The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1919-08-02
Cheyenne News
JOHN BARLEYcoRN CUTS NO
FIGURE.


Last week was Frontier Week in
Cheyenne II is said by the Frontier
committee that there We're more peo-
pie in the city last week for Frontier
than there has been for years, and
one of the largest street carnivals in
the history of Cheyenne. SO you see
that John BarleycOrn cut no large fig
ure in the Frontier festivities.
On account of the heavy rain storm
Sunday evening, none of the churches
of the city were able to hold services
Sunday night.
Mrs. Simon Smith and daughter
were in the city to attend Frontier
Days, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Gaskin of Oak
land California, are in the city visit
ing for several weeks before leaving
for Fulton, Missouri, where they VIII
visit their mother and brother, who
have just returned from France.
Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Tissue of
Eaton, Colo, were Frontier visitors
last week.
Mr.. Walter Davis has opened a
three chair bari r shop on Seven
teenth street and doing first-class
business.
Mrs. Charles Johnston, of 90S West
Twentieth street, has returned from
Chicago, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. William Smith has returned
from his visit in Omaha.
Sergt. and Mrs. Jones have returned
from their trip in st. Paul. MINI.
BELATED NEWS.
Mrs. Ollie Redd has returned from
the Minnesota Federation, which con-
vened at st. Paul June 18th, 26th and
9th. She was one of the delegates
to the Northwestern Federation, which
convened at North Dakota July LIST.
The next Biennial Federation will be
held at Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Redd is
chairman of the Executive Board of
Women's Federation, Colorado juris-
diction, and also president of the
Women's Searchlight Club, Cheyenne.
Mrs. Redd states that she had splen-
did time and was treated royalty at
both of these declarations.
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Muse We're in |
Eaton Sunday, where they held their
farewell services at the Bethel Bap- |
fist Church, where Rev. Muse has been |
pastoring for the past eighteen months
Rev. Muse says that they had splen-
did time and a large attendance of
colored, white and MeXicans and that |
he and Mrs. Muse were entertained |
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Har-
per They returned Sunday evening |
in an automobile, through the hospi- |
tality of Mrs. Fred Jones, accompanied |
by Mrs. Tissues and Mr.. Mack, who |
drove the car for Mrs. Jones. This |
treat was appreciated by Rev. and Mrs |
Muse. Mrs. Jones and party returned |
home Tuesday to Eaton.
Captain York is back from France |
and is now visiting his mother and |
sister, along with friends in the city. |
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. j. \.
Baker had an opening of their new |
place on Seventeenth street, where |
they serve all kinds of soft drinks
and ice cream. The place was crowd |
ed and the guests were highly enter
tanned with an Hawaiian band which |
was well accomplished. This is an up
to-date place, well furnished in every |
way. We are sure that this place is
well appreciated by the majority of
the colored people of this city.
Rev. w. l.. n. Baker is in the city |
for few days on business, expecting |
to return soon to Thermopolis, where !
he has been for the past three months
organizing an A. NJ. Il. Church. He
has been very successful and is eX-
pecting to be able to make II good re- |
port on his work there ut Conference.
Mr.. William Valentine is back in
the city after a year in west Wyom-
ing and Utah.