The Dolores star., 1922-08-18
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

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Aug. so-sl-crowley County Fair.
Aug. a.-sept. l-Larimer County
Sept 5-S@Arkansas Valley Fair.
Sept. SIS - Boulder County Fair
Sept -s-Intermountain Fair and
Stock Show, Grand Junction.
Sept 5-s-Phillips County
Sept s-s-washington County Fair.
Sept l2-Is-DeIta County Fair.
Sept i2-l5-weld County Fair. Gree
Sept 12-15-LaPlatta County Fair.
Sept l2-l5-LoEan County Fair.
Sterling.
Sept. 1916 Baca County Fair.
Sept I3-le-Adams County Fair.
Sept l4-I6-ConeJos County Fair.
Manassa.
Sept 14-l6-Elbert County Fair.
Sept 19-22-western Slope Fair
Sept 1922 Trinidad-Las Animas
Sept 2O-2l-Kiowa County Fair.
Eads.
Sept 2O-"2-Rio Grande County Fair.
Del Norte.
Sept 2I-22-Pueblo County Fair
Sept 2I-23-El Paso County Fair
Sept 21-2s-Lincoln County Fair.
Hugo.
Sept 2o-23-Huerfano County Fair.
Oct. SIX, Carson County Fair.
Oct 3-5-pouglass County Fair
Castle Rock.
Morrison.-Francis T. Green. 13, was
drowned at Aliens lake. near Morri-
son, Colo, while swimming with boy
companions.
Fort Collins.-W f. Walker, negro,
Denver mail carrier was drowned in
Claymore Lake, six miles northwest OF
Fort Collins. when he lcaped from Il
boat which he feared was sinking.
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.
Pueblo.-D. Z. Bray and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Morrow, negroes, were
drowned recently when they We're
crossing Peck creek, ten miles west of
Pueblo, in an automobile. Mrs. ID. Il.
Bray was saved.
Boulder.-Mrs. Mitchell Leavitt, "a
years old is believed to have been ia
tally injured, and her husband, Mitch
ell Leavitt, 2G, suffered fractures Of
shoulder blade and jaw and may lose
,,-hn fni1 aI fn nI-n
a turn on the highway at Boulder "a few
days ago.
Trinldad.-J. Z. Thatcher was pain
fully injured when motor truck which
he was driving was struck by a rail
road handcar at a grade crossing at
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
SIG South Seventh street is in a hos
pital at Canon City, suffering from u
broken neck and other injuries sus.
tanned in an automobile accident on
Upper Cottonwood Creek, twenty
miles northwest of Canon City, a few
days ago. Mr.. Polk sustained pain.
full injuries and came near death il
the same wreck.
Akron.-A terrific hail and wind
storm compelled Burlington train No
IA to stop five miles west of Pinneo
a few days ago, until it had passed
The wind was blowing at rate of
fifty miles an hour and tore the cop.
per wire screens from the ventilators
Hail smashed every window on the
north side of the cars and, going thru
the ventilators. broke windows on the
opposite side. The cars look us tho
they had been thru a battle.
Colorado Springs.-Maywood Wat.
son, 12-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
]. 2. Watson of Grand Junction, Colo.
was severely injured when motor
car driven by his father plunged over
75-foot embankment in Ute Pass
Highway.
Colorado Springs. - haywood Wat
son, l. years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Watson of Grand Junction, Colo,
was severely injured when a motor car
driven by his father plunged over a
seventyflve-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
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 Gunnlson river, near Del
ta, when overcome by heart disease.
The other three deaths are: Suicide ot
Fruita of Fred T. Turner, ~ years old :
drowning at Exert of Lillian Williams,
years old, and the crushing out of
the life of Charles Kile, 4, near Cedar
edge, under coal wagon.
Boulder.-A bond election has been
| called by clty officials for Au0 90 80,