The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
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COMING EVENTS.

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r:;;' AS Lo3si.sx' ssi.ssxRt l-1.r'msr County
, Sept. S-sEArkansa. Valley Fair.
sept. IS = Boulder County Fair.
Sept. S-s-1ntermount.,n Fair and
stock Show, Grand Junction
Sept b-s-Phillips County Fair.
Sept s-s-washinston County Fair.
Sept 12-1s-Delt. County Fair.
Sept iS.1t-weld County Fair. Cree
Sept. 12-16-LaPlatta County Fair.
sept. 1s-1s-Logan County Fair.
Sept. 1915 - Baca County Fair.
Sept 1S-1s-Adams County Fair.
Sept 14-1s-conejos County Fair.
Sept 14-1s-Elbsrt County Fair.
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Sept 1s-2s-Tr Trinidad-Las Animss
c9ssnty snn;y Fs,I; 81 Tr,Rid.d. c,un.x r.,,.
Sept. 20. y. 2s-MorEan Agricultural
Fair. Fort Morgan.
Sept. 2o-s2-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept. s1-a2-Pueblo County Fair.
Sept. si-ss-El Paso County Fair.
Sept 3l-2s-Lincoln County Fair.
Sept. .2o-ss-Huerfano County Fair.
oSt. sss.Kit Carson County Fair.
~ s.S-Dousl... County Fair.
Morrison.-Ffancis T. Green, 10, was
drowned at Aliens lake, near Morri-
son, Colo, while swimming with boy
companions.
Denver.-Reports reaching Adjt
Gen. P. J. Hamrock of the Colorado
National Guard indicate that 500 Of the
normal force of 100 rail employees are
working at La Junta, despite the strike
of certain of the rail employees.
Pueblo.-D. 2. Bray and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Morrow, negroes, were
drowned recently when they were
caught by wall of water as they were
crossing Peck creek, ten miles west of
Pueblo, in an automobile. Mrs. d. 2.
Bray was saved.
Loveland-As William Juliffe of
Berthoud was driving a load of hay
along the highway, q swarm of bees
descended upon his wagon. The team
was stung to death and Mr.. Juliffe has
been in a serious condition since. He
lives one mile south of Berthoud.
Boulder.-A bond election has been
called by city officials for Aug %, on
a reservoir project for University hill,
involving an expenditure of 100000
The growth of the city in that direc-
tion makes necessary the construction
Of storage reservoir, city officials
claim.
Boulder.-Mrs. Mitchell Leavitt, "a
years old, is believed to have been ia
tally injured, and her husband, Mitch
ell Leavitt, 20, suffered fractures of
shoulder blade and jaw and may lose
an eye, when their car failed to make
a turn on the highway at Boulder a few
days ago.
Trinidad-J. E. Thatcher was pain
fully injured when motor truck which
he was driving was struck by rail-
road handcar ut grade crossing at
Trinidad. The truck was completely
turned ever and nearly demolished.
None of the occupants of the handcar
were injured.
Colorado Springs. haywood Wat
son, - years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Watson of Grand Junction, Colo,
was severely injured when motor car
driven by his father plunged over
seventy-five-foot embankment in Ute
Pass highway a few days ago. Mrs.
William Emmal, sister of Mrs. Wat
son, also was painfully injured while
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson escaped with
comparatively slight injuries.
Trinidad.-Stella, 11-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comi, was se-
verely injured when a railroad torpe-
do, with which she was playing, ex-
ploded. She hit the torpedo with an Ak
on the sidewalk in front of her home.
Brush.-Fire caused by an exploding
film resulted In stampede Of the au-
dience and damage Of $500 at the EN-
erson theuter at Brush. Because Of a
teachers institute that was being held
special feature was being shown and
the film pavilion was crowded. Sew
eral received minor injuries in the
rush for exits. The coolness Of sew
eral ex-service men who were in the
audience prevented anyone being seri-
ously Injured.
Grand Junction.-The fourth violent
death in western slope counties in two
days was reported recently in the
death of Del Mckinney, % years old,
resident of Mesa. Mckinney was swim
ming in the Gunnison river, near Del
ia, when overcome by heart disease.
The other three deaths are: Suicide at
Fruita Of Fred 7. Turner, AZ years old;
z owning at Exert of Lillian Williams,
z years old, and the crushing out of
the life Of Charles Nle, 4, near Cedar
edge, under coal wagon.
Colorado Springs.-The geographical