The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-17
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMING EVENTS.

sept il.ls-conejos County Fair.
Sept. N-isAEIbsrt County 1sir.
Sept. ls-ss-wesssrn s'op. ra.r.
Sept. It'll Trtnidad-I.as Animas
Sept. so.;i-Kiowa County Fair.
Sept. y. y. 33-Morgan Agricultural
Sept so-.s%kio orands County Fair
sept. il.ss-Pusblo County Fair.
Sept. so-.3-Yuma County Fair.
Sept. al.2s-El Paso County Fair.
sept sl-ss-lancoin County Fair.
Sept. .so.ss-Huerfano County Fair.
oss. s.Ekn Carson County Fair.
OF. s.s-DouE,.ss County Fair.
Loveland.-A severe flood In the
Dry Creek district west Of I-Oveland.
caused by a clOudburst, carried away
the old Estes Park bridge near the
Sprague farnl.
Fort Collins.--W. H Walker. negro,
a Denver mail carrier. was drowned in
ClaymOre Lake. six miles northwest Of
Fort Collins, when he leaped from a
boat which he feared was sinking.
Colorado Springs.-A 9-year-Old hoy
confessed recently, according to the
police, to having set three fires in
garages at Colorado Springs. He was
paroled in the custody Of his mother.
Passengers were bruised by the hail
stones and some were badly fright
ened, tho none was seriously injured.
They were Cared for In the Akron
hotel until a new train was made up.
Loveland.-Helen Mapps OF Love
land was severely injured while
ascending Longs peak when she was
struck In the head by u stone which
had become dislOdged above where she
was resting.
'Pueblo.-Asleep ON Santa F6 rail-
road bridge north Of Canon Junction
station near Pueblo. E. L. Thomas, 10.
was struck by a Pueblo-bound Santa
FS train few days ago. He suffered
q crushed elbow.
Colorado Springs.-Francis Morrow.
lS years old, OF Hannibal. Mo-. was
killed on Pixies peak, when he fell
from one section Of a cog train ON
which he was stealing ride and WAS
run over by Il second section.
Trinidad.-J. r. Thatcher was pain
fully injured when q motor truck which
he was driving was struck by rail-
road handcar at q grade crossing ut
Trinidad. The truck was completely
turned over and nearly demolished.
None Of the occupants Of the handcar
were injured.
Canon City.-Mrs. Lucius Polk Of
si6 South Seventh street Is in hos
pitai ut Canon City. suffering from u
broken neck and other injuries sus
tained In an automobile accident on
Upper Cottonwood Creek. twenty
miles northwest Of Canon City. 4 few
days ugo. Mr.. Polk sustained pain
full Injuries md came nenr death In
the same wreck.
Colorado SprIngs.-Andy Shore OF
Canon City, returning from the state
Republican assembly In Denver. to
which he was IL delegate from Free
mont county, was seriously injured
when pinned beneath his auto as 1t
overturned on sharp curve few
miles north Of Colorado Springs.
Colorado Springs. - Haywood Wnt-
aon, L. years old, son Of MIR. and Mrs
J, +. Watson Of Grand Junction. Colo.
was severely injured when motor car
driven by his father plunged over u
seventy -flve-f foot enbunkment In Ute
Pass highway few days ago. Mrs.
william Emmai, u sister Of Mrs. Wat
son, also was painfully injured while
Mr. and Mrs. Watson escaped with
comparatively slight injuries.
Grand JunctiOn.--The fourth violent
death In western slope counties In two
days was reported recehtly In the
death Of Del Mckinney. y years old.
resident Of MeSa. Mckinney WIS swim
ming In the Gunnison river. near Del.
II, when overcome by heart disease
The other three deaths are: Suicide ut
rruita Of Fred r. Turner. ~ years old;
drowning ut Exert Of Lillian Williams,
2 years old. and the crushing out Of
the life of Charles Klle. I. near Cedar.
edge. under c0al wagon.
B0ulder.-Mrs. Mitchell Lsavitt. -
years old. In believed 10 have been fa-
tally iAJured. snd her husband, Mitch.
Ill IIeavItt. - suffered fractures oe
shoultier hlads and Jaw and may lose
an eye. when their car failed to make
. turn on the highway 1t Boulder fsw
days sso.
Pueblo.-D. z. Bray and Mr. and
Mrs.. Phillip Msrrow. negroes. were
drowned recently whea theJ were
caught hy q wall Of water % they were
croastns Peck crsek. ten miles wsse of
Pueolo. In an automelAle. Nra. b. z.
hsuy wns aNved.