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THE STATESMAN.
ORGAN OF THE COLORED PEOPLE IH COLORADO, WYOMIH6, MONTANA, UTAH AND NEW MEXICO.
VOL. XVII
COLORADO’S GREATEST RACE PAPER
News from all parts of the West.
CRIPPLE CREEK. COLO.
Mr*. Emma McCullough wishes to
aay to her friend* who do not know
where to find her, that she Is still at
the Welly block, room 5.
J. T. Thrower and wife, who for tic
past six year* hare resided In th'.s clt r.
and one of the most prominent fami
ne* In social circle* that the camp ever
afforded, left for Denver Mondar,
where they will buy a beautiful bom;.
Their many friends In this city regret
their departure.
Mrs. J. C. Canty Is very sick at*her
home on Warren avenue.
Many social functions were given
last week In ho-'or of the Throwers.
Among those that entertained were
Mesdames Cotwell. Craves and Deane.
Rev. John Turner made a business
trip to Pueblo last week.
Mrs. George Cotwell entertained at
a very private dinner party Saturday
at 6 o'clock. Covers were laid for six.
Rev. E. A. Reynolds left last week
to take charge of the Baptist Church
In Pueblo. Rev. Reynolds Is a Chris
tian man of much honor, and the
church at this place will miss him
greatly.
A dinner which for elaborate effect
has not been surpassed In this city for
months, was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Graves, 111 Spicer
street, Sunday. The event was an
ante-nuptial one to several friends of
Mr. and Mrn. Graves. At the appointed
time the Invited guests gathered
DENVER, COLORADO, FRfDAY, JUNE 1,1906
promplly iind sat down to a magnifi
cent banquet. Tho table was artls
tlcally decorated with carnations ot
various shades, while the lights also
formed a part of the decorations. The
dinner was served In six courses.
Aside from the guests of honor. Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Thrower, were Mr. and
Mrs. Colwell, Graves. Deane, Mes
dames McCullough and Mlllen.
K F. Canty Is visiting In the camp.
He expects to return to Denver tbo
Ist. where he has accepted a |>osltlon
In one of the leading drug stores.
Mrs. Jerry Robinson, who has under
gone a very painful operation In Victor,
Is reported much better.
When sight-seeing In the city, call
on Mrs. Ethel Blue for first-class
meals.
BALIDA, COLORADO.
We wish to correct the mistake
that was made In the last Issue con
cerning Mr W. W. DeMond's death
Mr and Mrs DeMond came from lead
vllle, seeking his health, but found no
relief, and professed a hope In Christ
Mrs. DeMond and Mrs. Brown were at
his bedside until the end came
Presiding Elder J. P. Watson of the
Colorado Springs district held a meet
ing at A. M. E. Mission Sunday and
returned to Pueblo Tuesday.
Anna Thomas and Mary Davis have
recovered from the measles.
Mm. W. H. Boyer was up from
Wellsvllle Tuesday.
lira Nora Allen Is getting along
nicely after her operation
Mr. ami Mrs J. J Hates and Mrs
Ella Drown accompanied the remains
of Mr W W. DoMond to Ix'advllle
and also Jason Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs II T. Brown spent the
evening with Mrs R M. Cargyle and
sister. E WILSON.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS NEWS.
Mrs. Brookins Is now her manager
of a tloral garden and a small chicken
ranch. She does a lucrative business
In the summer She Is also the only
colored florist In the state.
Out of twelve families here, eight
own or are buying their own homes.
The familiar faces known to the
Colorado Springs and Denver people
are Mrs. Callle Brown, sister of Mrs
W. H. Duncan; Mrs Harvey Neely and
husband; Mr and Mrs. Joe Donaldson,
and Mr. Foster, the genial custodian of
the D. fc R. 0. depot
Mrs. Morgan Rohlnson was the
pleasant guest of Mr and Mrs. Hug
gins last week She returned to Lead
vllle Sunday
After having worked so hard In the
recent election In Denver. J D D Riv
ers Is taking a recreation here, from
which place he will go to Seattle and
other Pacific points, after which hla
wife will take a visit to her Kansas
friends.
Wiley Adams, cousin of Miss Ida An
derson, Is enjoying the best of health
nowadays. He sends regards to all his
friends.
ASPEN NOTES.
Mrs McGruder and Mrs. Cavil have
both bought new homes and made ex
cellent repairs which make them look
like little mansions Mrs McGruder
will travel in the (all.
Mrs. George Robinson, who is so
well known in Denver and whose pa
latial residence is an admiration to all
entertained the Statesman circulator
and collector ai a Monday New Eng
land dinner.
C. E. Jackson will ac; as the State*-
man correspondent front uow on.
Mrs. Fanny Moore, who recently
came from Missouri, Is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Brown and
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hale send boat
wishes to their old Denver friend! and
announce they may come up during
the Elks' entertainment.
Out of eight families In Aspen, all
own or are buying their homes.
George G. Ross recognlie6 the pleas
ant hospitality shown him by Mrs. C.
W. Holmes in Canon City. Mrs. A. Bat
tle In Salida, Mrs. Harvey Neely In
Glenwood Springs. Mrs. Scott, the
Misses Newmans and Mrs. John Mappa
In Grand Junction, Mrs. George Robin
son and Mrs Hamilton Brown In As
pen.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE DATE.
Pythias I-odge No. 11, K. of P., will
give a grand picnic at Jefferson park,
July 4, 1906. Admission, 25 cents.
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