Franklin's paper the statesman., August 17, 1906, Image 12

About Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912

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News from all parts of the West.
GRAND JUNCTION, COLO.
Miss Anna Coleman was in the city
a few days, the gueßt of Miss Bessie
Price.
Miss Bertha Pitts left tor her home
In Montrose. Miss Pitts is one of
Montrose's High school students and
a very brilliant young lady.
Mr. Reed and family arrived in
Grand Junction a few days ago from
Kansas.
W. W. Taylor of Salt Lake sloped
over on his way te Pueblo to mpet the
grand lodge.
Mr. James Harris left in company of
Mr. Taylor.
Miss Bessie Price, who has been
very sick, has entirely recovered.
Mrs. McCalby is in the city for an
indeflnite stay and is making her home
with Mrs. John Newman.
Miss Anna Newman is visiting in
Glenwood Springs.
Mr. Austin of Lafayette, Missouri,
is in the city, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hines.
Mrs. Felix Buckner arrived In Grand
Junction, her former home, and Is
stopping with Mr. and Mrs. James
Harris.
Mr. Butler is visiting - his wife for a
few days.
Marcus Hines is slowly Improving
after a severe spell of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sheldon was j
the guest of Mrs. Warfields Monday ;
evening; also Mrs. John Newman.
Mrs. Lee Williams, who has been j
very sick with appendicitis has recov
ered and Is able to be out and at her
husband's place of business.
The Carnation Art Club met with
Mrs. T. P. Lnngon last Wednesday. The
discussions were miscellaneous, the
members choosing their subjects for
discussion. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Jas. Harris, where an Inter
esting program will be rendered.
Rev. Redd is collecting his dollar
money and the members and friends of
the church are rallying to the cause.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter
Golden left last Saturday for Sallda.
their future home.
Mrs. James Harris Is on the sick list
laist Thursday the Carnation Art
Club gave a reception at the residence
of Mrs. T. P. in honor of Mrs.
Win. Sheldon. The house was beauti
fully decorated in pink and green The
table was a bower of beautiful cut flow
ers and potted plants. In *he center of
the table set a huge cake of ice,
moulded out in the center and cham
pagne punch served from It. The la
dle* were beautifully gowned. Mrs.
THE STATESMAN, DENVER, COLORADO.
Sheldon, the guest of honor’s costume
was a delicate gray silk mull and dia
monds. In the evening ihe affair was
continued with games and dancing,
the gentlemen being preseni, who
seemed to enjoy themselves. It was a
late hour when the guests dispersed
to their homes, wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon many such events.
Mme. Walker, the hair grower, af
ter spending two successful weeks In
Trinidad and Pueblo, will spend the
week of August 20th in Colorado
Springs, after which she will return to
Denver, where she will remain only
two weeks, to straighten up her busi
ness affairs; after which she will posi
tively leave on her southern tour. Mine
Walker's wonderful hair grower has
proven beyond question to be the most
wonderful hair preparation yet discov
ered. It is soothing to the Bcalp and
brings quicker results than any other.
Those who have been treated by Mine.
Walker need no Invitation. Those who
have not should not miss the opportun
ity of receiving at least one treatment
before she takes her departure from
Denver. She has a natural gift for
growing hair and guarantees to start
it to growing with one treatment, as
no other has yet done. Mine. Walker
" HI tie at home to her many customers
the 20th Inst, and will remain only
two weeks before leaving to put her
wonderful hair grower on the market
throughout the country Address 2-110
Champa street.
First Aniline Dye.
It le 60 years ago since William
Henry Perkins extracted from coal-tar
the first o t the aniline dyes—"mauve."
The Jubilee of that event la about to
be celebrated and honor done to the
Utcoverar.
The brand that’s always good”
Baxter’s Bullheads
5 CENT CIGAR
The'Baxter Cigar Co., Denver.
MRS. NANNIE KING, Prop.
The Little Cottage Dining Room.
1936 Arapahoe Street.
Surpassing Cuisine--Quick Service-Three
Meals daily—Regular Dinner at Noon.
Special Sunday Dinner from 12 to 3 p. m.
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PIANOS SIOO.
And Upwards.
Anyone may have a Plana delivered at enee to
02.00 per week payments.
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COLUMBINE MUSIC CO,
Floor Charles Building.
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Hair Dressing
PARLORS.
Shampooing. Catting and Carlin*
All Hair Work made to ordar. Hair
Tonic*. Sca'p Treatments, Manlcur-
In*: Stage Wig* for rent for theat
rical uee or ma*k ban*. Cheapest
■wltobaa, SO rant*. Good* deliver*d
out of tba city.
1219 Hat St. Denver, Colo
Phone 1797 Olive.