The Glenwood post., 1915-11-06


deadly than the males-Boulder Cam
era.
We are strong for Hallowe 'en jokes,
wherefore We are bursting with mirth
over the perfectly killing pests of
Grand Junction roisterers. who last
buildings and shot a woman. Jolly
dogs, those Grand Junction boys.-
Fort Collins Review.
Fred f. Mcpherson died at the saui-
tarium at Rifle Tuesday He was an
old timer here, having first come to
this country in 1857, but moved TO
Glenwood Springs, where his wife died.
He then went back to his old home iD
Wisconsin for few years, returning
here about nine years ago and bought
the Chadwick ranch, where he has re-
sided ever siAce.-DeBeque New Era.
|
il progressing. The derrick is up and
work will be started drilling deeper
for gas. Another derrick will be erect
ed just east of the present one on the
J. ID. Reeder place. The company will
drill two wells and expect to strike oil
and gas both. The town of DeBeque
will be heated and lighted with gas
this winter if the plans of the com
pany go Observation-Disclosures New Era.
After searching the world over for
some argument in favor of the cigar
ette habit, one poor fellow has been
able to get consolation from the report
that cannibals will not eat a man who
smokes cigarettes. This information
is given for what it is worth and the
Record hopes that the poor slaves ad
dicted to this habit in this section will
profit thereby. A good point about
this argument is that no one will ques-
ton it.-Salida Record.
At the close of his talk before Sun
day school the bishop invited questions.
A tiny boy, with white, eager face,
at once held up his hand
''Please, sir" he said, "why was
Adam never babyy'
The bishop cOughed in doubt as to
what answer to give, but little girl,
the eldest of several brothers and SIS
ters, came promptly to his aid.
/ please, SIR she added, smartly,
"there was nobody to nuss him.
! Nels Yost ,one of the pioneers cf
Eagle county, was up from Dotsero
yesterday. Mr.. Yost drove stage
out of Red Cliff in 1885 and 's6 to
points down the valley. This was the
terminal of the old narrow gauge rail
road in those days, and the Eagle and
Grand river valleys did not appear to
give promise of the agricultural para
disc which they now are. Mr.. Yost
has seen many wonderful changes ii
this county in the thirty odd years be
has been here.-Red Cliff News.
A group of children whose mothers
belonged to the Daughters of the Revo
luton were overheard discussing some
historic relics which had descended as
heirlooms in their respective families.
One little girl said her mother had a
Knife and fork that Washington had
once used. Others named curios of va
rious kinds, each trying to outdo the
other in upholding the family import
ance in regard to antiques. But Grace,
though the youngest of the lot, carried
OF the honors.
! "My mother has a teapot said she,
."that was used in the Boston tea
party
| Democrats are seeing their folly and
admitting it. It is now almost sure
that sugar is not to 60 ON the free list
and that after all the arguing that
was done in. congress by the free lister
that they didn't need it. Too bad to
make it 20 Ed Keating win have to
take up IN entirely new subject in his
KeagFessiosal Kiakefs letters to the
Denocratie press. They can't ct
along without >s0, 600 900 to 80, ,ooo, ,0oO
. year revs1us which the retention -
sugar On tAs dutiabbe list nay neaa,
and have realised, toe, that priess arc
not bsiag rs1ssed.@Two. Battes SEN
tissl.
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