Cañon City record., 1897-07-22
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Grand Chancellor G. G. Dawson was
in Colorado Springs and Colorado City
last week, visiting the X. p Lodges of
those cities.
r. NJ and Mrs Harding, Mrs. Il. 5
Lewis and Mrs. +. A. Reynolds arc
visiting in Buena Vista. at the home of
Mrs. q. p. Hoyt.
: The graphaphone at Palmer's drug
store is attracting considerable atten-
ton. 1t is equal to a regular phono-
graph. The most popular piece is VIM
Bryan's Chicago speech.
Willis Bristol, who for several years
has conducted the barber shop next
door to the RECORD office, has sold out
his business to John Denoon. Mr..
Bristol left Tuesday for Denver, where
he joins his wife and daughter.
Herbert Greenleaf Lewis is visiting
in Canon City. He has been here over
a week and is so well pleased with our
city that he expects to make it his per-
manent home.
Miss Winifred Brown de, arted last
Thursday evening for an extended visit
with relatives at Kansas City. Miss
Brown will remain for the summer at
least and may probably stay for a year
at that place.
DIR. Howe has experienced, during
the past few days, some of the trials of
making preparations for housekeeping;
however, he and Mrs. Howe are now
very nicely located in their commodious
home at S31 Main street, across from
the Geo. Baker residence.
Scott Woodward has returned from a
two weeks stay at Canon City, much
improved in health His wrist is getting
quite strong again and if he meets with
no further adverses he will soon be able
to resume work.-Altman Champion.
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County Clerk Nilsson, in company
with a friend who is an ardent, though
somewhat unsophisticated desciple OF
the rod, went over Marshall Pass last
Saturday and brought back nice string
of trout numbering one hundred and
twenty.
Miss Ada Gum, of McKeesport, Pa.
arrived in Canon City last Saturday and
is staying with her sister, Mrs. w. j.
Fisher Miss Gum is one of the
teachers for the coming year in the
Canon schools. For several years past
she has taught in the schools of McKees-
port.
The story is going around of a Young
Canon lady who stuck needle in her
waist some weeks ago. The other day
the needle worked out of the arm of a
young man in the neighborhood. As
be readily seen.
A. II. Davis, the shoe man, returned
the first of the week from weeks visit
to Tallahassee and Whitehorn. Mr.
Davis went ostensibly for rest and rec
reation, but it is not unlikely that he
took occasion to stake out few mining
at that young gold camp.
Six bright and handsome young ladies
are picnicking to-day OH Grape creek
They will doubtless spend the feeting
hours in climbing the mountain-sides
in quest of choice and fragrant flowers
or dallying in the limpid waters in some
seqpestered nook. They are Misses
Dutro, Haag, Barton, Reese, shoemaker
and Coville.
On Thursday night. July 18th, the
| Central block, one of the most hand
some office and business blocks in Pue-
bio, was nearly destroyed by fire. The
damage is estimated at about $4,000.
1t was in this building that DR.. Gerber
and Drs. Z. A. and Margaret Darby, all
formerly of Canon, had offices. Drs.
| Darby lost much of their office fixtures
but which were protected by insurance.
Fancy Creamery Butter---Tan-
ner's.
| Prof. w. A. Hunt, who for the past
two years has had charge of the Depart
ment of Science in our High School,
has returned for a few weeks sojourn
here before going to Denver, where he
has accepted a position as professor of
mathematics in the North Side High
Schools. Mr.. Hunt was the lucky appli-
cant ont of sixty who applied for the
place.
Open evenings, at DAVIS Shoe Store.
A Birthday reception was given at
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