The Colorado statesman., 1923-07-07
Cheyenne, WyO.,
News

Kansas City, where she went to at
tend the funeral of her brother, Isom
Davis.
Robt. Randolph of Fort Wayne,
Ind, is in the city.
Sherman Freeman, formerly of
Gainesville, Texas, is permanent
resident of Cheyenne.
Miss b. Rose, formerly of Ardmore.
Okla, resides at S14 West Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. G. w. Mayo has returned from
an extended visit at GAINESVILLE, Texas
Mrs. Emma Bennett of Casper is a
visitor to our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Baker motored
to Denver to attend the Elk festival
Others of the party were Major NJ. I.
Dean, Tilford Ashford and Mrs Eva
Leonard.
Mr.. Robt. ogle of Washington, d. c.,
VIII spend the summer in Cheyenne
MIR. Ogle is private secretary to Sen
ator F. r. Warren.
Rev. w. t. Thornton, Rev. Hastings.
Miss Hattie Brown and Miss Dean and
Mrs. Elaine Gaskin Thompson attend
ed the Sunday school convention at
Boulder.
Rev. J. NJ. Endicott stopped over
Rev. S. S. Fairly returned from Ar
kansas, where he went to attend the
National Baptist Sunday School and
B. Y. p. U.
The fourth annual sermon of Chey-
enne Civic League of Colored People
was held at Second Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon. Rev. w. L. Thorn
ton of Allen Chapel officiated. Rev.
Thornton accepted his text from mum.
bers NV. 40: go not up, for the
Lord is not among you; that We be not
smitten before your enemies" The
sermon was interesting.
MIR. Eugene Bryant motored to Dem
yer on Monday to attend Elks festiv-
tiles. Miss Nellie Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones were members of the
Bryant party.
Messrs. Poole Turner and w. F.
Smith returned from Denver with high
er Masonic honors.
Mrs. Poole Turner accompanied her
husband to Denver but was unable TO
accompany him across the desert
sands"
AS result of an automobile acci-
dent Wednesday morning, between
Cheyenne and Greeley, Colo, the fol-
lowing persons were injured: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e. Brown, Hattie, Theodore
and Jered, daughter and sons of Mr..
Brown, 902 West Twentieth street
Dorothy Crumley and Theodore Crum-
ley, Twentieth and Dillon streets. Mr.
theodore Brown was driving the new
Nash closed car. 1t became unman-
ageable and ran over embankment. car
Deing wrecked. Only a miracle saved
the lives of the party. Mrs. Brown and
theodore Crumley sustained dislo-
GATED shoulders and other bruises. The
other members of the party were bad
ly cut and bruised Mr.. ]. w. Highley-
man, superintendent of shops, U. p. r. |
H., who was enroute to Greeley with
u party OF friends, assisted the Brown
family into the Highleyman auto and
brought them to Francis Warren Me
mortal hospital. Mrs. Brown and
Theodore Crumley are confined at the
hospital.
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subscribers of THE COLORADO
to pay his delinquent |
and renew subscription.
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THE COLORADO STATESMAN, No.
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me l will receipt you for any amount.
Times are prosperous in Cheyenne and
1t is only fair you should pay for your
paper. THE STATESMAN has al
lowed unlimited space to herald Chey-
enne news and feel it fair to the pub
Usher of this paper to pay up, as we
do other bills I shall feel we are i'm
proving on t HE COLORADO
if all subscriptions are
not paid up by August 1st. 1 shall
resign as agent, because 1 feel Chey-
enne should appreciate the liberal
space allowed for our city. Do not
sponge your reading.
Respectfully,
CLARENCE ]. TOLIvER, Agent.