The Glenwood post., 1915-06-12

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avenue. 6-l2-lt
Come in and see how it works. Some
thing new and the greatest thing our
rs . labor saver rs well rs a money
saver. When you see how much We
can save you with the Cope stacker and
sweeprake You will wonder how anyone
can continue to stack in the old way
On exhibition Strawberry Day at
Woody's. 6-l2
f. C. Kingsbury has received notice
of the coming visit 6f the Chicago
Motor club which will arrive in Glen
wood by special train June Is, 800
strong, and according to their schedule
will remain here three hours. Mr..
kingsbury, during his residence IN
Chicago, WAS = member of this club
and he will try to induce them to mo IL
fly their itinerary and remain over her,
for strawberry Day.
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George d. Machin and son, George,
Jr., came down Tuesday from their
home in the Sweetwater country.
George says the roads up there are not
l,nt ha n
it that they are better before the sea-
son is over. He presented his plan TO
the county daddies who were in session,
and they promised to fix up the roads
of that country little. That is, they
will "Let George do it, Good
enough.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Smith of
Canton, Ohio, who recently visited at
the home of Mr.. Smith, brother, COun-
ty Treasurer c. W. Smith of this city,
departed Sunday night for the Pacific
coast where they will visit the big ex-
position. They very much regretted
that while they were here the weather
was SO very disagreable as to deprive
them of much of the enjoyment of Wis
iting this country. We shall hope they
may come back and make US another
visit.
Let US show you how it works-the
greatest invention out in the way uT
haystacking machinery. The new Cope
stacker and sweeprake. You may see
how it works and how it will save you
money and at the same time guarantee
you better hay if you will call Straw
berry Day at Woody's where demIh-
stration will be made. 6-l2
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The Glenwood reel of movies exhib-
tied At the Orpheum Wednesday even
ing brought good horse and sttract-
ed mucn favorable comment froa: our
home people who are always loyal to
our home attractions. Unfortunately
this film was made during the inclenl-
ent weather of the past few weeks and
it showed just a trifle hazy in spots.
However, the pool scenes, depicting
Miss Mabel Moore in bathing costume
as miss Glenwood" and the prone
made down the "Lovers' Lane' of
Manager and Mrs. E. E. Lucas of the
Hotel Colorado brought out lively ap-
plause from the large audience present.
Glenwood surely presents splendid
field for the movie artist and We hope
Mr.. Quimby will visit us again when
the weather is more propitious.
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1t begins to look as though the city
hit on the right plan for handling the
tramp problem. Those who are honest
and manly enough to work and thereby
earn their feed have been glad to take
advantage of the opportunity offered
by the city while the professional
tramp or genus hobo gives the town
wide berth and works ais panhanilnS
tactics on those who are more suscepti-
BILE to his methods One of the latter
gentry was heard to say at the coal
chutes the other day, "No, indeed, III
not stop here. 1 don't like their sys'
TEN. Oh, yes, I've heard of it, heard
of it at Salt Lake q couple weeks ago
but it don't appeal to me. None OF
that work dope goes with me. I've
been too long ON the road to be caught
in that trap" And he crawled into a
bo1car with a view of testing the gen
erosity of the residents of Red GIN
if fortunate enough to get that far.
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!. W. R. Lee msde trip by auto Thurs
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