The Ordway new era., 1913-08-08
Western New.paper Union News service.


Fort Morgan.
SEPT. Z. rsinIa.d. si1i%ha' Anima' Count, Fair
Sept. ii-I3-Eighth District W. c. T.
Sept 0nfsnsson is.is@we.3srn n snss Slope Fair at
SEPT. isese.-co,orado STAT. Fair at
Oct. i-s-state w. C. T. U. conven-
tion at Fort Collins.
Oct: a-t-sedswick County Fair at
Oct. S.is9Meetine Society of Ameri-
oss san aiorso IndtsIs "a s.sss p.p,., A..o
oct. so.-Nov. i0colorado Kennel Club
jan Jan. is-atWNstional western Stock
Show At Denver.
smis1 Am.lis.a inGna. Gtnna GSsns 1snsnr OF NORM
Northern Colorado Elks held a pic.
mic at Boulder Sunday.
Several persons were injured. none
seriously. IN wreck in the Rio
Grande yards at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. W. B. Minor. sixty-four. wife
of a pioneer stocl.nan Of Larimer
county. died at her home in Fort Col
Inns.
Colorado day was celebrated by the
closing Of banks, postoffices and other
public buildings.
The new Holy Trinity Italian Evan
gelical Institutional church in Denver.
was dedicated by Bishop Francis ].
Mcconnell. DR.. David forsyth as
sisted the bishop.
Elsie Kingery. nineteen years old.
who disappeared from her home in
Pueblo. June s. was located by her
father. w. T. Kingery. working a. .
waiter In a Denver restaurant.
Miss Colorado celebrated her thirty
seventh birthday. August LIST. Among
those who helped make the day
memorable one was Hon. Josephus
Daniels. secretary of the navy.
With settlement Of the Pueblo team
sters' strike apparently as far away
as ever. striking ice wagon drivers
orga1zed company to bring in ice
and to deliver 1t for sale.
More than 1000 automobile parties.
representing about 5000 people. are
camping out along the highways and
parks near Colorado Springs. This
number IL far in excess of all other
years.
Divorced at Colorado Springs by
Judge Little In the District Court,
Charles Adams. the "gypsy king" and
his former wife have ignored the or
der Of the court and are again living
together.
Mrs. Clyde H. Pitney tainted when
her husband. former Y. N. C. A.
CLERK. was brought into the West
Sidc> Court room, in Denver, to be
tried on sig different charges Of house
robbery.
State Senator Hubert Reynolds of
Greeley. who was recently appointed
postmaster Of that city. has announced
that he will resign AZ member Of the
Legislature to accept the postoffice
position.
The dairy and farming interests Of
eastern Colorado were given a big
impetus when a special train carrying
group Of agriculturists left Colora-
do Springs to demonstrate the use
and advantages Of the silo.
Just before they left Denver, Daniel
G. Roper. first assistant postmaster
6SAAcAaip Soiu Suo INuIOuAl A080ClR-
ton Of Postmasters that the present
administration would look to them for
efficiency-or get some one else.
The Oldest pioneer present at the
Colorado Day celebration in Denver
was Eugene X. Ia valle. ninety.six
years old his last birthday. His back
is bent and his blue eyes dimmed but
his mind is as clear as 1t was. forty
years ago.
Complete plans for the greatest
parade ever held in the west, when
10000 men and scores Of bands will
march, have been announced by the
Knights Templar Triennial committee.
The parade will be held August 12 in
Denver.
After ten days spent in intense suf-
fering from burns sustained when
pot Of coffee overturned in her home.
in Denver. Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton,
sixty-eight years gid, died at the coun-
ty hospital. The injuries were con-
sidered fatal from the first.
While Secretary Daniels was being
Entertained at the Country club in
Denver, Mrs. Daniels was renewing
old friendships and recalling old mem.
cries at dinner given in her honor
by the Robert e. Lee chapter OF the
Daughters of tho Confederacy at the
home Of Mrs. W. o. Temple.