Cañon City record., 1897-07-29

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CO.. NEW YORK.
Gen. j. II. Maupin transacted i'm.
portant business in Cripple Greek the
first of the week.
Mr.. George Baker has lately received
some fine specimens of god bearing ore
from his Southern property.
S. T. Higgins left with his family
Wednesday morning for Whitehorn
where they will spena about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Main, of Swayzee.
Indiana, are spending few weeks in
Canon City. They are boarding at
Mrs. Nelson's.
ID. V. Donaldson, of Colorado Springs
was in the city one or two days of this
week on business in reference to the
new power plant.
Mayor Orman went up to Canon City
yesterday to see the work on the new
Cripple Creek railroad. -(Tuesday 81
Pueblo Chieftain.
Mrs. Minnie Policy, who has been
confined for some time in the hospital
at Pueblo, returned home Wednesday
afternoon.
Vietta and Emma Hull, who have
been visiting their cousin Mrs. Chas.
F. Tanner, returned Monday to their
home in Pueblo.
Miss Emma Crawford, who has been
in Canon City for several months in
the employ of Mrs. Hall, the milliner,
has gone to Cripple Creek
H. G. McCandless came down from
Canon City Saturday night and is
spending few days vacation with his
brother Julius Florence Herald.
Mrs. McGinnis and Mrs. Allison ar.
rived in Canon City from Oklahoma on
last Monday. Mrs. McGinnis expects
to buy property and locate here per-
manently.
Mr.. John Spangler and wife, who
were married last week have returned
from their wedding tour and will com
mence housekeeping in their South
Canon home.
Rev. ID. Baldwin, of Denver, stopped
off here a few days on his way from
Leadville to Denver. Rev. Baldwin
was formerly pastor of the Baptist
church at this place.
1t will be welcome news to the
friends of Miss Florence Rockafellow
to know that she is convalescent after
quite serious sickness. She is now
able to sit up while each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sohns returned from
Denver Wednesday. Mrs Sohns has
been in the hospital there for some
time and returns much improved in
health
Samuel Bradbury, of South Canon,
has been very dangerously i'll for about
two weeks. DR.. Bradbury says his
condition is much improved and that
he is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. w. A. Helm, who has been
suffering with i'll health for number
of months, had severe relapse the
latter part of last week and for time
was III very critical condition. He is
much better now.
DIR. Craven's new brick residence in
Frnitmere is completed and ready for
occupancy. The house contains six
rooms, besides closets and cellar. 1t is
a neat, handsome structure and con-
tains all the modern improvements.
The Doctor expects to move into IL in
about two weeks
A party composed of Mrs. Bartlett
Miss Floy McFarlane, Miss Upson and
Messrs. Charlie and George Rocka
fellow drove to Cripple Creek Saturday
and returned Sunday. From Cripple
Creek they drove to Altman. 1t is said
that the view from thai place is one of
the finest that may be seen in the state.
The town is II 400 feet high.
Joseph Shimoon, native of Persia,
will lecture at the Y. NJ. e. A. hall
saturday night Oh the subject, "The
Customs and Manners of o OrieltalLife.'
rhe lecture is given in behalf of the
Y. NJ. CA. Mr.. Sbimoon comes highly
recommended by the pulpit and press.
An admission fee Of 70 cents will be
charged.
BE sure to call on DIR. K. q. Sspero.
the well-knOwn surgeon and specialist
In diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and
throat and expert opticIan- At Cen