The Lovington leader., 1914-09-25
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isIs-iA, Grand Council Of North
AmsIiesn Indisns at Denver.
The Johnstown-M MiilIken power line
has been completed.
Durango woodmen expect soon 70
erect . large lodge building.
The sugar factory at Fort Morgan
VII begin operations on the .sth.
The movement Of Elberta peaches
Ia nov on in full swing In the Paonia
district.
Harper N. Orshood died Of apoplexy
At his residence In Denver. lie was
seventy.three years old.
Alfred Crebbin. British vice consul
at Denver. received word from Ottawa,
Canada. that recruiting for foreigs
service has stopped.
William II. Day. q miner living in
Boulder was robbed OF $40, a suit
case full OF clothing and a gold watch
by bandits who held him up in Den.
yer.
Mrs. L. F. Nicodemus. widow Of the
late L. y. Nicodemus Of Denver, who
Was shot and killed by James Bulger.
was operated on for appendicitis at
81. Luke's hospital.
Following q quarrel with his father,
John Dowty. ranch hand. shot and
killed his parent and then gave him.
self up to the authorities at Colorado
Springs
According to letters received by the
French consul Of Denver. DIR. A. Bour.
Quin. several hundred Frenchmen.
residents OF Mexico. have left for
France to take active part In the war
The coroner's Jury which investi.
gated the death Of Harry Taylor. who
was run down by an automobile driv.
en- by l.. c. Stevenson in Denver
held both men to blame for the acci.
dent.
Albert J. F. Siggel. Denver's oldest
bandmaster, died after several years
OF illness. He was sixty.three years
old and had led hands In Denver for
thirty-six years lie leaves a wife and
q daughter.
Col. Alfred G. Sharpe. l.. S. A., who
was stationed In Denver as infantry
Instructor and inspector OF the Colo
rado national guard for two years. has
been retired from service since he is
sixty-four years old, the army age
limit.
The City Council of Boulder made
an appropriation for charter elec.
ton In November, when the people
will be asked to decide whether they
want charter. The ordinance pro.
viding for . per cent tax on tele.
phone exchange receipts was passed
on second reading without opposi.
tion.
The Tooth anniversary OF "The Star
Spangled Banner" was celebrated By
the lonsfellow Technical High school
OF Denver, the pupils gathering In the
assembly hall. DR.. Flynn. the princi.
| pal, told the story of the origin and
meaning of the flag and paid tribute
to Francis Scott Key, author of "Thc
Star Spansled Banner"
Dr. {. Il. Wilcox. recently resigned
from the pastorate OF the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church of Den.
yer, will have charge of Asbury Meth.
odist church in North Denver. accord.
ing to his appointment by the confer.
ence OF the Colorado Methodist Epis.
copal church at la .Iunta. His scrv-
ices with the new charge will begin
Immediately.
An institution known as the Tubcr.
cu!ar Home for Women will be
opened by the Sands Association of
Denver as soon as a suitable location
can be found. The association, which
was organized last February ly Miss
Ida Sands. has raised 81 500 for the
maintenance of the home for a year,
which will have accommodations for
eight womcp.
Wearing the old silk gown in which
She was married, Mrs, o. A. Thumb,
with her husband of Denver cele.
brated her golden wedding anniver-
sary. The husband is seventy-four
years old, his wife seventy. They
have lived In Denver twenty years and
in their present home at 275o Clay
street eighteen years. They were
married in Chicago by Bishop Fowler
II. ID. Yee, son Of Han Yee, million.
are tea and coffee merchant Of Chin,
and president OF the Oriental Supply
Company. incorporated, visited Denver
and departed with the announcement
that he is arranging to bring suit
against the city Of Pueblo for $4,000
damages for his false arrest and seven
weeks Imprisonment in that city. The
suit is being brought through ex.Con.
gressman John ID. Martin, whom he
retained as his attorney.
Val Horning, forty.five or fifty
years old, a night watchman In the
new Denver pOstOffice building. was