The Elbert County tribune., 1915-08-06

AUX -b--S.-Fall Festival {
sept 2-oct s.-Mesting international
oct, a-sEFair and Race Meeting at
Colorado Fair Dates.
Aug. lS-2o-Island Grove Driving Club,
Aug, 24-27.-Bent County Fair Associ-
alton, Las Animas.
citation. Fort Collins
Aus. 2s.-Farmers' Fair at Fowler
Aug 3lSept. 3-Arkansas Valley Fair
Association. Rocky Ford
Aug 31-Sept. 3.-Larimer County FAIR
sani association Loyeland. r,t- AS
Sept 7;io.-st Vrain Valley Fair As
Sept. 7-10.-Logan County Fair at
segt, Sill ,ssc,Iil.-Gf;hs,yenne County Fair at
sept; 55-l7.-Routt County Fair at
Sept 1s-lS;-Colorado State Fair Asso-
Sept. -rS.-Lincolp County Fair at
Sept 91-2a-conetos County Fair at
Sept 2I-24-western Slope Fair at
Sept. 22-24;-Baca County Fair at
Sept. 2l-24-Trinidad- Las AnImas Co
Fair Association, Trinidad
sept 2l-24.-Montezuma Il County Fair
Sept. 93-25-saguache County Fair at
SaGuache
Sept. 2-25.-Farmers' and stocSgrow-
.. ers' Fair at Burlington.
sept 2s-SO-TProwers County Far at
Sept 2g-Oct. 2.-El Paso County Fair
Aug. S1sept. s.-Morgan County Fair
at Fort Morgan.
Oct. 6-S.-Colorado New Mexico Fair
Oct 2-s,-Colorado Agricultural Fair
and Racing Association. Denver
The interdenominational missionary
campaign will be held in Denver this
fall by the laymen of the Congrega,
tional churches.
David Beattie, justice of the peace
at Sterling, decided that the law of
1918 compelling automobile owners to
pay state license is unconstitutional.
Violet Moore. the S-year-old daugh-
ter of a rancher residing west of
sirand Junction, died of injuries suf-
Tered by falling under wheat binder.
Fifteen decrees were granted at a
morning divorce matinee in Denver
presided over by Judge Ingram OF
Boulder, sitting for Judge Rothgerber.
Twenty-nine enlistments for service
in the United States navy during July
makes the report for the Denver sta
tion unusually large for midsummer
The Federal Trade Commission will
hold meeting in Denver the last of
August. The beet sugar. livestock
and fruit industries will receive atten.
tion.
The Denver City Commissioners for
al iYS Str1tc or nd ftx- No !,
to take no further action in the suit
to oust the old municipal Civil Service
Board
The state convention of the Anti
Saloon League, which is to be held in
Denver this fall, will assem mble for reg.
istration and other preliminaries
Sept. 80.
The body of Arthur p. Mclaughlin.
a tailor who had been missing from
Denver for>a week. was found four
teen miles east of Kiowa face down
ward in sand gulch
Twelve citizens of Fowler. headed
by Marshal Dunn and Charles Delebar,
a son, went to Pueblo to search fol-
James Delebar. 81. pioneer of Canon
City and Pueblo, who disappeared a
week ago.
Walter Driscoll, 60 a section hand
on the Denver G. Salt Lake railroad,
was instantly killed when a motor
car carrying eight men jumped the
track on a small bridge near Scenic
station, above Plainview
The body of Mrs. Minerva Caroline
Galloway, widow of James P. Gallo
way, state senator in the early sos
from San Miguel, Ouray, Hinsdale and
Gunnison counties, was buried in Riv
erside cemetery at Pueblo by the side
of her husband
With the wedding day set and hel
trousseau undergoing the finishing
touches, Miss Edith Charnelle Twitch
ell, 90 years old, died from suffoca
tion following the administration of ar
'anesthetic in extracting a tooth in q
Denver dentists office.
Peter Yerkovich of Pueblo accuses
Steve Mircha of stealing his pretty
young Austrian wife. So Peter Yerko-
'>Tich has had Steve Mircha arrested on
charge of petit larceny Besides the
wife, household furniture and clothing
are things that Peter says Steve stole.
Charles S. Semper. Colorado's old
est pioneer printer. who set type on
the first issue of the Rocky Mountain
News in 1859, celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday with a picnic supper to
his pioneer and printer friends. at his
farmhouse, in Semper. town on the
Boulder Interurban line.
: Richard Won Millard. reputed Ger