Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1912-11-30
COMING EVENTS.

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COMING EVENTS.
Dec. 27-Masons entertainment at
Eureka Hall.
The Self-Improvement Club meets
with Miss Lizzie Cowan next Monday
at 2512 Glenarm place.
A number of visitors were in the
city Thanksgiving and visited the
football game in the afternoon. A
crowd OF thirty came up from Colo
rado Springs. From Littleton came
Mrs. Pinchback. From Boulder came
Rev. Wiseman and Mrs. Moseley.
From Cheyenne Nolle Smith and
brother.
George Simmons, the Colorado
Springs editor, spent Wednesday in
the city accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. M. X Turner. who died at the
County Hospital was buried from
Shorter church Sunday, wit hthe
Douglass Undertakers in charge.
When you want the sick removed
10 any part of the city, call Main 6l23
for private ambulance.
Miss Reed and Ned OBanion were
among the many visitors from the
Springs.
~Brdlegs" Collins is numbered
among the sick. and has gone to the
hospital He is nearly blind as well
as in poor health. At one time he
achieved a reputation of national i'm
portance as trial horse in light
weight pugilistic circles, fighting men
Ike Joe Cans in the local arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Kinzy OF Los
Angeles. who used to be residents of
Denver. have been touring the North
west They We're the guests OF his
brother. 5. r. Burns. last week.
Peter Holmes is able to get about
somewhat after serious fall on the
new theater where he was helping in
the building He suffered n broken
arm and broken ribs. He fell fifty
feet and Il is miraculous that he was
not killed.
The loyerssor the dance are still
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harvest dance at Old Colony Hall last
week The burden OF the comment
IS not only the enterprise OF the ladies
In undertaking It but also the clever
response which the public made.
V y Wolfskiu has returned to the
city and Is again a part OF the Peer
less Musical Trio He has been in
Chicago for a number of months.
Mrs. Clara b. Franklin has been
called to San Antonio. Texas, by the
illness OF her mother.
Call on Mrs. Jessie Bryant Of 26o2
WeIton street for dressmakina Sat
Irae,ion guaranteed, Phone chamPa
2247.
The Bun Moose skating rink at
Manhattan Beach is open every Mon
DAY and Friday afternoons. Lessons
free.
Randolph Butler and l.. c. Connell
went to Colorado Springs Tuesday
night and installed the officers OF
Dunne Chapter No. 26 r. A. NJ. This
is the first set OF elective officers OF
this branch of higher Masonry in that
city which these men set up year
ago.
Word from Texas is to the effect
that Mrs Carl Wilson is improving in
health.
Caesar Dickerson. for years en-
Moved about the Brown Hotel TO as
sIst drummcrs with their sample
cases. passed away this week and is
being buried by his fellow employees.
The funeral taking place from the
parlors of the Douglass Undertaking
Company
The Masons' next big event. special
attraction for the holidays at Eureka
Hall Friday. Dec. 81, 1912. Admis.
sion soc. TrvHN
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