The Ordway new era., 1914-06-12
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
1e.tern Newspaper Union New. Service.
DATES ron COMING EVENTS.

| Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
June s,l1.-G. A. n. Encampment at
June is-is..state Sunday school Con-
yentiSn at Denver. ,,.,,
June 10 so.@Seetins Colorado Bank
June asss@ asion e chT H,arao Enaeavor
&c, Gonysnti9n at Colorado SPRING..
June s-lH---Meeting Colorado Post
masters Convention at Denver
ing Celebration at Fort Collins.
Jn niiy ssaGherry PIE Day. H ss.sian p
July ssess.Ncattiemen's Day. ounni-
July so,-Democratic State Convention
AVE as Go gar Lode ksm and
Uniform Rank Encampment. Pueblo.
Aug. 25-2s Silent Co. Fair Las Animas
AUG 27,-Santa Fe Trail Day. Las AMI
Aug. 2s-Farmcrs Fair at Fowler.
SEPT i,4rArk ansas Valley Fair.
Sept -5;-FarmeEs' a nd stoekmen's
Sept 1-4.-Morgan Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept 1-5.-Larimer County Fair. Love-
Sept. L--Kiowa County Fair. at Eads.
Sept s-1i.-crowiey Co. Fair. Sugar
SEPT gSes ScIlaG WsI;s County Fair at
ssp. ,i-ls@sGelo ons state sas1 Far. Pueblo
Sept. l5-Is.-Lincoln Co. Fair at Hugo
Sept, zI-ls.-Inter-c Fair and Race
s.Mee Meet at Limon: ,,.,.
Sept. s.-s5.-Montezuma CO. Fair a,
Semi 2y-26-Ei J,,.o ~ Fair Calhan
oct iss%orand county Fair At
Oct. s-s.-coio New Mex. Fair at Du-
1si5:sLast Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
The Colorado and wyoming Laun-
drymen's Association VIII meet In
Cheyenne on June IS.
Boulder is facing a serious situation
in regard to It's water supply as re-
suit of the heavy rains.
Struck by lightning while at work
in field near Sligo. Mrs. W. H. Nor
gan Is in state of collapse.
Flurries Of snow fell over Leadville
for twenty minutes Friday, while tine
minimum temperature Of the day was
| SO.
A report that shots were fired upon
an interurban car en- route from Trim
dad to Cokedale. Ia being Investigated
by the federal army authorities.
Officers and members of the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Real Estate
exchange are at work trying to secure
a milk condensing plant for Denver
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany 10 preparing to spend not less
than $1.0O0.O00 in improvements In the
Denver division within the next
twelve months.
Seven nurses from the County Hos
pital Training school in Denver re-
ceived their caps at the annual gradu-
alton exercises held at the woman's
Club auditorium.
Executing a well laid plan two
prisoners at the county jail in Pueblo.
one of them held on q murder charge.
gained half hours freedom before
being recaptured.
Mrs. w. H. Mcclure of Denver.
whose husband disappeared three
weeks ago, has given up hope of find
ing him alive. She fears his weak
ened condition made him unequal to
any hardship.
Fruit on 10000 acres, cattle by the
hundreds and thousands grazing on
the hills surrounding the valley, to
gether with the growing products OF
the farm lands are writing prosperity
for Delta county In 1914.
Mrs. Blanche Trofler. known as
Hazel King. 90 years old. Denver, who
awa llnwad nina bfchIorfda ~ ,parr,,rx
tablets in the bathroom Of the ma
irons quarters OF the city Jail. May
10. declaring she would rather die
than serve sentence, died at the
county hospital.
A total OF s326.S5 was discussed by
the Woman's Relief Committee In
work done among the women and chill
dren sufferers from the Ludlow disas-
ter. In cash, $132.95 was sent to the
southern fields, and in dry goods,
$145.35. Expressage and incidentals
amounted to 1858, and special relief
totaled $12.
Mrs. Mary Quick, 80, and her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, so. flirt-
ed with death in Denver when bolt
of lightning struck their home at 1863
South Corona street, ripped the shoes
from the younger woman's feet and
stripped the clothing from her mother,
inflicting severe burns on her back.
The shock may result fatally for Mrs.
Allen.
Mrs. Helen Grenfell Of Denver. who
was sent to Washington by the Law
and Order League to present its YER
sion OF the Colorado strike war to
President Wilson. gave an account OF
her trip at a meeting Of the organiza-
ton II told the PRECEDENT" she said,
that 1t was not the honest working
man we were confronting. but union
leaders fattenlng off the earnings\ of