Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-09-30

and we fear the edition which was
printed Monday may have missed some
subscribers. We therefore print the
following Denver news published last
week, which is all that we have space
to reproduce.
The Pride of the West cIeanino
Works does all kinds Of cleaning,
pressing and repairing Of mems and
Women's clothing. Phone Main 1928.
1916 Arapahoe st. Skinner and
Grimes, Props.
Mrs. Katherine Washington has an
injured hand.
Mrs. G. Morris, who has spent
some time at Orchard, has returned
10 her home in Englewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roy of 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Austin, Miss Halle Hughes, Mr.. Tar
ert Allen.
The United Brothers of Friendship
has instituted a ladies' department
and a juvenile department Mrs. N.
J. Welch is deputy organizer and her
territory includes Colorado, Wyom-
ng, Idaho.. Montana, Oregon and
Washington.
Mrs. Maria White, mother of Mrs.
G. A. Derry, leaves the city for her
home in Kansas City, after spending
seven weeks visiting her here.
The emancipation celebration and
picnic given at Luna park ON Thurs
day night by the Masons OF Centen-
nial lodge brought out about, thou
sand people, who enjoyed the large
facilities of the park thoroughly The
skating rink in particular was pa
tronized. Music was furnished at the
dancing pavilion. The joy rides on
the boats and circle dip finished out
the fun. While the air was cool with
fall, 1t was otherwise an ideal even
ing.
Madam E. Azalia HackIey will spend
three weeks here near the holidays
giving voice culture.
Mrs. Matilda Jacobs was the hos
tess at a thimble party given at her
residence, 1882 Welton street, Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. 16. After the
guests had worked on their various
pieces of art they partook of dainty
repart. the color scheme of which
was pink and white. The sus1 1f
honor was Mrs. Lucinda Smith If
Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Smith organized
club known as the Happy Family.
Mrs. Jacobs was elected as president,
Mrs. Lon Williams secretary and
Mrs. John jackson treasurer.
Mrs. Lima Hayden is so far recov-
cred from her accident that she has
discarded her crutches.
Jesse Martin has given up his po-
sition with Engine No. 8 and gone to
Sheridan. Wyo. Geo. Redfield is sub
stituting in his place.
The building laborers arc prepar-
ing to make a beginning at finishing
their building. They had a dance at
Dania hall Thursday night to help
raise money for that purpose. The
Willing Workers division was in
charge.
Miss Lizzie Cowan took Mrs. Perrin
OF Oakland over the Loop yesterday.
A program sent here from Guiana
juato. Mexico, carries the name Of
Mrs. Tenie Hudson as the player Of
composition of Castro, a famous
Castro himself was in the audience
Mrs. Hudson seems to be continuing
the musical perfection she began
here.
Mrs. Hannibal Brown is in the city,
having come down with her friend
Mrs. Dean of Arkansas. who has been
visiting her and is now this far on
her return home.
Mesdames Burton, Gon and From.
well go to Boulder next week on a
visit.
Miss Maggie Johnson, who has
been on the Pacific coast visiting for
some time, has returned home. Her
sister, Mrs Coates, Is also here visit
ing.
Mrs. A. A. Ealy entertained at
cards Wednesday evening compli.
mentary to her house guest, Mrs.
Perrin of Oakland.
Hugh Buchanan, the Chicago tenor,
returned home Thursday after two
weeks stay with Mrs. Laura Hill. He
visited Boulder Tuesday.
Mrs. Genevieve Owens Of st. Louis,
former Denverite, is visiting in New
York. Her father, j. R. Hallowe1l,
has been in the city and is now re-
turned to the West.
Mrs. L. E. Richardson and JEFF and
John Waldon are entertaining their
father from Columbia, Mo. He came
this week, accompanied also by Mrs
John Waldon, who has been there ON
visit, and Miss Lillian Richardson.
The finals in the tournament were
played Sunday on the Winona court
Single championship was won by b.
Robinson, doubles by X. Hayes and
G. q. Langston. The association ente
beautiful purple and white penants a.
trophies The tournament will be an
annual affair.
Mrs. Frank Burnley entertained, at
cards last Friday night. Miss Pap