The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-02
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOa COMING EvENrs.
January :o-25-Eixhth Annual West.
ern stock ShOw-DenVsr.
Plans have been drawn for q 81, ,000
electric light. ice and cold storage
plant at Lmon.
A. p. Busey. for the past thirteen
years superintendent of the State In.
sane Asylum At Pueblo. has resigned
his position.
The funeral Of Levi Booth. pioneer
of Colorado. and the last survivor of
the first graduating class of the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin. Vas attended by
many Of the university's alumni now
in Denver.
Two romances which began in Aus
tria several years ago. and . third
which began In Ridgeway. Colo. sew
eral weeks ago. ended in . triple we'd
ding-the first to be celebrated in Den
yer In several years.
George Creel. police commissioner.
and Mrs. Creel. who. until her marriage
with the Denver official. November 2s.
was Miss Blanche Bates. noted act
ress. have returned to Denver from
their honeymoon trip.
c. NJ. kittredge Of the Denver Mid
land Trail Association. received word
from Indianapolis that more than
100000 has been subscribed to the
fund for building the proposed ocean
to-ocean automobile highway.
The 1913 National Western Stock
Show. which Is to be held in Denver
January 20 to 25. will be notable for
the number Of prominent society wom-
en- who will participate In the enter
tainment features Of the horse display.
Orders have been received by su.
l'erintendent Downer Of tho Denver
mint to begin the coinage Of gold. and
carly in January. $50 gold pieces. to
the amount Of 100000 day will b.
gin to pour in out CT the molds.
A new administration building cost
ing Sl50.000. furnished and equipped,
was the substantial Christmas gift Of
the Modern Woodmen Of America to
the 400 patients at the big national In.
stitution eleven miles north Of Colo
RADIO Springs.
Guided by . collie dog, . party Of
ranchers living in the vicinity of Troy.
seventy-cive miles southeast of Trini-
dad, conducted q search for jacques
Macs. herder. who has been missing
since q severe storm that swept that
section on Christmas night.
Edward Hensley, aged 10, was shot
and instantly killed at Grand Junction
by Deputy Sheriff Steve Nichols while
resisting arrest, after he had succeed
ed in collecting $500 from j. E. Quear,
manager OF the Iona canning factory.
with the aid of his father, Joseph D.
Hensley. and a shotgun.
One of the surprises sprung by
Cupid in Greeley during the holiday
season was the wedding of Miss WV
ienne Abbot, daughter of Professor and
Mrs. F. l.. Abbot of the State Teachers
College, who became the bride of Viii.
lis B. Gilmore. former student of the
college, who lives in Leadville.
A Thanksgiving supper taken with
Mrs. S. l. Croxson of Denver, cost J.
F. Chandler just $245 in addition to
paying for the supper, as the result Of
criminal action filed in Magistrate
Mills court, in which Mrs. Croxson
charged Chandler with relieving her Of
1915 ring. The case was settled out
of court and Chandler was released.
The next comptroller of the United
States treasury will be Colorado man
II the efforts OF Charles S. Thomas,
prospective United States senator, are
successful. Mr.. Thomas is now and
has been for some time making a de-
termined fight to secure the position
for William P. Malburn, an associate
In his law firm and his son-in.law.
Frank Lindsey, forty-four. of Denver
tried to make Mrs. Dora Anderson,
forty-two. a widow, so that she would
be free to marry him. He did this by
shooting her husband, Edward Ander-
son. forty-three, on the right side OF
the body. These are the charges made
by Anderson when he appeared at the
police station and asked that his
wound be dressed.
Divorce and numerous other preva-
lent evils existing in the world, can be
combatted successfully only through
the fostering Of greater love for home
and parents among children, says Mon
signor De Becker. noted Catholic pre-
late. scholar. philosopher and presi-
dent Of the Louvain university of Bel.
GUM, who is the guest Of Bishop Matz
and Denver priests.
The addition of millions of dollars
to Colorado's annual income from live
stock and crops is the aim OF COOP
crative movement that has been
launched by virtually all the CONNER.
cial bodies Of the state. The plan is
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