Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-09-16

ed organizer for the United Brothers
of Friendship and Sisters OF the Mys-
terious Ten, has begun his work. Mr..
Jones' territory includes the states OF
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Montana,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
The Mutual laundry, 2540 Washing
ton, wants your work. however little
or big your bundle. If the driver over
looks your call, just call up YORK
1929 and we will send special wagon
Mr.. ]. A. Wisdom of Portland, Ore:
gon, is expected in the city In rev
days to join Mrs. Wisdom, who is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Harry Polk. Mr..
Wisdom is taking tour OF the East
and visiting relatives.
WANTED-A woman to care for a
sick lady and child. Call after p.
M, s34 broadway st. Mrs. Boone.
The funeral of Mr. Otis. who died
in Montclair, will occur tomorrow al
ternoon from Zion church with Rev
Reynolds conducting the service.
Clarence c. Clark, who left the city
some time ago to participate IN Tue
musical festival given in Pniianelphia
under the direction OF Madam r. Azai-
ia Hackley. returns to the city ABOUT
September 20. He has given much
time to singing since he mas peen
gone nj one time being connected
With the Edison Phonograph Record
company
The employees of the Stanley hotei
IT Estes Park are Interested IN secur
ing a fair trial Tor Robert Harris anu
show their feelings by sending IN the
following sums of money;
r. Russ. 300: Fowler JEFFERSON,
q 90. II. n. Franklin. 800; c. NJ.
Turner. soc; Bur Wesley. $l.oo; VII
liam Mack. soc; r. w. Cowden, $l.oo'
=. B. Frohman. Sl.00; r. b. Johnson
soc; Vim. Joplin, 25c; Curtis Harris
soc: Roy S. Wilson. ooc' MIS-. T.
Doudley, 75c: total. $3.50.
95c mems black ana colored nose.
clean M for Saturday and Monday al
Eddy's. 2625 Welton. only 10c.
25c misses white. pink and blue
hose. Get rid Of price. at Euoy s.
1925 Welton, Saturday. 1oc
s.. Nj.
street entertained ten sweet ht'ie
girls in honor of her little nineyear-
old niece Louise The table was DEC
GRATED in Kansas colors. all the niue
girls wearing flowers TO represent
kansas. They played very sweet ana
agreeable together
Mr. Mnrson and Miss l.. Crawford
we're sight seeing in Colorado springs
and Manitou Sunday.
The East End Literary Society VIII
open next Friday evening. sept ~. IN
which everybody and especially the
members are cordially Invited 10 ue
present. business of Importance ne
freshments served free.
~ Miss Loune Morris OF Montclair en-
tertained SO friends at whist MONDAY
evening. Prizes were offered. Mrs.
Rernard Gray won first. Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Rice second, Mrs. Moss and Mr..
Johnson third. The house was beaut-
fully decorated in white and green
and the colors were artistically car
ried out. All left at n late hour hav-
ing declared themselves most en-
joyable evening.
Nrs. J. n. GofY Of Omaha. formerly
n Denverite, is in the city stopping
with Mrs. Chas. Burton. She Is ac-
companied by her little son.
Rev. Dyett is expected in the city
soon to spend his vacation. He is
now located in Omaha
a The trial Of ]. ]. Manuel will take
place in the district court Oct. ..
Mrs. Fromwell has gone to Colorado
Springs on visit.
The Railroad Mems Club is being
decked out in new decorations. Ihey
mean to keep just two jumps ahead Of
the times II that Is possible. Nothing
ia too good to make beautiful their
quarters at 2l49 Curtis street.
Mrs Geo. S. Contee has been Ill for
nearly two weeks.
VIII Landry of Chicago was in the
city Saturday.
A. willis is in the city.
The deAtn OF rev. ~. Ia Hu "'us ?
left a vacancy on the advisory board
OF the Colorado Negro Industrial
school, l. H. Harper was elected
president of that board and will leave
Denver with his private secretary, NJ.
/. Harris. to tour Kansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri.
HvhoAv At WEST BROTHERS.
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