Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
ODD FELLOWS
TO CONTEST
Field Day, Drills, Social High Jinks
for Famous Eastern Regiment


cessiul, eacn receiving pretty indian
aeaus drawn uy Mass Cave. MISS
ausun received the consoiation prize
III TINS contest. Dainty refreshments
we're served Dy the hostess, assisted
vy MISS Inistie. Those enjoying Miss
cave hospitality were: Misses Eun-
ice Ashford. Pearl Ewing. virgil Gas
KIN, Ruth Robinson, katheryn Thistle,
LIIIIan J.nerson. EVA Palmer, Bertha
LarKIns, tugenla Austin ana Whine
Burros.
Miss s. Katheryn Thistle was the
charming hostess at a dinner party
SUNDAY, May IA. Covers were laid
Ior Misses Lillian jefferson. Virgil
0askin and Arminta Cave.
The G. u. y. OF q. +. and the House
hold OF Ruth had their annual Thanks
giving sermon preached Sunday even
ing. May IA, by Rev. Washington.
Beautiful music was rendered by the
II Household ohotss -sAssisteA. by
IAiessrs. Jefferson and Pierson. A very
interesting paper was read by Mrs.
J. A Baker. The prosperity of the
lodge was shown by the large num-
ber that turned out.
Mrs, Burrows. mother OF Mrs. Capt
Young. departed Sunday night on an
extended visit in California.
Mrs. James Washington is rapidly
recovering from recent sick spell
Mrs. Sergt. Major Brown Is slowly
improving.
The Womans Mite Missionary So
ciety will give bazar. May % and
&c. The first evening a maypole drill
and the crown of the May Queen"
will take place and on the second
evening play entitled "A Maid
Wanted" will be given. An admission
of 10 cents Will be charged each even
ing. Supper will be served at 5 p. IN.
each evening.
Rumors have it that the Ninth Cav
airy will return to Fl. Russell about
June LIST. Nothing definite is known
as there are SO many reports about
their return.
Capt Charles Young returned from
Ft. Sam Houston to attend trial at
FIT. Russell
Mrs. Capt. Young gave n surprise
party for her grandmother. Mrs. Bur-
rows, Saturday afternoon, at her beau
tiful home in FIT. Russell. Those in
vited to bid Mrs. Burrows farewell
were; Mesdames II. c. Jefferson,
George Hopkins, NJ. Hamiler, S.
Smith. l. Palmer. C. Smith, James
Washington and Miss Anna Jones. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mr.. Nolle II. Smith departed last
week to resume his duties at Rock
River. Wyo.. after spending few
days with his parents. Since leaving,
Mr.. Smith met with very painful
accident, having one of his eyes bad
ly injured by an exposition of gun
He had to go to Laramie for treat
ment.
Miss s. Katheryn Thistle, one OF
Cheyennes most prominent young la
dies, has returned home after teach
in gschool during the winter term.
Miss Thistle graduated with honors
from the Cheyenne High school and
was Immediately given position
which no one OF her race had filed.
This position was teaching school in
this state. She filled this position
with the same dignity and ambition
that she uses in performing every
thing she undertakes. She was heart
lily welcomed home as are all such
HOoiO yOuh6 WOAiCA.
Mrs. l.. H. Vaughn Is confined to
her home in Ft. Russell. She is slow
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hamiler have
closed down their restaurant and are
trip to Oklahoma. At
present they are at home to their
many friends in their beautiful home
on Reed street.
The two modern bungalows belong
ing to Mr.. c. A. Robinson are nearing
Policeman J. A. Baker spent sew
eral days In Laramie last week, per-
his oflciaf duties.
Mrs. Myrtle A6hford has been quite
sick with neuralgia.