The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

Judge Liadsey Is going to sue ssAe-
body for aefaning hin. Cslosado
should sue Judge Lindsey for defsnins
tAs state sad thea s9set the judgment.
Fort Collins Courier.
Mrs. Cooley eane near to having .
fire last Thursday evening. Hghting
. match, part Of the burning head
flew OF and, unnoticed, landed in some
clothing and bedding which was ruined
fhs fire was extinguished before other
damage was done.-eilt Leader.
The Denocratie congress recently ad-
journed, was in session two years,
nade tie largest appropriations ever
asds by the American congress and Cd
journed with some $1,000 bills not
considered. But Ed KsatiAg h still
editing . lot Of Dsnserstie papess il
this state.-Hstehkin fiass.
- Griffith, former attorney ssasral,
aa,eunesd sailingiy this morning the
sssival e . n.s nias aad oas-haif
i. pound sea At his home ss l:30 this
aessiag. Nsthsr and bshs ere doing
sissly. 0ssseal Griffith l. ths rseipi-
sat Of many expressions Of good wishes
frsa his frissAs.-Gsa,d Junction Sea
tt,sa (HsaAay).
TAe hons oe J. 3. Walden Of Nor
risania was destroyed by fire about
o'clock Thursday afternoon. It is sup
posed that the flames started from a
spark from the range, . lamp soon cx-
plsded, and the flames spread rapidly.
A very little Of the contents of the
house was saved. There was . small
insurance.-Grand Valley News.
q be Den&OcNtic pottyopines the
Pueblo Disturbance afford to be
IN obstacle in the way of laws which
are demanded by the people. There
arc two sides to that question. From
our observation Of results last fali We
arrived at the conclusion that the Col
orade Democracy could afford to do
most anything once.-Fort Collins eR-
view.
The Denver Post is going from one
spasm into another on account Of the
shabby way the state insane are being
treated at Pueblo. The Post really
owes it to those unfortunates to get
them the best treatment possible, for
it was the constant reading Of the Post
. that brought most Of them to their
present unfortunate condition.-Greeley
Standard.
The streets in Marble are dusty, the
snow is all gone, the grass is green,
the trees are budding, the pussy will
lows are sending out green shoots and
leaves, and spring has come, surely.
Which reminds us Of another indica-
tion: Mn. Carey has bought all Of the
sassafras bark at the drug store for
use in making tee for her boarden.-
Marble Booster.
Wasn't last eunday-Easter Sunday
just the dandiest day you ever saw!
And didn Z il make the blood run In
ysaf veins jsst 70 b ostdeers o. sach
N ideal sunnee's day and aaks you
wsat to kick up your heele like .
ffisay colt, a.d 20 fsstA - fish or
hunt The first Wild violets Or ansne.esi :
1asAls people tsR.sd oat sa nasss to
enjoy the day out Of doom aad it did
a1 Il eAsa . IT Of gsod.-Masbis
Besstes.
II CoaGfsssasa KsstiAg lad spsst
hak - n.eh tins tryiag 70 hold down
tAs excessive expenditures Of tie past
sassisa Il es.gress - hs has in writ
Ing lsteen T. ssw4pspsss an over his
district ws feel that his wsrk - . rep
Fsss.tative Of The psepas would hsve
besa nero satisfaetoey - Many. Bat
Ia b hardly to Be blsnsd. He wrote
= for tie Fattefson papess IN Dsaver 20
lsag that - eaat help it.-Nonts
Vista Tribune.
Charley Clapp, . successful pioneer
farmer Of the upper FoFtifieatioa
country, has . certain field which be
ays las 0een In akslfa for eighteen
years. Frea this he has cut - high
- i've tens peF acre At the first cut
ting. For tAe 1ast fosf yean It has
hsA M irril1fina. ~ hN has eut laO