. townsville. N. Y; st. Louis
7 Mo-; St Paul. Mimi; Sanford, Me
n. Scotch Plains. N. j.; Scranton, Pa.
N South Hadley Falls. Mass; Soutl
!. Port, Conn; Spartanburg. s. G.
gl Springfield, Mass; Springfield, Ohio
@ Springvsle. Me-; Stamford. Conn.
o. Stratford, Conn.
p n.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
WOLSTONHOLNF CARR

James NJ. Carr and Miss Margaret
Wolstonholme. both Of No. 701 Wash
ington street were married last
night at Scott NJ. r. parsonage by the
Rev. w. A. Wise
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
10 HAVE HALLOWEEN FITN.

4 Halloween party win be held at
the home Of Miss Myrtle Clark, 40 sO7
jefferson street, tomorrow evening. 4
number of young people will be present.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
AT THE GARRICK.


Little Lord Roberts. who is said to
be the smallest comedian on tho stage,
Is on the Garrick bill this week. and
anybody who enjoys fun will be in
terested in his act. for IL is fun all the
way through II is amusing to hear
his witty and ready answers TO the
questions that are put TO him by the
audience. Another big feature OF the
bill is the act Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Voelker and assisting artists,
entitled. "Music Hath Charms" which
is a very clever musical comedietta.
Lydia Barry, who is enc OF the New
York favorites. being a clever comedi-
enne. is also on the bill for the week.
| She has an interesting budget OF songs
and Jokes And so the bill goes all
the way through. with plenty Of fun,
music and merit
AT THE MAJESTIC.
"The Green Cloak" George Kleine's
--latest drama. featuring that popular
screen favorite. Miss Irene Fenwick
is billed for the Majestic Theatre to-
day. The story Is charged with love
mystery and adventure in unusual de-
gree and Is founded on the stage
drama Of that name by Owen Davis
and Henry X. Webster Miss Fenwick
is supported by a cast OF superlative
excellence including Richie Ling
Della Common and Frank Relcher.
When Ruth McAllister. returns with
her father from a western iaunt. she
breaks her engagement With John
Gilbert, a young attorney. A stranger
calling at the moment. is introduced
/ by Ruth as "a western friend" An
hour later he Is found strangled Ia
death in the McAllister home, his necl
securely tied with a violin string
When the police arrive Ruth confesses
that the dead man was her husband
and is promptly accused of the muir
der How the tangled skeins Of des
tiny are finally unravelled. makes q
delightful story with finish as start.
ling as II is original.
GOES WITH VICTORIA.
A. J. Bclair. who for three wears
has successfully managed the Maiesii,
Theatre. has succeeded William G
Evening journal., 1915-10-25

Wellington. N. j.; Washington. D.
C.; Waterbury. Conn; Watertown,
Conn; Westfeld, n. j.: West
Springfield, Mass; Wiltshire, Ohio;
Wilmington, Del; Winchester. Va:
Winsted. Conn; Winston-Sale n.
c.; Worcester, Mass.
Y.
Yonkers. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Richmond, Va; Rome. N. Y.

St. townsville. N. Y; st. Louis
Mo-; St. Paul. Mimi; Sanford, Me-;
Scotch Plains. N. j.; Scranton, Pa;
South Hadley Falls. Mass; South
Port, Conn; spartanburg. s. c.;
Springfield, Mass: Springfield, Ohio;
Springvale. Me-; Stamford, Conn;
Stratford, Conn.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25


A. J. Bclair. who for three wears
has successfully managed the Majestic
Theatre. has succeeded William G.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
UNHAPPY MARaIAnA

UneAe Bill Beane, Of the Goshen, Ind,
Dsnoerat, IN spea king about unhappy
marriages, said:
Nins-tenths of the unhappy mar
riages are the result of green human
! calves being allowed to run at large in
society pastures without any yokes
on them They marry and have chill
dren before they have mustaches. They
are fathers of twins before they have
two pairs of pants and the little girls
they marry are old before they are
out of their teens. Occasionally one of
these goslings marriages turns out oil
right, but it is clear ease of luck
II there was law against young
galoots sparkling and marrying before
they have cut all their teeth, We sup
pose they would evsde it in some way,
but there ought to be 4 sentiment
against it. 1t is time enough fer thsss
bantans to think of minding . pullet
whoa they have raised money enough
to buy Bundle of laths to build . hen
hosse. But they see . girl Who looks
cunning, asd they are afraid there s.
not going to be enough to 60 around,
sad Thea they begin to get their work
in real spry, and before they ars ewsrs
of the sasetity of the marriage rela-
tien tAsy are hitehed fer life, snA b.
fere they SWn . cook stove Or bed
stead, they have 10 get up in The nisht
s.A - after . Doctor - fHigAts.sd
thst thsy run themselves cut Of breath
|anA absss the doctor because ~ Asss
net lsa ~, and when he doctor sses
thess, thsse is not enough linea in ths
hssss 70 wrap up . dsll baby. .g .
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
TINE EUROPEAN War
u IN DielE PROPHECY.

