Cañon City record., 1898-10-20

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.eg- DR.. Geiger, dentist-Y. NJ. G. A. Blk
City Ticket Agent A. E. Ford, of
, be the Santa Fe, returned from Pitts
burg Sunday night. Mr.. Ford re-
n ports a delightful trip and splendid
time with the Sir knights.
Uncle John Gravestock left Thurs
day morning for Montrose, where he
will spend brief season with his son.
his He was accompanied by Miss Effie
Underhill, granddaughter.
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rted Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Craven and their
guest Miss Miles, who has been visit
-. ing them for several days, left Friday
afternoon for Sedalia, Missouri, where
they will visit several weeks.
N. 7. Hand and associates came in
from their bear hunt Monday. They
very each suffered terribly from nightmare
posi- and tell narrowing tales of narrow
escapes to avoid seeing bear.
sday Monday evening after the Wood
egal ward recital Miss Jessie Mack clever
ly presided over very pleasant little
eles, chafng dish affair given for her guest,
, of Miss Maude Brown, and few friends.
W. S. Hansbrough and family have
o as gone to Canon City for the winter,
lent the injuries sustained by Mrs. Hans
brough short time ago making it
necessary to move to lower altitude.
= Bare Hills Times.
E. G. Ryker, representing the Den
yer Republican, arrived in the city
o"n Saturday and will remain about two
! weeks. Mr.. Ryker is a splendid
gentleman and will be literally enter
ner- tanned by Canon people.
men DIED-Sunday morning, October
10th, 1898, of typhoid fever, Charles
sday Lincoln Royce, aged Is years. De-
hort ceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Boyce, of South Canon, and was
"a; bright, intelligent young man.
was DR.. Mary Phelps went Saturday to
Salida in company with Ike Gardner
:, who is suffering from cancer of the
~ stomach. Mr.. Gardner will be placed
''' in the Rio Grande hospital for the
purpose of undergoing a surgical
ican operation.
eheu The membership contest for the
Y. M. c. A. is rapidly developing into
dren active though friendly rivalry. One
the young man got up at a o'clock Tues
altb day morning, borrowed wheel and
rode out in the country mile or so
luay to secure member.
d is
sion DR.. Wilkinson lost valuable horse
=. Friday night. The docter had driven
.D in from long professional trip and
""' as soon as the animal was placed in
the stable she was inclined to lay
down and shortly afterward died.
Sa- Collie was undoubtedly the animals
an ailment.
her
c. e. Nicols, the big mining man
from the Bare Hills, and float repre-
st. sentative on the Republican and Sill
with yer Republican ticket for Chaffee and
his Fremont counties, was down Tuesday.
Mr.. Nicols has many friends in this
section Of the county and is a man
80. that makes friends readily and then
lAs holds them.
Nile. a. G. Brown, Sr., left on the IL 20
train Tuesday for the east. After
u, short stop at Denver he will visit the
~ Omaha exposition and from there
M In. proceed on his way to Cincinnati,
'''on where he will make his future home.
He will consume great deal of time
has on the road, however, probably max
H. ing dozen stops after leaving Oma-
, to ha.
fcer Me- IN M..: ,..
day from greatly enjoyed visit at
CITY Omaha. While in the Exposition city
' On she was the guest of Mr.. Maupin's
said sister whose knowledge of the city
ista and its various attractions were of
great value to her guests. Mrs. Mau-
pin was accompanied by her brother,
aes- W. H. Mcclure. In the party going |
will and coming there were three W. H.
IVA McClures Mrs Maupin's uncle, the