The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

Cliff Parks Of Gleawood Springs
and Colonel Dana G. fhayer of Nssker
we're appointed receiver and registe-,
respectively, Of the land oRice-Ffon
Hseker Herald's "25 Years Ago."
The American who loves his country
above himself whl not take passage on
an Eng'sL ship passing 'h-..gh the
German "war zone" unless he is ab-
selutely forced to do so.-Boulder
News.
Mr.. Xcsweeney, the canning factory
nan, is here. He has started in on
assembling the material for the build
ing Of the factory. He expects to have
it in operation within the next sixty
days.-Grand Valley News.
The Rifle creamery was able to
churn its first batch Of butter the first
Of the week, the churn having arrived
last Saturday. Mr.. Hover is starting
in on . small scale with big prospect
for growth.-Rifle Reveille.
Denver is IS saloons and IS cafes
short Of what she had last November
and yet NO one has had the heart to
sing "How Dry I An" since this year
began. Relief has como from natural
elements acting rather unnaturally.-
Boulder Camera.
Judge J. Foster Jenney, wife and
family returned last Thursday from
Tennessee, to which point they moved
soas months ago. It seems that the
climate disagreed with every member
Of the family, hence their return to
Grand valley.-Grand Valley News.
The business man who has shoddy Or
inferior goods to offer the public is to
Be excused for not advertising the
same, but he should not find fault with
the man who advertises the merits of
. good article. There is . Law against
ustruthful or mislesdiag advertising,
anyway.-DeBeque New Era.
Seventy-five Utes, peacefully in
clined, bent only upon visiting their
former hunting grounds in the Range
ly district, have given the yellow jour
mails an excuse for sensational stories
lately. The scare is about over
though, and not shot has apparently
been fired.-Rifle Telegram.
Senator Helen Ring Robinson says it
required two years for her to learn to
keep her mouth shut. We called a
friends attention to what she said,
and he promptly declared his willing
ness to pay her q good sum of money
to serve as an instructor for his wife.
Telluride Journal.
Chas. Gilmer went down to Glenwood
yesterday to spend . few days with
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer were
married twenty years ago today, and
Charley went down to spend his we'd
ding anniversary 1t home, and will re-
main over Strawberry Day,-Red Gift
News.
Although Meeker hasn t = great deal
to blow about this year in the line of
athletics, We can say that We have
miller, who if he is only four feet tall
aad weighs only so lbs. can run OF and
forget any man that the world can
produee-regsrdless Of color, ago or
race. This l0-ysar old prodigy is none
other than Francis Rea.-Neeker Her
aid.
Editor Henry Sweet of the Telegram
announces that he has accepted = lu
crs&ive position as editor Of = paper
in Nevada where he will 60 in . few
days. We regret this, for We have
learned that Mr.. Sweet 10 . very con
genial fellow and knows what honest
competition is. We hope that this
place will be filled by ~ good . man.
Rifle Reveille.
George E. Swartx, son Of exhibitor
6wartx Of the Telegram, arrived home
Monday morning after IN absence Of
two aad half years. He b n else
trieiaa and has worked at HE trade in
Seattle, TaeenA and Other western
cities, but win now locate in Rifle. He
was glad 10 be back hons AID says