Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-10-19
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| prizes. good time is promised 10
all. Come masked or not masked
but come. Entrance fee 10 all coun-
tries, % cents. Entrance fee to any
one country, 10 cents.
Harvey Groves passed through the
city this week en- route to Kansas
| City with a load of cattle.
Llewellyn Bacon Relief Corps will
gave a social for the benefit OF the
old soldiers at the home of Mrs. Dean,
221S Clarkson street, Friday, October
25 Good program. All friends in
vited. Admission free.
George Robinson of Aspen has come
to the cIIy TO spend a week visiting.
! Mrs. Boone is expected in the city
this week, coming home from Wyom-
| ing.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rooms in a modern house, s1.50 per
week and up. Phone Champa 25l9.
Mrs Perteit, 1856 Welton street.
! A. j. Riley and wife have come to
the city from Alamosa. They are go
ing to leave that city TO make their
home permanently elsewhere. They
suffered the loss of their home by fire
a short while since.
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Riley are living
at 1925 Williams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parks, who
were out OF the city on their honey
moon. have returned home.
Peter Fossett is now in Florence,
Colo where he is employed.
Mrs Mamie Russell has gone to
Caspar. Wyo.
Mrs James Bryant, who has been
visiting her son here. returned home
TO Cincinnati Thursday.
Mrs Spencer of 2sth and California
is improving from her recent Illness.
John Laurence of Gunnison has
passed away.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in a
modern house at 2sO0 Arapahoe
street Phone Main 1881.
Miss Graham OF Wichita. cousin of
Mrs L. C. Brown. passed through the
city last week.
Mrs b. r Cleveland was in the city
last week. visiting with Mrs. L. Horne
few days.
Mrs Sadie Thompson OF Colorado
Springs. formerly of this city. passed
away there recently after an opera
ton for appendicitis. She was buried
Sunday. with Mrs Ely of this city
present at the services.
DR.. and Mrs Westbrook have
adopted an infant boy.
w, Hawkins of wooton. Colo, is in |
the city for a weeks visit
II. w Pierson is now conducting
the Rocky Mountain Athletic Barber
shop. giving frst-class service in
every particular.
L. C. Tumlin of the Mint is enjoy
ing his vacation.
On November 2l the Azalia Hack
ley Choral club will present one of its
number as the star in musical pro
gram supported by outside talent,
The Carnation Art club will give n
social entertainment tonight (the
19th) at the home of Mrs ]. w
Hardy. 2524 Clarkson street
Mr.. f. c. Payne has returned from
n much enjoyed trip to Virginia and
Washington, d C. He has let a con
tract for the remodeling of his home
on Clarkson street to the amount of
$500
MIR. E Carmichael of New York. |
who has been touring the west in the
Pullman service. spent the week in
Denver
w. H Rogers. formerly of Pueblo.
has come to the city to live, He in
tends bringing his family here soon.
Having for wears been one Of the |
prominent residents of the smoky
city, he will find place of usefulness
in Denver, Already he has united |
with Shorter church. and to some ex-
tent he is taking part in public life. |
For many years he was an employe |
of the Santa Fe railroad.
Mrs. A. Haig is going to Pueblo to
join her husband soon.
Miss Lruter of Trinidad, en- route |
home from Lincoln. Neb., was n Wis
itor in the city Tuesday.
Frank Pierson and family of Colo
RADIO Springs are carnival visitors.
Go to Dania hall Tuesday night.
Webster's orchestra will play all |
Il. .ght long