The statesman. [volume], March 09, 1906, Image 10

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Rev. John H. Pope will preach at
People M. E. Church at 11 a. m. Rev.
Weaver of Printers’ Home at p. m.
Trustees and stewards made their
year’s report, $925. They thank the
public and press for their kindness. J
which they have shown in their I
struggles.
Mr. W. E. Stone was in the city
this week and expects to reside here
permanently.
Mr. J. Hill has returned to us for
the summer.
Mrs. Ella Lagan and Mrs. Julia
Moore are to be commended for their
splendid Christian work in adding to |
the comforts of Mr. Thomas Priest in
the flour of sickness and pain. ' "A j
friend in need is a friend indeed.”
Mr. E. V. Cammel entertained a
few friends this week in honor of
Messrs. Frank Earl and Charlie West,
who left Thursday evening for their
homes in Michigan.
Lawrence Childress, the 7-yeur-old
son of Rev. and Mrs. Childress, died
Monday evening. The father arrived
from Anaconda, Mont. to attend the
funeral, which was held at Payne’s
chapel. Rev. Tillman officiated. In
terment at Evergreen.
Rev. H. R. Wilson, the noted evan
gelist from Texas, who has been as
listing Rev Gladden, has returned
home, after reaping a fruitful harvest
of souls.
Rev. W. C. Goens of Baltimore.
M>d., is in the city for a few days.
Bishop A. Grant will preach at
Payne’s chapel Tuesday evening.
Mrs. 1 aura Burred is ill with pneu
monia.
Mrs. Armstead is confined to her
bed.
Mr. Frank Fane of New York City
is visiting his mother, Mrs. S. Rice.
Mrs. E. R. Butler has been ill for
the past week.
Miss McCline Collins is quite ill. i
M/tNITOU, COuO.
The Cliff House opened March 1
Mr. N. 'V. smiley Is head waiter fro
the season. He held the same posi
tion two years ago. A number or
Denver young men have secured po
sitions at this date.
Mrs. C. Kerl Is visiting friends In
Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weston, accom
panied by Mr. Eugene OBett, arrived 1
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from Kansas City Saturday.
Mr. Wallace Simpson, who has been
the guest of his mother at Colorado
Springs, is in Manitou for an indefi
nite stay.
Messrs. John Russel and C. Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. John King, returned
j from Sait Lake last week,
j Mr. W. F. Briley of Pocatello, Ida
) ho, has accepted the Position of sec
ond waiter at the Cliff Mrs. Briley
j will join her husband later.
CRIPPLE CREEK. COLO.
I Mrs. S. Robinson returned last week
from a two months’ visit with her sis
ter in Wheeling, West Virginia.
• The tea given by Mrs. Pilgrims for
the benefit of tne Epiphany Mission
in Colorado Springs, was quite a so
rial affair. Nine dollars was realized.
The colonial dinner given at Handy
< Impel February 11 by the ladies of
the Columbine Art Club for the ben
efit of Rev. John Turner, was a grand
success socially and financially.
Much credit is due Mesdames Cot well
and Graves of victor for their untir
ing efforts in making the dinner a suc
cess.
The regular meeting of the Colum
bine Art Club was postponed for sev
eral weeks on account of the illness
of L. F. McCullough, whose wife is
president of the club.
■ Among e sick last week were Mes
dames Clay Cousin and Williams.
Mrs. Mary Fair, after spending the
past month in Salt Lake, returned to
the camp this week.
The many frieuds of L. T. McCul
lough will be pleased to know that he
is recovering from a recent severe ill
ness.
Rev. J, P. Watson held his second
quarterly meeting at Handy chapel
last Sunday, which was a success
spiritually and financially. Three
were added to the church.
Mrs. H. Dean returned to the camp
laFt week, after spending the past
i wo months at the bedside of her
father, who is very ill at his home
i near CofToyville, Kansas.
Mr. J. E. Robinson and Mrs. Minnie
I Taylor were quietly married last
: Wednesday evening by Rev. John
I Turner at the home of the bride’s sis
ter, Mrs. S. Robinson, 428 Warren ave
nue. Only a few intimate friends
j ware present.
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