The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
LATE NEWS
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Lafayette.-The Interstate Manu-
featuring and Roofing Company PLAN
to build factory In Lafayette.
Greeley.-St. Johns college plans tt
erect q $4,000 building on South
Eighth avenue In Greeley. Franl
Barber is the contractor.
Grand Junction.-W. F. Kinneman
local representative Of the N. ]
o'Fallon Supply Company Of Denver
was shot at Redlands while riding
with three men In an automobile.
Denyer.-Harry Mcintyre, chief de
putty United States marshal In Colo
RADIO for seven years. gave up that Of
flee to accept position with the
Fidelity Finance Corporation Of Den
yer.
Loveland.--The community building
at the east side tourist camp In Love
land Is open to the public, with ]. A.
Miner US caretaker. For the past two
weeks cars from other states have
been parked In the camping grounds
Denver-Severely bitten about the
head. face and hands by rats Preseby
Crespin, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Crespln, 1l63 Stout street,
died at the county hospital. Rats at.
tucked the baby as he lay In his crib.
Denver.-The reappointment OF
Charles Lansing Of Colorado Springs,
as member of the state highway ad.
visory board was announced by Gov.
William L. Sweet. Lansing has been
q member OF the board for the last
six years. He Is Republican.
Walsenburg.-Harry Lernunlaux, 3c,
died few days ago, and three other
coal miners from the Union Coal and
Coke Company mine ut Prior may die
from Injuries received when their auto
turned over on the highway. Louis
Wata, John Shaw and Andrew Der.
danlc are In the hospital ut Walsen.
burg.
Durango.-The strange disappear.
ance Of Dale Congleton, lIyear-oid
son Of Joseph Congleton Of Durango,
was solved when the boys body was
found dangling from u rafter In the
attic Of ranch house twenty miles
southwest Of Durango. Grief over the
death Of his mother last fall is be-
lieved the motive prompting the boys
suicide.
Palmer Lake.-D. A. Mohon. driver
for the National Auto Transit Com
pany Of Pueblo, was killed, and bis
wife injured when their automobile
overturned In stretch Of sand short
distance north Of here. Mohon is said
to have been plotting the big car at o
fast rate Of speed. When the wheels
struck the sand he lost oil control, and
as the machine overturned both pas.
sengers were thrown clear.
Estes Park.-To bring to Colorado
numerous conventions and national
meetings, plans for raising funds to
erect u $4,000 convention hall at Es.
tes Park with capacity Of $780,
were discussed recently ut Estes Park
by representatives Of Rotary clubs
and Chambers Of Commerce OF Den
yer, Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont.
Boulder, Greeley and Cheyenne. The
necessary money will be raised by the
Chamber Of Commerce and Rotary
Club Of Estes Park, with the help Of
the other interested civic bodies.
Longmont.-Frank Redd. agricultu.
raj agent for the Great Western Sugar
Company at Longmont, sustained a
fractured skull when his automobile,
In which he was returning from a
dance at Lyons, colided with furni-
ture truck from Denver. Rain, obscur-
Ing the visions Of both drivers, is be-
Lieved to have been responsible for the
utNIuNHt. Ahthh VA II 10 EslIpt Sll uNh
the truck with such force that II
climbed up over the radiator and
knocked the cab off The truck driv-
er was uninjured. Redd Is In hos
pital, where his condition Is reported
as serious.
Nictor-William Cooper, his wife,
and Mrs. Linn Frazier, all of Fowler,
Kan, narrowly escaped death at Vic
tor, when their automobile backed
over n fifty-foot cliff on the Fourth
street hill. The two women we're tax.
en- to the hospital and are said to be
in serious condition. Cooper, who
was driving the automobile, was less
seriously injured.
Fort Collins.-A verdict Of not guilty
was returned in the second trial OF II.
A. Van Auken. president Of the Kleen
Heet Sales Company Of Denver, who
for the past two weeks has been on
trial before Judge George II. Bradfleld
at Fort Collins. Van Auken was
charged with passing two worthless
checks, drawn on Denver banks, to
banking institutions ut Loveland.
Colorado Springs.-A snow plow
reached the summit Of Pixies Peak
over the cog road few days ago. Ac-
cording to W. c. Dotterer, manager of
the cog road. this Is the earliest In the
history Of the road that 1t has been
opened to traffic. 1t is closed through
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