The Denver star., 1913-03-22
From Out of Town.
COLORADO SPRINGS NEWS.
(E. B. Butler,


H. Franklin Bray of Denver, Revs. A
H. Brooks, ]. B. Holmes and j. 2
Watson of Pueblo were in the cit
Monday to attend the funeral of Rev
j. j. Pleasant.
Mrs. VIM. French and sister, Mis-
Myrtle Reed. arrived home from st
Joseph, Mo-, where Mrs. French has
been for the past few months.
Miss Belle Carter went to Denver
Wednesday, to spend a while with
| her sister, Mrs. Willis Ridgeway.
| Rev. NJ. Moore Jefferson returned
from independence, Kans., where he
went to attend the Annual Confer.
ence of the Nj. E. church last Tues
| day.
Mrs. E. Thorpe and Mrs. Minnie
Lamberth and children came up from
Grand Junction, Sunday. The former
| is the guest of Mrs. Sara Pennington
and the latter is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Tompkins of 7161h
E. Costilla street.
Mr.. s. H. Tarbet and Mr.. Luther
Tarbet came down from Denver. Sun
| day, having been called here on ac-
| count of the death of their mother.
Mrs. Harriet Lewis.
Mrs. j. p. Watson arrived from
Pueblo, Tuesday to make prepara-
tions to remove to Pueblo, where she
has been placed in charge of the Col
ored Orphanage and Old Folks Home.
Rev. and Mrs. Watson have just re
turned from Oklahoma, where they
have been conducting revival services
in the various towns of that state
Rev. ]. w. Braxton contemplates a
trip East and South in the very near
future
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Cammel will
take up their residence in Denver.
where Mr.. Cammel has taken an
| agency with the Gibraltar Securities
| Co., and the Financial Contract and
Investment Co., the first of next
month. We regret very much to lose
such good citizens.
Mrs Dickinson came down from
Denver Monday to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Lewis. She
and her cousin, Mr.. Luther Tarbet
returned to Denver, Tuesday evening
| Mrs. Reed, Mr. Carter and Mr.. Nit
chell are among the sick who are on
the road to recovery.
Mrs. Nellie Hewitt, who had been
| sick for some time. died at her home,
S24 South Weber street. THURSDAY
morning, March 18th. She was res
ident of this city for number Of
years and was said by those who
knew her to be faithful and loving
wife. She recently united with
Payne Chapel and was baptized in
that faith. The funeral services we're
held from the Farley e. Law under
taking establishment Saturday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock Peace" was the
subject of the most touching remarks
given by Rev. C. H. Boone, who had
charge of the services. She leaves a
devoted husband who administered
to her every want during her illness
two brothers and large circle oil
friends to mourn her loss To them
sympathy is extended. Interment was
in Evergreen cemetery.
Rev. A. NJ Ward, p. E, preached
the funeral of Rev. J. ]. Pleasant
who died at St Francis hospital las,
Saturday, at Payne Chapel. Monday
afternoon at half-past o'clock The
Revs. Holmes and Brooks of Pueblo
Bray of Denver. Braxton, Tillman and
Boone of this city. each assisted in
the service. which was very impress
sive. Rev Pleasant Is survived by
his wife and three children. The only
member of his family present was
Leslie, the eldest of the children the
others, who are in Kansas City, not
having found it possible to come His
remains were laid to rest in Ever
green cemetery. The deepest symp
athy goes out to the bereaved.
Mrs. Harriet Lewis, longtime
resident of this city and a highly re
spected citizen, was found dead ir
bed at her home, $50 East Costilla
street, Saturday. She had lived here
alone for number of years and was
a familiar figure in the neighborhood
where she established lasting friend
ships. She leaves two sons. Mr.. Sige
Tarbet and Mr. Luther Tarbet Of
Denver, grandson, Sigel. Jr., and &
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henrietta Tar
bet, of this city. The funeral wa.
held from st. Johns Baptist churcf
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3G o'clock
Rev. w. II. Tillman officiating Sht
, was buried in Evergreen cemetery
The deepest sympathy of the com
munity is with those who mourn hei
sudden taking away.
> Social.
The Odd Fellows club gave yer,
enjoyable social at Odd Fellows hal
last Wednesday night.
Rev. ]. F. Curtis was the dinne
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson
Sunday.
Club Notes.
The executive board of the Cit
t Federation will meet with Mrs NJ. L
Davis next Thursday night at 1890
All members Of board are urged t.
, attend.
| III 1cio al, -
Frances De Young, Friday afternoon
After a short time spent in rehears
ing Gertrude Wheeler, M. d. tn,
hostess served apple tapioca an,
cake. The next meeting will be will
Miss Bessie Hall.
The Treble Clef held its weekl.
| | mantinH with Mrc Ora Rrnddon