CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-04-21
FRUITMERF.

Iieyins him of fine flock of turkeys
Miss Florence Raper is the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Minnie Raper, OF
Central street.
Allen Gardner, one of tine Fresh.
men, has been absent from schoo
several days on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Moore went tc
Florence Monday on account of the
illness of Mrs. Moore's father, Mr.
Ludwig.
Miss Florence Peare had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle Friday.
The two Misses Doane on Mair
street have each purchased new
Hawthorne bicycle.
Rev. C. W. Shaw and wife have
rented their place to a party from
Indiana and expect to go to Califor-
MIA the first of May.
MRS. A. F. Weed has been suffering
from a slight attack of La Grippe
this week.
Mr.. Richard Houle dehorned Mr.
John Thomas cattle for him last
Monday.
Mr.. John o. Move, of Wet Noun
tain Valley, was in town this week.
Mr.. Allen Heaton, who lives or
Graydene avenue, was leading COW a
few days ago, when she started tc
run and Mr.. Heaton caught his foot
in wire and fell, hurting his hand
very badly breaking two of hi:
fingers.
Mr.. John Thomas was helping Mr.
Richard Houle set out fruit trees last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jones, on Cottonwood avenue,
is putting the most of the remainder
of his twelve acres in fruit trees.
The bridge at the corner of Frank
lin street and Orchard avenue OF
which the RECORD spoke recently
has been repaired.
Mr.. Callison. of South Canon, has
rented six acres on Cottonwood ave
nue. from Mr.. Rockafellow and is
building house on it.
A stray dog has been prowling
around on Diamond avenue and catch
ing chickens. If people value their
dogs it would be well for them to
keep them at home.
Miss Alice Brown was around
through Fruirmere last Saturday TAX
ing the census Of the school children.
Messrs. Booking and Peck have
been repainting MIR. La Grsnge's
house on Orchard avenue.
Mr.. Anderson has set his place on
Grasdene avenue to Strawberries.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dickenson spent
Sunday with relatives in Fruitmere.
II. 7. Gravestock's little daughter,
Pearl. is quite sick this week.
Mr.. John Adams is building wall
along the front of his place on Gray.
dene avenue TO protect it from foods
The brick work on Mr.. Swanson's
house is now finished and the roof is
being put on.
Mr.. Phil Sheridan is setting out
fruit trees on his place on Graydene
avenue
Mr.. W. D. Combs is setting out an
orchard on Park Center.
The warm sunshine, the green al.
falfa, the birds singing in the tree
tops, the fruit trees bursting into
bloom, and the warm showers, all 50
to tell US that spring is here.
MIR. Belknap is replacing his poor
trees with good ones for his little
place on Diamond avenue.
Mrs. C. W. Shaw is quite i'll at her
home in Fruitmere.
Mr.. Modi has purchased ten acres
of the Park Center lands and has
erected tent on it and is farming it
quite industriously.
Mr.. Irwin and family, who have
been sojourning in this city, expects
to return to Denver soon.
Mrs, Ludwig is in a very critical
condition and is not expected to live
many hours,
Miss Annie Barrens is recovering
from her attack of illness.
Messrs. Lou and Naul Raider will
start on the round up soon.
Mr.. Dillon, an aged miner of White
horn, Colorado, spent several days at
A. q. Curtis home.
Mrs. Waltz has friends visiting her
from Oak Ridge Creek.