The Colorado statesman., 1919-06-28

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During the months Of July and Au-
aust this paper will be published on
thursday for the benefit Of our ad-
vertisers and subscribers who engage
in the haIf-holiday session during sum-
rer Subscribers and other patrons
LEAVING the city for the usual vacation
neriod can have their papers changed
"a their temporary addresses free Of
cost.
Mrs. Matte Scott has as her house
guest. Mrs. John Bailey of Manila, Z.
l.. and Mr. Floyd Roberts of Omaha,
Nebr.
Mrs. C. Anderson, mother of our
nopular townsman, Leonard Anderson,
left last Tuesday for Flagstaff, Ariz,
and San Diego, Cal, to spend the sum-
mer with her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee S. Walker the
brother and sister of Mrs. Mabel Fall
ings and Julia Frazier, a teacher of
Dallas. Tex, were the pleasant visit
ors of Mrs. Fallings last week.
Curtis Harris left last Wednesday
for his usual summer resort, the Stan
lev hotels, Estes Park. Accompanying
him were the other members of his
t., -
season of seasons this year in speak
ing of the financial end.
George Parsons, employe of the
graph company, spent his vacation
with his mother at Santa Fe n. Mex
Mr. Parsons returned this week and
speaks highly of the improved condi-
tions and prosperous outlook of that
section of the country.
Rev. Joseph William Miller of Port
land, Ore, is visiting with his brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Moore,
222S Downing street, for the summer.
While here he will attend the A. NJ. E.
conference to be held at Shorter's
next month. The reverend wears a
pleasing personality,
MISS CLEO HOBSON, who has
been absent from the city for one year
regaining her health in Los Angeles,
raeant-
ly in which her tonsils were extracted.
She is improving at this writing and
hopes to be in dear old Denver" as
she expresses, in August.
Edward B. Manley arrived this week
from Los Angeles. He is a musician,
and played with the Eighth Illinois
regiment for some time. Those who
have heard him declare he is a trom-
bone player of the first class, and an
effort is being made to retain his serv-
ices for our famous Morrison orches-
ira if he decides to remain here.
Rev. John Eliot Allen and wife of
Hutchinson, Kan, spent few days in
the city as the guests of the pastors
mother. He filled the pulpit of Zion
very satisfactorily last Sunday during
the illness of Rev. ID. E. Over. Rev.
Allen is in charge of the Second Bap-
tist Church, Hutchinson, Kan, and is
doing splendid work with his faith
full congregation.
Mrs. Ollie Elliott, well known in
church and lodge circles, is appointed
supreme grand deputy of the Frater-
nal Order of Ancient Sons and Daugh-
ters of Jerusalem. She is now invest
ed with the power to inaugurate
lodges. Mrs. Elliott is one of our pio-
neer and highly respected citizens, and
we congratulate her upon her promo
tion in her fraternal circle.
William Helm, mechanical chauffeur
with the Southard company, automo-
bile manufacturers Detroit, Mich, who
is in Denver for a few weeks, is one
of the entrants in the Denver-Cheyen-
ne races. which take place next month.
He will drive d "Revere Special" From
his expert driving, as we see MN
around town. Mr.. Helm bids fair to be
a keen competitor in the Forthcoming