The Denver star., 1913-11-22

Mr.. Henry Gross is Ill at st. Fran
els hospital. He has been there a
week or more and seems to be i'm
proving from latest reports.
All the churches are planning some
thing on a large scale for Thanksgiy-
ing.
Rev. T. S. Jones has been called
to the pastorate of st. Johns Baptist
church. The congregation and the
people generally seem well pleased
with the choice.
Mr.. Adam Jones Is preparing to
open q grocery store at i02h South
Weber street. this week. Mr.. Jones
serves the patronage of all who are
interested In race enterprises.
Theodore. the 16-year-old son OF
Mrs. Maggie Carter after n short III
ness. brought on by an injury to the
knee some months ago. died in Sa-
Ida last Thursday evening. having
been taken there to the hospital
day or two previously. in the hope OF
being benefited. The remains were
brought to this city Friday afternoon
and the funeral was held from Payne
Chapel Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The church was full to over
flowing with associates and friends OF
the boy. whose life was in every way
exemplary. He leaves mother. sis
ter. many other relatives and host
of friends who are grieved that so
young life must pass. The deepest
sympathy Is extended the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill OF Pueblo were
visitors in the city last week.
Miss Elinor Braxton is expected
home from the East. where she has
been for the past few months. this
week.
Mrs. Reed of Pueblo is here attend
ing Mrs. Eliza Rice. who is quite Ill
at her home on North FL Paso street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rollins and little daugh-
ter Josephine and Mr.. Scipio Johnson
will leave for New York Sunday.
where Mr.. Johnson will be meeting
n relative who will take him to Bos-
ton, where he hopes for restoration
OF sight and general improvement
in health.
The MiZpath grocery store recently
opened by Mr.. Adam Jones. at 402k
South Weber street. presents a very
attractive appearance. He has put in
good stock of first-class groceries
and meats. A display OF fruit and
nuts in the large window makes one
stop and look in wistfully.
The revival meetings started at st.
Johns Baptist church last Sunday.
Rev. Jones. the pastor, is looking for
ward to big reaping in soul-saving.
He is urging other pastors and their
congregations to len dtheir aid.
ha i,,tt ,l. IL. 1t,
preparations for Thanksgiving dinner
at Odd Fellows hall next Thursday.
| News has been received of the
death of Mr., Thadius Taylor of Reno.
New, son of Rev. Polk Taylor OF Cal.
han. Mr.. Taylor Jr.. was in this city
only short time ago and contcm-
plated returning within little while
to reside.
Mr.. Isiah Carter and family. con-
sisting of his daughter. Mrs. NJ. l..
Davis and her son Henry, have re-
moved from 205 South Nevada ave-
nue. to 535 East Kiowa street, where
they will be pleased to have their
friends visit them.
The Telephone Club of little girls
rendered a good program at Payne
Chapel last Thursday night. Refresh
ments were served at the close osithe
program and a neat sum realized to
apply on parsonage telephone.
"The Devils Lot" club of young
girls, numbering about six. entertain
ed at an elaborate dinner Friday at
the home Of the Misses Myrtle and
Roselle Reed, on West Monument
street, complimentary to number OF
their young men friends who dubbed
themselves "The Devil Seekers The
young people thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.