The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-23

Rio Grande County Fair-Del Eorte.
Colorado State Fsir-pueblo. Sep.
Mon.e.ama i: County Fair - corte..
Kit Carson County Fair-Burlington
DouEla. County Fsir-castls Rock.
Ebert County Fair-Matheson.
Grand County Falr-kremmiing.
La Plata County Fair-Durango.
Moffst County Fair-craig.
Delta.-The Elks Lodge Of Delta is
planning to erect a lodge building In
that city.
Lamar.-The Lamar General Hospl.
tai Association plans to remodel the
hospital building at the corner Of
Second and Oak streets in Lamar.
Golden.-Edward Epson Mcclellan,
81 years old. a farmer Of Pleasant
View, was killed by lightning during
the heavy storm which swept over that
region recently.
Leadville.-Joseph Roper, "a years
old, was killed In the lbex mine at
Leadville when q five-pound rock fell
from the roof Of drift, striking him
on the back Of the neck.
Denver.-Judge J. Foster Symes will
hold q special session Of the United
States District Court at Durango, be-
ginning September 4. A session will
be held later In that month at Mont
rose.
Longmont.-G. E. McIain, 81, was
crushed to death under a tractor at
Longmont while working at the plant
Of the Longmont Brick and Tile Works.
He was driving a tractor when an en-
bankment gave away, causing the ma
chine to roll over.
Denver.-Acting postmasters for
three Colorado towns were named by
the postoffice department, according
to word received from Washington.
They are Paul p. Huston, Calhan ;
Charles L. Rudel, Fleming, and Lii
llan d. Watson, Louisville.
Fort Collins.-Miss Virginia Corbett,
dean Of women Of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College, has departed for the
Pacific coast and will sail Aug. % for
the Orient to be gone year. She will
spend the year In China teaching in
the department Of English In Ginling
College, Nankin, women's college,
chartered under the University Of the
City Of New York, which gives de-
grees acceptable In American institu.
tons.
Alamosa.-Eddle Mack knocked out
Kid Newly of Denver In the third
round of scheduled twelve-round
bout In Santa Fe, N. NJ, few days
ago.
Denver.-Federal District Judge j.
Foster Symes will hold term Of court
In Montrose early In September, 1t has
been announced. Most Of the cases
pending there charge violation of the
volstead law, many Of them the result
of a federal raid ut Telluride last win
ter.
Boulder.-Registration for the fall
quarter Of the University of Colorado
will begin Sept. 20. 1t lasts two days.
Students will be required to register
for the full three-quarters at this time,
Instead Of separately at the beginning
Of each quarter The school year Will
open on Sept. "a.
Colorado Springs.-As the result Of
popular voting contest In which more
than 10000 ballots were cast, Miss Dor.
othy Smith, Colorado College coed
and winner Of first honors as the best
hOrsewoman at "Rodeo" staged at
that Institution last winter, has been
elected Queen of the Pixies Peak Ro-
deo held here Aug. IA, Ii, 10 and II.
Littleton.-Sno herds Of Hereforls
and Shorthorn cattle from the Ken
Caryl ranch and the Maxwell-AIiller
Cattle Company. both Of Llttleton, will
compete In number Of eastern and
southern fairs. These two herds of
purebred cattle were shipped to Auro-
ra, ILL.,, for the Central States Fair and
Exposition to be held Aug. II to 25.
La Junta.-A eoroners jury investi-
eating the wreck at Fowler, when five
tralnment were killed, returned a yer.
dltc that the men came to their death
BY a collision. No responsibility for
the accident was fixed.