The Glenwood post., 1922-09-14
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LATE NEWS
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COMING EVENTS.

Sept. 1922 - Western Slope Fair.
Sept. 1922 Trinidad-Las Animas
Sept 2o-31 Kiowa County Fair.
Eads.
Sept. 20. 81, 22-Morgan Agricultural
Fair, Fort Morgan.
Sept. 2O-22-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept. 21-22 Pueblo County Fair.
Sept. 2O-2s Yuma County Fair.
Sept. 21-2s-El Paso County Fair.
Sept 21-2s-Lincoln County Fair.
Sept. 2o-2s-Huerfano County Fair.
Oct s-S-Kit Carson County Fair.
Oct. s-5 Douglas County Fair.
Holyoke.-A whirlwind of entertain
ment was given visitors to the Phillips
county fair here.
Pueblo.-Collision of his motorcycle
with wagon here caused the instant
death of Il. Sentena, 25, of the Pike
View mine, near Colorado Springs.
Longmont.-JuyS Slapp, 36, II wealthy
resident Of Columbus Junction, Iowa,
died in the hospital here following in
juries received in an automobile col
lisiOn.
PueblO.-A mysterious shot from the
darkness killed Edward Henderson,
Rocky Ford automobile salesman, as
he was driving along country road
with a friend.
Boulder.-Benwell, Phillips 4 Co. OF
Denver pur -hased the 100000 reser-
vOir bond issue here in competition
with eight other bonding companies CT
Denver and Chicago.
C,islie Kock.-Dr. George /; Mason,
widely known Denver Dentist was
crushed TO death beneath the steering
wheel OF his motor car when it plunged
over twenty-foot elnDankment near
here.
Pueblo.-Delbert McVeu, 10, Centen-
niul high school graduate, was arrested
recently charged with having passed
bad checks amounting to 500 on Pue-
bio merchants. He is said by police to
have confessed.
Breckenridge.-Evan A. Ness, 80.
master OF Gold Placers Company, was
instantly killed by an electric shock
in the transformer house near the
dredge. He accidentally touched u
high tension power line.
Silt.-While fishing in the Colorado
river NO miles west Of here, Henry
Oberto, young ranchman, fell into the
stream and was drowned. A rope was
thrown TO him by IL companion but the
rescue attempt failed. The body was
recovered.
lioulder.-The Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority led the Greek letter orguniza-
lions of the University of Colorado In
scholarship this last school year with
IN average OF $3.50. Alpha Sigma Phi
ed the men with mark Of 1886, TAX
NJ. the honors away from the Masonic
paternity, Acacia, which has held the
, cup for several years.
Denver.-Sept. - was proclaimed
American Indian day by Governor
Shoup III Il proclamation issued here
The governor calls upon organizations
societies and schools to carry out ex-
ercises that shall bring to the minds
of the people OF the state, especially
interesting and inviting historical pc
riods of the Indians life"
Denver.--James j. Brown, Leadville
mining man, died III the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. George Benziger, at
Hampstead. n. Y. He had been in i'll
health for several months. kilograms
announcing Ills deutli did not state the
nature of the illness which resulted
fatally. Mr.. Brown was part owner of
the famous Little Jonny mine-the
richest -olt strike In the Lendville dis
trict.
Longmont.-As part of the pro-
gram on the opening day of the Boul-
der county fair here, the new $4,000
grandstund, said to be the first con-
crete and steel structure of its kind in
the state, was dedicated at Roosevelt
park.
Greeley.-Bert ]. Lowe, charged
with the murder of Edna Fern Skin
ner, pretty 22-yeur-old scht teacher
and student in the summer school of
the State Teachers College, on July ..
nuu Ills tIlul sci W Jutoc NeOTHe i.
Bradfi I'D for Oct. 10.
Puebo.-Puebo retailers, jobbers
and manufacturers will start Sept. II
on II trade extension tour of western
slope towns y band will accompany
the party and will play for impromptu
Gt:.ces in the towns visited. The tour
will extend through week.
Grand Junction. james l.. Purcell.
-, laborer, shot and Instantly killed
Mrs j. 5. Eaines. proprietor or the
Clifton hotel ut Clifton, Colo, eight
miles cas-. of here, and then commit.
ted suicide by shooting himself
through tn. mouth, according to the
account given by witnesses to iocal au-
thOrities.
Greeiey.-L l.. Kelley of Pueblo,
present commander of the Colorado
department, Ameri' "A Legion, was re-