Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED.

NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED.
Call on Mrs. G. w. Anderson al
1855 Clarkson street for Hair Goods
of all kinds. Pompadours and Switch
es made.
WANTED TO RENT small fur
nished house or four furnished rooms
This office.
FOR SALE-Seven room house
with bath at 2O24 Champa street
Also two furnished rooms for rent.
THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
To be given at Central Baptist
church Monday evening, April "a.
| Keep off of Monday night, May l.
May Pole Plating and Concert will be
given by Bethlehem Baptist Sunday
school, under the management of
Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, for the benefit of
the church rally.
Thos. Lewis has been numbered
among the sick this week.
| West Brothers was a scene of ami
nation on Easter Sunday The spe-
cial menu and music provided were
an attraction that caused the store to
be busy all day. In fact it was a rec
ord breaker. Then on Monday night
one could have called the roll of those
present at the palm dance and found
them all present at Vests eating the
best the market has. The crowd from
East Turner arrived later and took its
turn at the good things.
There is new star in the frma-
ment of Denver police. 1t is No. 2S3.
and Jesse Smith is the wearer. He is
accustomed to the work it entails.
having served as special many times
He is a plain clothes officer.
Robert Elmore, who is the butler
of millionaire VanTassell of Chey-
enne, came to the city Monday to at
tend the Elks' ball.
Mesdames Hattie Bruce and Haw-
kins were hosts at a dinner party on
Sunday at the Bruce home in the High
lands at which the guests were ]. K.
Lewis of Sunset, Colo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eliston. the Misses Garter. and Curtis
Harris.
Mrs. II. J. NJ. Brown was one year
older Friday and celebrated her birth
day by entertaining the Sewing circle
OF Zion Baptist church. y
The second anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark
was responsible for the pleasure sew
eral persons had at their home on the
North side Friday evening of last
week.
Max Andrews is undergoing his
third attack of typhoid fever. He has
been very i'll and is getting better.
His brother Clarence has come to the
city from Alamosa and is filing his
place with the Leyner company.
| James Howard Is confined to bed
and seriously III with blood poisoning.
| The Ozark club at 1852 Welton
street has been redecorated. It's APP
pearance is much improved thereby
and it makes nicer headquarters for
| its members.
All officers for the new Odd Fellows
lodge will be present at 1882 Arapa-
hoe street tonight to be installed.
| Don IdlI W see tIllS
as it is one of the best ever given at
this church. Admission 10 cents.
The Carnation Art club met Friday
with Mrs. Henderson. 2736 Welton,
and will meet next Friday with Mrs.
| Phillips. 1928 Curtis street.
| Mrs. Williams, president.
| Mrs. Henderson, secretary.
| The Sunshine club meets Thursday
evening, April 27th, with Mrs. Jose
phine Cassells, 1886 Ogden street
| After the business an interesting pro
gram will be rendered. The president
| desires all members to be present.
Mrs. Mackey. president.
Mrs. S. r. Burns, secretary.
At her residence Mrs. Geo. Logan
and Misses Overstreet and Clark in
vited few friends to spend a pleas
ant evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin, who leave for their home in Sc
dalia, Mo. The home was beautifully
arranged in white and pink. The
evening was pleasantly spent with va
rious games. Miss Zach and Miss Lo
gan presided at the piano. while Mrs
Copeland sang several beautiful se
lections. The ladies were beautiful,
gowned in their evening dresses ant
diamonds, while the men were in ful
dress The guests departed at late
hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mar
tin a happy journey and declare Mrs
Logan and the Misses Overstreet ana
Clark certainly know how to enter
tain their friends.
Special attention is called to the ad
vertisement of the charity entertain
ment appearing in this issue OF thi'
paper, giving the date and place OF thu