Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-11

company OF GlenWoou Springs, speu'
Monday in the city He is an old po-
litical war horse. While he is not act
lively in the harness now, he sat up
long enough to say that the Repub-
licans of the state could do q whole
lot worse than name c. c. Parks OF
his town for governor.
Mrs. Georgia Smith has gone to
Cheyenne, after spending some time
with her mother.
| James Alexander, Charles Wilson
and G. w. Chivis of Los Angeles are
in the city.
On Thursday. May 16, there will
take place the Maypole plating and
spring carnival given by Evergreen
Chapter No. Sc, o. E. S., at Old Col
ony hall. Music by Goodman's or
chestra Admission 25 cents.
Miss Geraldine Marshbanks is in
the city this week on business. She
is connected with the Pueblo paper.
Every organized body of colored
women will rally to the support of the
Colored Women's Republican club by
attending their big meeting Monday
night at Shorter's church. Twenty
third and Washington avenue. Come
and hear j. w. Springer, Mrs. Dewey
Bailey, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher and
other well known speakers.
MRS. De PRIEST, Pres.
MRS. FALLINGS, Secy.
Messrs. Mcclure, Williams and
Rogers of Pueblo are in the city ar
ranging for the Eagle, with which
they are connected, to take part in
the city campaign on behalf of the
Speer Democratic ticket.
In the municipal parade Tuesday
there were two colofed persons in the
asphalt repair department, two po-
| licemen in the lines, several hodcar-
riers in the city shops division, two
janitors in the bath house wagon,
while officer Baker on the motorcycle
| led the way. The auditors depart
ment had one inspector.
Engine Company No. made a nice
appearance in the Fire Department
division.
| The colored supporters Of the Cit
| liens party have opened headquarters
at Twenty-frst and Arapalroe streets,
with A. ]. Fitzpatrick in charge.
| Week before last in a m-eting
which was remarkable for the gener-
GUS mention it received in the daily
press, the colored women Of Denver
organized into a Women's Republican
club, with Mrs. DePriest as president
and a large corps OF co-workers in
other offices, and fired their first gun
in the campaign in house meeting
at which Mrs. Dewey c. Bailey, wife
of the candidate for mayor. and other
prominent women were present. This
club has made Of Mrs. DePriest's
home permanent headquarters, with
literature, organized committees and
the like in full blast for Republican
success. 1t is to hold a monster rally
next week.
The young men of the city have a
Young Republicans club, which was
headquarters, and has since held a
rally, well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed, Thursday night Of this week.
Headquarters sometimes present a
very busy appearance. Since the op-
ening Tuesday of last week, its work
has begun to rise by leaps and bounds
SO that it seems to have found place
in the campaign otherwise not filed.
The Odd Fellows of all branches OF
tthe order will assemble at Shorter
church next Sunday afternoon who're
they will have their annual sermon
preached at 2 p. m. The attendance
Will exceed all past records.
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A May Fete will be held by the
Women's Guild of the Church of the
Redeemer at the Chapter House, East
Thirteenth avenue and Clarkson
street (by kind permission OF the
Very Rev. Dean Hart), on Tuesday
afternoon and evening, the 2Sth Of
May The chief features of the fete
will be fancy drills. babies contest,
sale of useful and fancy articles and
refreshments. Doors will be open at
3 o'cloc. "High Tea" from to 8
o'clock. Admission in the afternoon
| will be free. In the evening the
charge will be 25 cents.
Mrs. T. H. Webb is now at Repub-
iican Headquarters, 730 Nineteenth
street.
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convenient modern house. Mrs. Hen
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