Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-01-13

ciety to be in good condition.
There will be reunion of all True
Reformers and eX-True Reformers,
with a program and free refresh
ments, at 263O Welton street, Mon
day, Jan. %.
News has come from Cheyenne of
the death of D. E. Henry of consump-
ton, after a short illness. His re
mains will be brought to Denver for
burial, which will take place under
the auspices of Damon Lodge of the
knights of Pythias.
Frank Burnley, the genial manager
of the Railroad Men and Walters
club at 2149 Curtis street, is all smiles
these days. 1t seems that he has re
/ Gently carried off the prize in solo
the game that made Telluride famous
| In the meanwhile the others who play
the game say they are going to make
dent in the frame of the Cham
tpeen" so that the club is busy with
the training preparations of the vari-
Gus players.
Mrs. Reed, accompanied by her
daughter, is visiting here from Okla
homa, the guest of her niece, Mrs
Eva Tompkins.
Mrs Mayfeld of Marion street is
indisposed.
There was union missionary
meeting at Shorter church on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. w T. Vaughn continues to i'm
prove and is about well.
! The infant of Mr. and Mrs Geo
| McCaime is i'll.
/ Mrs. Gentry has a very sick child
Miss Lena Barnes, who is now in
/ Cheyenne, is expected down next
week.
A special troop OF riders will par
ticipate in the horse show, being men
| picked from the Ninth Cavalry to
show what they learn in the army.
Mrs. Nora Fairbanks goes to Chi
cago next week on business connect
ed with the inheritance of her son
Victor.
The first days of the honeymoon of
| Miss Annabelle Cooper and Mr.. Wal
| ter Ewing, who were made one by
Rev. over at the home o. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Gatewood recently, was
made happy by the thoughtful con
sideration of their friends. They re-
ceived a number of beautiful pres-'
ents from the guests present at the
wedding, among whom were Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Jackson, Mrs. NJ. L. Elliston, Mrs.
Gertrude Burns, Mrs. Frank Payne,
Mrs. Ella Burnley, Mrs susie Lamp
kin, Mrs. Carrie Smelling, Mrs. Mag
gle Adams, Mrs. Lille Eldridge, Mrs.
Blanche Lee, Mrs. Daisy Gentry, Miss
Bertha Bergeon, Miss Jennie Smith,
Miss Alberta Johnson. Then they
were accorded a surprise by the la
dies of the Truth Seekers class of
Zion church which of itself was
treat The young folks, who are just
making start out on the matrimon-
ial sea, are profoundly grateful to the
friends who have done so much to
make their beginning auspicious
At the home of Mrs. NJ. E. Mackey
club made their sympathy with Mrs.
Jas. Holly, who is recently bereaved,
the more marked by the gift of a
beautiful mourning veil. The sun
shine which the club is trying to
bring to the widow in the time of
sorrow is typical of the clubs efforts.
Mrs. Holly has been made to feel by
every one the high esteem in which
she and her husband have been held.
He was a man of long residence in
Denver, of Industrious habits, of kind
Illness and character. His tragic
death reflected his unselfsh life and
now the hands of friends are out
stretched to solace the widow.
Victor Walker is able to be out
again, after an illness of several days
Mrs Esther Morris suffered a Sc
we're blow on the head when she
slipped on the ice last week
Persons interested in basket ball
will meet at Zion church on Sunday,
Immediately after the Y. M. C. B.
meeting
PROMPT PAYMENT.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 10, 1912. O..
WesterD life e, Accident Co