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

After an absence of three weeks
Lawyer Townsend returned to the
city yesterday. He visited Boston
New York and intermediate cities
while away.
Rain seriously interfered with the
benefit entertainment given for the
Harris appeal fund Thursday night
However. some profit was made. Con
trary to our expectations, 1t will be
impossible to give report this week.
so that the full report is saved for
next week.
| w M. Renick is in the city from
Kansas City and may make this his
home.
Mrs. Robert Russ was hostess We'd
nesday night at most elaborate
lawn party at her home on South Lo-
gan, given In honor of Archie Alexan-
der, who is here visiting. Mr.. Alex
ander is student in Iowa University
and is a noted football star.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith of Chicago, en-
route from the coast, stopped over a
few days this week, going to st. Paul.
Philomena VonDickersohn is very
ill.,
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for man
and wife or men at 1879 Lafayette St.
FOR RENT-Four room brick with
large lawn suitable for raising chick
ems, 1913 Steele st.
Homer Wilburn left last week for
Lawrence, Kans., to enter the K. U.
Mrs. Esther Henderson of Ft. Worth
who has been summering in the city
stopping with Mrs. J. W. Stell, left
Friday for home.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, very
convenient, modern, 1915 Curtis street.
Mrs. S. Henderson.
Mrs. Lucy Hall has returned from ii
trip to California.
Mrs. ]. ]. Jennings goes to Chey-
enne this week to visit with her hus-
band.
Prof. Starks returned to Texas Mon.
day.
Mrs. G. B. McCarrol goes to Calf
ornia on visit next month.
Mr. and Mrs Ames now live at 26o
Gilpin street.
Mrs. C. E. Campton is indisposed
The first act in the ministry OF Rev
Ward for this year was joining in
matrimony Mrs. Theta Ector and
Chas. Miller. The marriage occurred
Monday evening at the home OF the
brides parents on Marion street. A
number OF friends made merry with
them after the ceremony. gladdening
their hearts with pretty remem-
brances. and being themselves regaled
with good things to eat. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller will soon begin housekeeping.
FOR RENT-Room In private fam
lily for man and wife, at 1860 Clarkson
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Simms wish to thank
kindness during the accident and ILL.,
ness of the former. Their kindness
will never be forgotten
Oglesvie Lawson leaves Tuesday for
Chicago where he will enter North
western University. In honor OF his
eighteenth birthday, Tuesday evening.
his parents entertained at dinner. The
guests were T. s. Rector, f. George.
v. Fairbanks. o. Smith, o. Washing
ton. II. Saith. II. McGinnis. B. Wood
ard
Mrs. c. Z. Jones Of 1853 Franklin
street was the hostess at hve-course
dinner Tuesday evening, given in hon
or of Mrs. Woodson of Glenwood
Springs. Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Settles spent some time in Pu-
eblo last week on business.
Hugh Buchanan, the tenor. will sing
at Shorter church tomorrow evening.
s. E. Cook is here from Salt Lake
visiting his family.
Rev. Owens Is out OF the city at
tending meetings in Kansas connected
with the church work of the Meth
odists.
Mrs. Cora Smith and children go to
Cheyenne tomorrow and from there
to California to live.
The house guests OF Mrs. Mollie
Turner departed yesterday for their
homes III Kansas City.