Cañon City record., 1898-07-07

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Mrs. Plummer had Herb well in hand
all day long.
Norman McCloud, Emmer McElhaney
Bertha and Jessie Gardner, Fannie
Stumpf, Clyde Minor and Fred Card
ner all enjoyed the great parade and
display of patriotism at Pueblo.
The Misses Anna Holland and Anna
Mills also partook of the hospitality
Of the Smoky City.
Frank Wright. assisted by a party
of friends, attempted to change the
complexion of the Little Pittsburg of
the Arkansas to brilliant hue, but
with inferior success.
Archie White saw the elephant at
Pueblo and reckons he had about as
much good time as anybody. He
is on duty at the recorders Office all
right anyway.
doc" Moore, Bert Ellis, Jim
Graham, John Bransford, Fred Moore
and Geo. Hoffman took part in the Pu-
eblo bicycle races, two or three of
them making excellent showing, but
neither succeeding in winning any
Thing.
Ben Brown and Ed Fowler of the
RECORD carrier force were in the
battle Of States and Nations. ANY
irregularities in delivery may be
credited to this fact.
L. W. Felter, H. ]. Reiter and Geo
Anderson climbed Pixies Peak Sunday
night to see the sunrise on the "Glor-
ious Fourth"
Geo. Wood, the transfer man, took
his family out to the Sommeryille
ranch and reports splendid time.
John Davis courted the goddess of
pleasures amid the clouds (of burned
POWDER at Victor and other points
in the gold belt.
Prof. and Mrs. Wasson went to Pu-
eblo Saturday evening remaining over
for the pageant.
Miss Alice Harding, Nellie Brown
and Clara Mccoy passed the day with
Mrs. Gay at her Fruitmere home.
Mr.. Ashby and family of South
Canon assisted in making Pueblo's
day big success.
Harry Alden. Robt. and Claude
Amick attended the Pageant of States
and Nations at Pueblo.
C. W. Bowman, editor of the Clip
per, visited friends at Pueblo and
joined in the great parade.
Mr. Blades took in the sights of
the great gold camp.
Miss Elsie Ray of South Canon was
entertained by relatives at Florence.
Judge Cooper and party picnicked
in the foothills.
Ed and George Hines witnessed the
great display at Victor.
C. A. Biggs and family and W. E.
Galley picnicked on Chandler Creek.
Mrs. Allie Thurman-Hood enjoyed
a visit with her parents at Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Helm helped to
swell the crowd at Pueblo.
Mrs. Frank Manning and son were
among those who went to Florence
for the day.
DIR. and Mrs. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Dozier and Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Conkle headed party of fourteen
who highly enjoyed picnic at the
Basin" over the Oak Creek grade.
From an elevated position near the
hog back, extending the range OF
vision from the Hot Springs hotel To
Brookside and Fourmile. the display
of fireworks in the evening was an in
teresting sight. The hiss and boom
of the skyrocket and the thunder of
the cannon cracker was almost in
cessant for the period of an hour or
more, but was relieved by the flash OF
the vari-colored Roman candle and
Dewey light which rendered the
whole very attractive. By far the
most elaborote displays were those at
the penitentiary and the Reynolds
residence, but there were many Others
of minor Importance which helped to
make these more perceptible.
Among the Wounded.
Special to the Record.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The follow