The Colorado statesman., 1919-08-16

Mrs. Aaron Bell of the Deerfield
colony visited the city for a few days
returning this week. She is very hope
full of the crop this year and still has
faith in a great future for the col
Ony.
Miss Beatrice Montgomery of 2937
Welton is enjoying her vacation in her
native city, Colorado Springs, where
the beauties of the past are being re-
vived by the renewal of friends, ac-
uuaintances and entertainments.
Capt. Thos. Campbell, highly re-
spected citizen and one of the clerks
in the District Court office, is enjoy
ing his vacation, during which time
he will visit Springfield, Mo-, and va
riOus points in the East and South.
Mrs. Kelly, mother of our late mu-
sician, William Kelly, is receiving
quite n consolation from the number
of friends who sympathize with her
over the loss of her son. She is still
in residence, 2241 Court place.
Mrs. Matte Wilson has returned to
her position at the Denver Club after
enjoying her vacation. Hard working
and painstaking in her duties, Mr.
Thos Williams, head of her depart
ment. has always word of commen-
dation for her faithful and Jealous
services.
Arthur Campbell, who arrived last
week Wednesday with the S15th Plo-
neer Infantry regiment, left last
Thursday with n party of noted Den
;tnA fiShinO
for seven days in the Platte Canon
Mr.. Campbell is an expert mechanical
chauffeur.
Mrs. V. Bolden of Greenville, Miss,
is here to enjoy summer in Colorado
and is being entertained by Mrs. Car
rie McClain, who has the reputation
of being one of Denver's leading mat
rons and a hostess of many accom-
pliShmentS.
Miss Matte Helms of 907 Sixth
Street. East Las Vegas, n. NJ, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Stone, at
the beautiful residence, 2422 Lafay-
cite street. She is having a most en-
joyable time.
Mesdames John Watkins and Harry
2419 Humboldt street, are having the
time of their lives during n ten-day
stay in Colorado Springs, where they
have met the most entertaining friends
and agreeable acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs George Parker of Sal
ina, Kan, left for their home after a
very splendid visit with their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle
of 1873 Lafayette. Their stay was one
round of pleasure, sightseeing by auto
and attendance at a variety of enter
tainments being the chief features.
Mr. Parker is veterinary surgeon,
who graduated some time ago from
Fort Collins, Colo.
Rev. G. Mcleod of Dearfield Col
ony, Chapleton, Colo, spent the week
end in Denver, combining business
with pleasurable visits to few
friends and well-wishers. The pastor
spoke very commercially of the col
onists and their perseverance to
achieve the success that will compel
the attraction and demand the recog-
milton that the colony merits. "In
spite of the drought of a few months"
said the Rev., "a bountiful crop is an
ticipated by everyone, who has de-
voted energy and time to farm devel-
opment."
The following persons motored to
Estes PARK last Saturday: Mrs. j. L.
Burnett, Mrs. Fannie Johnson, Miss
Katherine Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs
F. V. Cammel. Mr.. David Elliott drove
the party over in his Studebaker six
They were the guests of Mr.. c. NJ Har-
ris of the Stanley hotels and Mrs. Cora
Bragg of the Baldpate Inn. They re-
port beautiful scenery and n delight
full trip in connection with the grand
manner they We're entertained.
Mrs. C. A Terrell of Memphis, Tenn,