UooreAmsA q passions have burst forth,
esvoefang The lands that patient hands
nave bsestfheA 80 mAAs fertile. and CEN
tsrsss have sasshs1 wttA art trsasurss. To
- ceeafs worsa TIE waR has come ~ .
ssapasts surprise bscasss thsy heve not
reaA oar sss& - pAOeD -csoth) tsaiinG
nat 3sst soeA ooa1ittoas veuA0 ssapG ooIy
- - folSewsA by the seill ersatae Is~as-
eAsSaa q anarehy. fhs asut sAstioa came
fFom ths Dreas - ~. IIlv v---7'i
q vester intsrsst ~ iaesrtanes h iss
pso0ase q eseesr thAags u se1s ~ tnAs
eastA WAaA tAe vsakA q noSaG0o ~.
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seAAoo WA ~ e0Ds0 = 01oe -.
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xss6 00. - Ws1Ds> aaov - ~.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
yotns An oxzXs non. 1.rs,-ise,,.
3 0H0U0- -030R Io01- s-o4.
:. road m 0o1Q1lnA83palI

The disregard. Of .. CSA Aas efssn
brought Many ., rsgrst., .Tas fsst Of
sneesing, Coughing. Or . Fever Ghss!d
be warning enssgA that yosr ssstsm
nssds irmsdists. attention. Certainly
Lse. Of Sleep b most ssriess.. It b =
warning givsa b. Natsss Il b q
naab Aasy - Ainsan % asaist - 4.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
Z REALLY DOES l'r.r.' ID F.
EKlLBV8 EyRUllAfID1l

Everyone who is afflicted with Rheu
matism in any form should BY al
means keep = bottle Of SloanS Lini-
ment on hand. Tho minute you feel
pain or soreness in . joint OF muscle,
baehe II with Sloan's Linineat. Do
net rsb Il In. oloaa . psnstsates a.
Dose innsdiatsly right 10 ths eat Il
pai., relieving the hot, tender, swslls.
fesling, aad naking the part sasy sAd
es0fostabls. CT . bottls Il 6saa b
IAail.snt for sS cents II any drsektst
81 lavs II 4, tAs Asoss- -asai.A OssAs,
Ssss sad Swollen JoiHts, Lanbaes,
eeiakies a.d fIks aifnsAta. Ysaf nsasy
bask II net satisfSsd, bst II asss giys
:l.a.s 81. i,'t...t = '.fi'f. ~ s.ts. -
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
A oz1ewooD 08<Rss ao a
Nan AGy1B BvIn1g0n
Ms fssinsay WIn Interest Evsry
80 0lsavssA 0DEiAQ Reader.

The value Of local evidence is indis.
putable. 1t is the kind Of evidence we
accept as true because we know We
can prove it for ourselves. There has
been plenty Of such evidence in the
Glenwood SPRING. papers lately, and
this straightforward testimony has e.
tablished confidence in the minds Of
Glenwood Springs people that will not
be easily shaken.
N. Graham, carpenter, IA Minser
Avenue, Gleaveod Spring., says: "I
strained my hack wkils lifting sad
sitter that, wAs.evsr took cold, I waa
trssbled with pei,s sessss ny loias
a.d kidneys.s 1As sssrstisss frsa ny
Kidneys efts. isissa 1. passage sad
were seanty. Dsaas Kidnsy Pits, pre-
cared at rszkiSeGr Drag Store, re-
aAsv the trosb,s. I villinsiy sssafa ths
endorsement / Ssvs Dssss Kinney
pills three ysass aGs." 'a' Y'sf brig
Price 5oe..a 1t IN asAisrt.. Dsn \
siaPly ask 1sFs kfdiey rs.sdy1 1sss
Dsen's 'KidSsy f1nst1tAe S.ae tAas
n. Graham ~. AZ Fssesr- 1nlbsr, c..
Props, Bu6alAssN, bsta srog o'- .
sHftr. "
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
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n. .. 1syssAsf fsavss-gsS year .gin
TAs b - certify tast I hSss bsss
II great sa9srse fFsa sisunseiso Slnee
looA. OsaGsanAea GAe Aiseaas vhils
wsskiAg With . sasw Plsv = ~ rail-
reed. Fse ssvssaa ysass I hevs bssa
es6ssa 70 sss ssstssss . sgset pere
Of ths tine. Hsviag sssd thsss .bssss
of ths Aefitsl AAsaaatiia Rewasss, [
have thsswn away The esutehss s.A -
new almost fully rsssvsssa. It certain.
IL hAs desc wsadsss fse n, aaA I
heartily reeooneal II. II. D. 1sy..
Folds. Price 81. 0ssaWssl Pharaaey
Exclusive aapata, lasa ~ taGsr.o9 layt,
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
STOP WA1s 0oOuH-Now

