Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-08-03

Prof Joe Herriford has come to the
state on visit while enjoying the
summer vacation from his duties as
teacher in aKnsas City
Despite the gloom of Thursday, the
Odd Fellows ook a good crowd to
Dome Rock where the canon beauties
and sports gave all good time. |
Arapahoe Lodge has only recently re-
turned to the scene as one of the city's
entertainers and its first attempt was
pleasing in the fullest.
A storm which destroyed track de-
layed the return of the Glacier Lake
excursionists on Wednesday until
midnight. But they had a big time
while gone, and so could the more
cheerfully bear with the fury of ma
ture.
AT the home of Mrs Thenis Bush
| on Wednesday evening, the Twen-
tieth Century Art club gave a surprise
on three of it's members who are leav-
! ing the city. Mrs. Idella Holley who
goes to Alamosa, Mrs S. Hicks who
goes to Portland and Mrs. Geo. Elgin
who goes to Colorado Springs. A
short program and social amusements
| preceded refreshments, all of which
were generally enjoyed The depart
] ing ladies were given remembrances
in tn shape of handpainted china.
Mrs. A. W. Stradwick has gone to
Kansas City, leaving Saturday, for a
two weeks visit.
| The Republican assembly had three
colored delegates: Rev X. P. Bond OF
La Junta, Mr. Woods OF Colorado
Springs and c. A. Franklin of Den
yer. 1t met in the Auditorium on
| Wednesday.
| Nothing is too good for the patrons
of he Newport Salon. The propri-
etors, Messrs. Frazier and Lewis, have
recently installed a compression tank
ana appliances so that draught beer
is served with ali the modern con
veniences found anywhere.
a souvenir program has reached
/ the city of the anniversary exercises
of the Bethel Baptist Institutional
church of Jacksonville, Fla. of which
Rev. j. f. Ford is pastor. The birth
day cake which was a huge one was
sent TO Mrs. Ford as token.
Mrs. Perry, wife of Dr. Perry, who
was here on a honeymoon trip few
weeks ago is now seriously i'll in her
home in Kansas City.
/
| ception yesterday afternon in honor
| of her sister, Mrs. Bert Alexander of
Topeka, Mrs. DR.. Taylor of Topeka
and Miss Essie Talbot Of Pine Bluff,
Ark.
| FOR RENT IN COLORADO
| SPRINGS-Rooms in modern house.
handsomely furnished. 321 E. Cim-
arron street. Miss Coins.
| Miss BERTHE Ellis graduate nurse
from Lawrence is visiting her brother
Bert.
Miss Blanche Twyan of Kansas
! City has come to spsend while with
Mrs. Ella Savage. The two ladies
are going to Gienwood Springs where
they Will occupy cottage for the bal
ance of the summer.
Rev. Reynolds invites the presence
of the public at the revival meetings
still in progress in the tent at 2Sth
and Lawrence streets.
FOR RENT-Modern five-room cot
tage at 2451 Lafayette. Apply at 2337
Glenarm Place. Phone Olive 1343.
her home in Los Angeles after six
weeks visit with friends in Boulder
and Denver
a. NJ. Wilson of Springfield. Mo. is in
the city. Stopping at 921 27th street.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Vaughn of
doberly, Mo. are visiting Mrs.
wimms of 2227 Humboldt street.
Miss Cleo Crawford, niece of Mrs
NJ. A. Turner returned home with her
from Kansas City. Mrs A. HUM of
Kansas City is also the guest of Mrs
Turner.
Throw away your old china.
Get one of the dinner sets which
The Statesman offers its subscribers.
Inspect them in our window.
Sold for half the store price. Only
$3.50 the set
BOOKER T. SAYS