The Ordway new era., 1913-09-19
ORADO NEWS
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oct. 1,s-state w. c. T. U. convsn-
oct. s-4.@seds County Fair at
Oct, s-fWEI Psso County Fair at Cal
Oct 7.12.-Meeting Society of Ameri-
Oct; :1.-Colorado State Baptlst Asso-
ciation at Pueblo, =.
Sept; ;eb,o 2i,oaS.-Good Roads Conference At
Oct. 27.-L o. O. F. Annual Encamp-
oct msna 10 at hoI Grand dHnstion k.nn., Club
Jan. 12-15.-Colorado Poultry Fanciers'
Jan. is"a4.MNationai atom " western Western Stock
Show at Denver.
1s!5.-Last Grand Council OF Nort"
American Indians. Denver.
Clyde l.. Starrett resigned as police
magistrate of Colorado Springs.
John Tucker. farmer living on the
H. NJ. Henry ranch. two miles west OF
NiWot, was killed by lightning.
Governor Ammons honored Crowley
county by paying his first visit to
county fair held in the state this year.
The Board of County Commissioners
at Boulder appropriated $4,000 for the
employment of county agricultural
expert.
Congressman Thomas ]. Riley OF
Connecticut was the guest of Denver
letter carriers and postoffice clerks at
banquet.
A festival was held at Center to
celebrate the completion Of the San
Luis valley railroad from Monte Vista
to Center.
John NJ. Waldron of Denver COM
mitted suicide by swallowing carbolic
acid five minutes after he had bidden
members of his family goodbye.
Michael O'Keefe, fifty-two. a patient
in the tuberculosis ward at the Den
yer county hospital, committed sui
eide by swallowing carbolic acid.
Boulder county, first in northern
Colorado to build system of perma-
nent gravel and sand highways, is al
SO to take lead in the state in using
oils as a method Of maintenance
Denver will make a strong bid to In
duce the 1000 white men, many OF
whom have families, who will shortly
complete the work of constructing the
Panama canal to come to Colorado.
Frank Munsey, twenty years old. OF
Denver, suffered fractures to his legs
and probably internal injuries when
several tons OF sand caved in on him
in a sand pit in which he was working
at Globeville.
Odgen Mills, New York millionaire.
was awarded $500 damages from
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad for
a right OF way through the old Kin
caid and Alexander ranch near Le-
vita, Huerfano county.
Ten years, to a minute. from the
time she was married, Mrs. Louise
Taylor, wife of Postmaster Huse Tay-
lor, died at Cripple Creek at o'clock.
Death was due to typhoid pneumonia,
after an illness Of two days.
The funeral of Harry Smith and his
wife, Celia Miriam Smith, drowned In
Denver City park lake, was held
from an undertaking parlor. The
services were in charge Of the Arbe-
iterrink; a Jewish lodge.
The funeral of Miss Kathryn Old
land, the young society girl who was
killed in an automobile wreck be-
tween Meeker and Rifle. was held at
p MeekeT. lhe PioSScoAoh "oc sAS
largest in the history Of the town.
A bolt of lightning struck the troll
lev wire at the Englewood tramway
loop, caused one end Of the severed
wire to drop and weld itself to the
street car track and delayed cars be-
tween Denver and Englewood two
hours.
much for its woman pastor. The
resignation of the Rev. Kate Hans.
pastor of the Mayflower Congrega-
tional church, was announced, her
friends declaring that politics forced
her to leave.
James s. Lansing, who n number OF
years ago gained the sobriquet Of the
Death Valley poet of Nevada, and
whose writings were copied from one
end of the country to the other. was
married to Miss Aimee Burt at the
Terhune ranch, near Yampa.
Carefully removing his false teeth
and taking n final puff at a cigar for
which he had spent his last nickel,
Joseph Gavette of Grand Junction
placed the muzzle OF .3S-caliber re-
volver in his mouth and fired bull
let through his head. death being in
stantaneous.
Edgar c. Larson, thirty-two, a travel
ing man, stepped In front of a Rock
Island passenger train, at the Spring
street crossing in Pueblo. and was
ground to death beneath the wheels.
His head was severed from his body,
and he was terribly mangled.
A two-foot wall of water inundated
Newlands. Boulder's northern suburb.
The flood, which did hundreds Of dol
lars worth OF damage, came without
warning down Two Mile canon and