The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03
Wornen's Suits

RUSS and son Eugene; cuspidor and
ash tray, Mr. and Mrs c. H. Thomas:
dresser scarf, Mrs. Scott King: silver
soup ladle, Miss Della Clarke; knife
and fork, Henry Byrd and Frank King,
Leavenworth, Kansas; bonbon dish,
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Newsome sugar
spoon, Bessie Pullman; gravy spoon,
Miss Carper and mother; pillow slips,
Grandma Powell; berry dish, Mrs. E.
l. Lawson; doilies and dresser scarf
Rev. and Mrs. Dyett; towels, Mrs. l..
Douglas; hand painted nut trays, Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Contee; berry
dishes, f. Fullbright, E. Plummer, H.
Gilmore and C. Nichols berry spoons
M. and Mrs. w. H. Stell; sugar spoon.
Mrs. U. Hall; pickle fork, l.. Hall;
hand painted vase, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Hcbson and Miss Bradley; hond
painted chocolate set Messrs. Joseph
Talbert and j. w. Carrie; Jewel box.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bruce napkins,
Miss Roman Gay; vase, Misses How
ard and Mrs. Stewart cut glass berry
dish, Bud Lightner; china berry dish.
Mrs. Hamilton K. Carper; hemsti.ched
bed linen, Mrs. Scott and daughter:
Mexican drawn work. Mrs S. Bland
and Mr.. E. Thomas; butter knives,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Payne and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Green; hand painted card
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. Thurston;
Japanese cup and saucer, C. d. Camp
bell; cut glass, Raymond Clark; table
linen, Mr.. and Mrs E. N. Talbert: nap
kins, Mrs. Milo Williams and daugh
ter; embroidered shirt waist pattern.
L. j. Johnson; mirror, F. K Austin:
set of tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell; set of water glasses and doll,
Mrs. Maggie Hall; three towels, n. =
ID H., -
Hooke; berry spoon, Mr. and Mrs. Le.S
and mother; bedspread, Mrs. N. w.
Drake and daughter; Japanese teapot.
Miss Nora Williams, Topeka, Kansas;
ii. Williams; water set Mrs. H.
velvet sofa pillow, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Crocket; cut glass dish, Mrs. A. Ra-
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mey and daughter; linen towel, Maud
G. D. Hall; wine set, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
X Hallowell; spoons Mr.. and Mrs.
HICKS and daughter; cut glass Give
dish, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Porter: cut
glass olive dish. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
beii; celery dish, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
anderson; bullion spoons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullins and daughter. cut glass
olive dish. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fall
ings; cut glass olive dish, Mr.. and MIS-.
); ii. Watkins; hand painted cake
plate, Miss Ida Anderson and mother:
cut glass olive dish. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Moore; knives and forks. one ser of
oyster forks, soup ladle, from Uncle
BOB; two vases, Mrs ]. CasselIs. Mrs.
J. Hubbard, Mrs. L. Gunnell, Mrs. ].
X. Contee, Mrs. Ed Banks Mrs. derry
hobeson, Mrs. George Ingram. Mrs.
NJ, Anderson, Mrs James Martin. Hrs.
I'd. Miller, Mrs. Guy Stills, Mrs Inez
Team; fruit stand, Walter Allisons
water set, Mrs. Harell; water set, Mrs.
Crocket; gravy spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen; souvenir spoon, cousin
and postal cards, Wilminea Hall. Colo
rado Springs, Colorado; Battenberg
piece, N. H. Bland, Milwaukee. wis
consin; silver baking dish. Mrs. Mel
vina Mitchell, Alma Rebecca Light.
foot Winona 9. Coleman, Lunie Pres
tor Steel, William Osborne. Xenia.
Ohio; pillow slips. Mrs. McCubbias;
cut glass pepper and salt shakers. sIrs.
Oscar Harris; silver butter disn. b.
Thompson, Irene Edwards Eva Hay
den, Mamie Mills, Profe ,sor Green,
Professor Davis, Oscar prs';li.n. Vivian
Jones, c. o. Young; pillow. Mrs.
Roundtree salad fork. Mr.. anI MI.
Mason, Buffalo. New sYork.