When You, catch Cold, or beeia 70
Cough, the hrst thing to do Is 70 take
Dr.. Be1's Pine-rar-Honey. It pe.o-
trates the liaingi Of the Throse and
Lunes and fights tie Germs Of the ais-
sass, giving qsiek relief a.d natsral
As.li,s. 'soss vAels fanfly depead
sa Pins-Tas-Hseay fse csaSAs and
osads," wriHs II. 4 Wlllaas, HaA-
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
oo,0 70 mwwooo

Gleawood GpriAgs he's . naAs ~
country over - one Of the prsttisst
and most desirable little cities in which
to make . home. These who have trav-
eled in the east and in the west are
charmed with Glenwood and ussufpass-
ed natural advantages. It is destined
to become THE rssAsaes city Of the
Western Slope. Why not secure for
yourself . home in this beautiful lp-so-
Asas AttIs city. The new Garfield
County High school will add much ~
the attraetivsnsss Of the place ~ .
hone city. H" flr#
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did fssidsnes lseatisa. Fsaf ls<s % .
corner, six ron hesss in eosl ssaAi-
tioa; hrgs ssal Asass sAA kinAli.g
bin; 3 ekieks1 hsssss With snPls Fss1
sd lets fer ever 30 fswi; nice ar
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., 'Fani iitHfus "A. y DICE8ON.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

"Rilly" Johnson, for q number Of
yean fsse.aa fer Ci.ytoa L Nlrnas
O. their Rsverss Foar eastls rsaea il,
the saake river country, s.A previsas
70 his eoaneetiss With that fin fore
nsa fer the Pisree-Rssf Co, asA e*hes
veil k.evn outfits e. the Western
dhsPs, did At 81. AntAssy's hsspital
il this city yesterday q easeer Of the
stsAaeh. M. Johnson vss sae Of tAs
cd tiAsss - tAe Wsstes. Slope sad
vas veil known - sH sGeekne. vAo
have bees eosnseted With the industry
in tAs west for s.y Iessth of time.
To knew hin Was to like hin, aad .
very large circle of warm personal
friends regret very much the news Of
his death.-Denver Record -Stoekn2n.
John 6tnkey, manager Of the Craig
mill, made . trip to the country be-
tween Axisl and Meeker to buy wheat
and reports that there is about $4,000
bushels of wheat raised in that coun-
try each year that will be hauled to
Craig to market when the Battle
Ground road is built. This road is
shorter than the present one and many
hard pulls will be avoided. When those
farmers sell their grain here they will
buy their supplies in Craig and the
freight for that country will be routed
by way of the Moffat road and Craig.
Should we get snow enough for sled
ding much Of that grain would be
hauled to this mill soon, but several
farmers promise to come over with .
losd anyway.-Craig Courier.
1agiAs Desks DsvnL
The engine Of the C. r. L 8. j., the
"shortest line between Denver and the
PseiAc coast" again broke down Mon
day and was uaAble to make the trip
to CarbondaIe, with the result that when
it Anally wheessd over the round trip
Tuesday it brought back three day. &C.
csnulatioa of nail. rhs Bsestsr ~
porter endeavored to And out Whist was
wrong with the engine, Il having bees
reported up tova that some sf tAs bal
ing wire with which its priseipal part,
arc held together, had become rusty
and parted. In reply, The reporter sot
this story: s. .,.,,.'.7g .,,,., 80. +,
A train dowA in Georgia poked along,
With stops becoming more ald moro
fsequest. At length It stopped alto.
gsther. For long time the passengers
were in ispora.cs Of Whist was tAs
nAtter. Faally the conductor eane
saeakinS through the o.e eeaeA cor
tsini,g the passensen, .ever stsPpisg
Of looking to right or isft .atil IA
reached the last paassngsr, 70 WHOM be
bent and whispered. hearsely:
"ssy, have you got . pisce of
string! We want to Ax the engine. -
Marble Booster.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

. saeaAb sad s6ieie.4 seeistss s.A
ais uniform courtesy during the last
four yean has Won hin the enduring
fr'e.AiP Of . hs.t e Psssse.-RiAs
TeleRrnR.