The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-06-04

Sept s-1l.-crowiey Co. Fair. Sugar
SEPT; s.u:-Chey ,nas County Fair at
Sent Sent. ioiIsuxsa ,t ca,d Day; Sugar City;
Sept. l9-26.-Race Meet Denver.
Sept. 2l-23:-Inter-Co. Fair and Race
Sept. :.-25-Western Slope Fair. Mont
Sept. 2s-25.-Montezuma CO. Fair at
Sept. ?s.2s-EI Paso Co. Fair. caihan.
Oct l-3MGrand County Fair at
Oct: s.s.|coio. New Mex. Fair a. pu-
lsl5.-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians at Denver.
The coming summer promises CON
siderable activity In the Breckenridge
gold fields.
The Ladies' of the Grand Army of
the Republic. Denver circle No. 1. pre-
sented flag to Villa Park school.
Bent and faltering but stalwart in
spirit. marched In Denver all that was
left here Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic.
Checks for dividend No. 81 Of the
Golden Cycle Mining Company. dated
June 1. were received for resident
stockholders at Cripple Greek.
Miss Eva Lang of the Denham thea
ter. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at st. Luke's hospital
In Denver. is improving steadily.
Stephen Terrell, a practical miner
and man whose wealth is estimated
at approximately $4,000, ended his
life in Victor with carbolic acid.
Decoration day was fittiugiy OBJ
served in Rocky Ford by members of
Wadsworth post, G. A. R.. and mem.
bers Of other local patriotic organiza-
tions.
Eight hundred cars Of Texas cattle
passed through Denver during th94ast
few weeks consigned to Eastern mark
cts. according to Colorado & Southern
officials.
Men and women Of national promi.
nence in Sunday school work will ad-
dress meetings Of the State Sunday
School convention In Denver on June
16, II and 1s.
Margaret Davis Hayes chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
In commemoration Of the birthday Of
Jefferson Davis. gave a basket picnic
at the old pavilion In Denver City park
June 8.
The few remaining members Of the
G. A. R. had charge of the Memorial
day services In Pueblo. Stores and
many offices were closed and the day
was generally observed. with the us-
ual ceremonies.
Judge Denison of the District Court
Of Denver instructed the jury in the
Stock divorce case to return a verdict
In favor Of the plaintiff, Mrs. Maud
Stock. on the ground of repeated acts
Of extreme cruelty.
One of the greatest pageants ever
staged in Denver will be given by the
Colorado orders Of Elks when thew
celebrate their golden jubilee and en-
tertain brother Elks from all over the
country. The parade will be given In
reunion week in July. and will show
the fruits. minerals. grains and re-
sources Of the Centennial state.
Love for his granddaughter, the one
person that links him with his hammer
days. Is the compelling motive that ia
urging William Barth Of Denver in his
efforts to reclaim from Mrs. Leona
Spencer Barth-Brookman and her hus-
band his $6.00O,OOO estate. The
glamor has gone from his money and
his great dread now is that il NAV
turn from him his granddaughter.
Miss Charlotte Barth.
A telegram received In Denver Sat.
urday by F. H. Dunlevy from Rim.
ousxi proves almost beyond doubt that
his wife perished when the Empress
of ireland sank. The telegram stated
that Mrs. Dunlevy was not among the
passengers taken from Rimouski to
Quebec. A brother of Mrs. Dunlevy,
Fiske of Boston, will leave for Rim.
ousM and Quebec to search among the
survivors for his sister. Dunleyy ia
almost prostrated with grief.
Joseph H. Young. a former Denver
railroad man, was selected president
Of the Norfolk Southern Railroad Com.
pany, with headquarters in Norfolk.
Va. Young was general superintend-
ent of the Rio Grande Western In
1902
Charles R. Dudley. former Denver
librarian Of the Denver public library.
has been selected to act as custodian
Of the 100000 estate of William
Barth. millionaire Denver real estate
operator. pending the settlement of
the action brought by Barth to recover
possession OF his wealth.