CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-03-10

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has rented the Martin residence in
South Canon. Mr.. Allen expects to
remain in Canon about a year hoping
that the change may benefit his
granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Gravestock
entertained small party of friends
at their home on Graydene avenue
Friday night. Music was the chief
feature of the evening. Light re-
freshments were served and the even
ing was enjoyed by all.
The Rocky Mountain nurseries are
now taking in orders for April delivery.
Get your orders in at once to secure
best home grown stock. loft
Rev. E. B. Cross, formerly pastor
of the Christian church at this place
and who moved to Chicago a short
time ago, is very low. They have
many friends here who wish for his
speedy recovery.
A jolly crowd of six went to the
Hanging Bridge up the Grand Canon
Saturday kodaking. After eating
their lunch they took several pictures
of the canon after which they re-
turned home.
The machinery for the stamp mill
at Bumbach Springs was taken up to
that place Monday for the purpose of
treating ore from Twelve Mile and
that vicinity. They expect to have
the machine in running order soon.
Plant shade trees in April. The
Rocky Mountain nurseries have a big
stock of maple, elm, ash, locust. walnut
poplar, etc. All home grown. You
can't afford to neglect this. loft
Miss Lille Higgins gave party to
about forty of her young friends
Thursday at her home on Rudd avenue
Refreshments were served and the
evening most pleasantly passed away
with games and social converse.
Mr.. Larry Maroney and family, whc
have been spending the past five
weeks in Canon, left Sunday for theil
home in Cripple Creek. After /;
short stay there they will return tt
Canon and make this their futur,
home.
Rev. P. j. Dickinson, of Virginia
arrived in Canon City Saturday ant
filled the pulpit an the Christian
church Sunday for the first time
Rev. Dickenson is fluent speake
and is now conducting revival meet
ing at the Christian church. All ar,
invited to attend the services.
If it's drugs that you will have,
From syrup to salve;
Or you want to buy picture or
book.
If Camera you desire,
That will do what you require,
Hunter Palmer's is the place for yo,
to look.
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The incorporation papers have beel
filed for the Canon City Ice, Light {
Power Company, capital stock 500,
600. The incorporators are: Hiram
H. Lee, Smith NJ. Shattuc and Hiram
H. Sheppard, all Colorado men. The
directors for first year are: Charlie.
S. Knowlton, Arthur E. Osmond ant
E. Storer Tice.
The readings for the library giver
by Mrs. Mcmillan will begin on Satur.
day, March 18th, at the A. o. U. W
hall at o'clock. These recitals are
more in the form of literary enter.
tainment than any elocutionary effort
Mrs. Mcmillan lends to the rhyme OF
the poet the beauty of her voice, and
her audience is held by the charm of
good literature well read.
A heavy span of horses for sale. En-.
quire at B. f. Stages shoe shop.
Pearl Taylor entertained twenty
four of her friends and playmates
from seven till nine Saturday evening
at mask party. The little ones ar
rived promptly at the appointed hour
all dressed in their costumes in which
they looked very pretty. The even