The Denver star., 1913-05-24
LAWYER TOWNSEND WON AN
IMPORTANT CASE FOR ED.
FOUNTAINE.

- NW!Gn iOWNSENO WON AN
IMPORTANT CASE FOR ED.
FOUNTAlNE.
1t was in this way: Dr. Hodges
was called some four years ago to at
tend Mrs. Fountaine. Mr.. Fountaine
told DR.. Hodges that he was prepared
with his doctor to render all neces-
sary medical services to his wife, and
notified him personally not to doctor
his wife; that If he did, he (Foun-
taine) would not be responsible for the
pay. Dr. Hodges did not heed the no
tice given him, but continued to doc
tor Mrs. Fountaine for one year, his
services amounting to more than 5000,
which Mr.. Fountaine would not pay
any part Of The doctor then sued
Fountaine in a justice court and got
a verdict against him, but Lawyer
Townsend knew that the justice was
wrong in his decision on the law and
took an appeal to the County Court
and tried the case before a jury Fri
day and, under the instructions and
the shrewd presentation of the case
by Lawyer Townsend. the jury said
Mr.. Fountaine does not have to pay
the doctor.
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Mr.. jackson and Rev. Wiseman, solo,
lists, in "St. Johns Eve" June 18th.
Jack Wins. who died at the County
hospital, was buried Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock from the parlors of the
Douglass Undertaking Company. The
remains were laid to rest in Riverside
cemetery. Rev. F. Bray officiated.
One large front room for rent, mod
ern house. private family, on two car
lines. Two gentlemen or man and
wife. 2405 Humboldt street. York
1881.
Mrs. Mamie Tucker. who died at
the Park Avenue hospital Saturday.
was buried Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the Douglass Undertak
ing Parlors. Her remains were laid
at rest in F'airmont cemetery, Rev.
Reynolds officiating.
City election of the most popular
young lady in the city of Denver.
The following named ladies have en-
tered the contest:
Miss Alberta Waldon,
Miss Ophelia Tucker,
Miss Fanchon Thrashley.
Miss Bessie Wade,
Miss Hazel Scott.
Awards to be given at the Bethle-
hem-Baptist Church the last night
during the feast in the wilderness:
date to be announced in next issue
Take the stump for your choice OF
these five young ladies.
Nicely furnished rooms in modern
home. with kitchen privileges. Mrs.
Baker. 2456 Glenarm Pl Phone Main
1856.
Fish Fry Saturday night, May "a.
at the home of Sister Laura Moore.
2755 Welton street. Everybody is
Welcome.
Miss Margaret Willis will leave
shortly for the west and north. She
will visit Boulder before returning
home.
Mrs. Ernest Howard left last
Thursday for Portland, Seattle and
other points, to be gone four months.
You will be satisfied after hearing
the rendition Of "St. Johns Eve"
uS Sibo ~ tCoSuktu8 W VIII INS oP "
the reputation which II has been
years in establishing. :. :. :. :. :.
| Miss Thirspen Briedlove. after six
months stay in indianapolis with her
| aunt, Nine. C. ]. Walker, has return
ed home. Owing to the condition of
her health she was unable to remain.
While there she learned OF Nine.
Walkers method of treating the
| scalp. OF which she will take up in
few weeks.
FOR RENT-Rooms in a compara-
lively new house, newly furnished.
reat and clean. York 248O. 2542
Franklin street.
Lawyer A. Wiley Lewis successful
1y handled the case Of VIM. Wright.
charged with criminal non-support. in
West Side court. The case resulted
in an acquittal Monday afternoon.
Keen off date-Iawn social May 20.
Tire Caribbean club will give a MAJ,
pole winding. A parasoI for best
wirder Residence OF Matilda Jacob.
1912 Welton. Don't miss 1t.
Rev. II. L. Pope left Tuesday night
for Boulder.