The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-18

June l7-Nineteenth annual S,rzwb-r-
~ FESTIVAL aud Carnival at Gen
wood Springs.
June 222o-Colo. Christian Endeavor
conversion. at Greeley.
aug. z-National Convention OF Rep
Ie.entatires Of Negro Race at Den
Aus. s-Democratic state Assembly a,
! i'-nSer
Aug. 22-25-Annual Convention. Grand
! Lodge X. of r.. at Greeley
Sept. 5-s-Frontier Days celebration
At Fort Morgan.
May q will be Cleanup day for
Ouray.
The Ouray smelter is to resume op-
erations.
W. c. Calhoun. well.known Denver
publisher. is dead.
The Loveland Canning Company is
preparing for the 1916 campaign.
Ralph Ackernan. 80. was arrested
in Denver on a white slave charge.
Denver Progressives at their
county convent on declared for Roose-
welt.
A site has been purchased in
Colorado Springs for . million dollar
hotel.
W. E. Kramer has organized a
company to operate the Keno mine at
Ouray.
Fort Morgan's Frontier Days cele-
bration this year will be held Sep.
tember SIS.
Geo. W. Schell was arrested ii
Denver on bigamy charge. He gave
$1,000 bond
DR.. John C. Tatman. mayor of Oak
Creek, Colo, died suddenly Of heart
trouble at Boulder.
The Colorado State Christian En-
deavor convention will be held In
Greeley June 1925.
The weather conditions Of the past
week were boon to farmers
throughout the state.
Work on the new building Of the
broadway Christian church at Pueblo
VIII be begun about June 1.
Edward O. Spiese, 90. q young
farmer from New Mexico ended his
life with carbolic acid at Rocky Ford.
The Greeley City Council has voted
to purchase $1,000 Of the city's bonds,
thus saving large sum In interest.
Robt. T. McGrew, well-known Den.
yer and Sedgwick banker. died at
Sedgwick. The funeral was in charge
Of Denver Masons.
The Denver conscience fund has
been enriched $25. that amount hav.
ing been sent in on account of taxes
evaded by woman.
Deposits In the banks OF Loveland
are 100000 larger than one year ago.
This represents an increase of ap-
pl oximately 18 per cent. within
twelve months.
Mrs. M. Patterson of Fort Collins
Vas elected president Of the Fifth
District of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at the convention
held In Boulder.
w. E. Mcclure. % years old, bar
ber at Golden. was found dead in his
employers barbershop. A coroner's
jury fixed the cause of his death to
be an Overdose Of whisky"
Albert Rufus King. formerly
judge in the Colorado Court of Ap.
peals and prominently ment' oned as
Il candidate for the State Supreme
Court at the fall election, died at his
home in Denver.
A patriotic celebration. featured
by contest between picked teams OF
school children, will be given in the
Auditorium in Denver. the evening
Of Memorial day, May 80, under direc.
ion of the Colorado Society of Sons
of the Revolution.
w. A. Deuel., former superntend-
mt of the Union Pacific and former
general manager of the Moffat rail.
-'oad, died at Mercy Hospital in Den
er, where he underwent an opera
tion. Mr.. Deuel. was rs years old and
was born in New York state.
George Adams, the Romany king,
got his bride back in Denver. His
$4,000 damage suit against her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Cruz, who
Adams claimed held his wife a pris-
oner, after he had paid them $1,000
or her, was settled out of court.
George Lyttle. son of James Lyttle.
'f Meeker, has been appointed to the
Annapolis Naval Academy. Andrew
May of Denver has been named frs
alternate, and Kenneth Caldwell Of
Grand Junction second alternate. The
examination will be held in Denver,
Iuly 26
Thrown from a work car of the
Trinidad Electric Transmission. Rail
way and Gas Company. near the com.
)any power house, Charles Drummer,
brakeman, formerly Santa Fe en-.
;ineer, was instantly killed, his body
horribly crushed and mangled be
ween the work car and the electric
locomotive to which it was attached
What WOO Mt e;rot bo,o,a,