The Holly chieftain., 1914-08-28

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Platteville's fourth annual pickle
day was celebrated Saturday.
The Montezuma County Pioneers
Association will hold its annual re-
union at Dolores, Sept 4.
The Jane jefferson Democratic
Club will give its third annual ban
quet on the fourteenth anniversary of
the association.
Counties are being enrolled daily
among the list of exhibitors at the
Colorado State fair to be held at Pu-
eblo. Sept. 1919.
Monday night. Aug. 81, a large num-
Der of churches will unite and give
big union rally at the First Methodist
church in Pueblo.
"A. fell.fesulting in q broken hip five
weeks ago. resulted in the death of
Mrs. W. e. johnson Of Pueblo and for
merly resident Of Denver.
The annual camp meeting and con-
ference of the Seventh Day Adventist
Conference Of Western Colorado is to
be held in Montrose Sept. Is to %.
Prominent Jews in Denver discred-
tied the telegraphic report that the
czar Of Russia had. by proclamation
granted the Russian Jews full politi.
cal rights in the empire.
John r. Bugge. fifty-six years OF
age. died at his home in Denver of
paralysis. Bugge came to Colorado
thirty-five years ago, from Monmouth,
ILL.,, and settled ut mining camp near
Salida.
Subjects of Great Britain residing
in Denver have been warned through
the local consulate against lending
money to the German government so
long as state Of war exists between
the two nations.
salida was chosen as the next meet
ing place Of the Colorado State FEEDER
alton of Labor at the closing session
Of the nineteenth annual convention,
held in Pueblo, the place of the birth
Of the organization.
Mrs. Hannah Duncan celebrated her
ninety-second birthday by entertain
ing friends at her home in Denver.
Mrs. Duncan lives with her son. Thorn
as j. Duncan, seventy-one years OF
age, a writer and student.
That second coming of Christ and
the beginning Of the millennium is
close at hand is the belief expressed
by Elder r. L. Benton of the Seventh
Day Adventist church who is holding
a series Of meetings in Montrose.
Approximately 14.500 acres were
added to Denver's mountain park sys-
TEN, when the House Of Representa-
tives passed unanimously the two
Senate bills affecting the mountain
parks.
. According to an announcement
made at Steamboat Springs by the ex-
ecutive committee of the first Routt
county fair to be held in Hayden
Sept. 9-11, attractions will include
aeroplane ascensions by a bird-man OF
the Pacific coast.
Motion pictures will enable Sir
Thomas Lipton, famous English
yachtsman, to witness the regatta OF
the Grand Lake Yacht. Club and the
race for the trophy which he offered
Colorado sailors during his visit to
Denver in December, 1912. and which
was won by the Dorothy" Capt. s. o.
Hustin at Grand Lake.
Night life, wine, taxi rides in the
Wee small hours Of the morning,
young woman whom he made his wife
two days after meeting her, and a
apocketbook which grew lean under the
strain of an expensive life." were
given as the causes for his downfall
by Charles M. Davis, Boston, Mass.
who was arrested at Brush, by Post.
office Inspector R. e. Nelson on a
charge of using the United States
mails to defraud. He is now in tho
Denver county Jail.
Loveland Is preparing to entertain
the largest gathering of visitors in thes
history of northern Colorado during
the annual IArimer county fair, which
is to be held Sept. /, 2, 3. and s.
The preparations follow advices re-
ceived by committees in charge indi-
eating an increased attendance over
that OF last year, when $4,000 passed
the gates of the mammoth fair hore.
It is expected $4,000 will attend events
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