Cañon City record., 1898-06-16

Mrs. L. J. Stevenson of Gillette,
ripple Creek district, has taken
ooms on Greenwood avenue and will |
leep house for her sons, who have
,een here about three months. The
adv is an experienced nurse. 4
Anson S. Rudd, the South Canon
had a large wagon load of
the product of the Canon Milling com
pany delivered at his store yesterday.
Anson is picking up quite neat little
trade among the southsiders.
The Rustler says that fifteen years
ago a foot of snow fell at Silver Cliff,
and at harvest time besides a heavy
it was so cold fires had to be
built in the fields to keep the men
warm.
The hail hurt but you will still find
the South Canon Grocery on top with
good goods and low prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Desteiguer are re-
joicing over the arrival of a l03 pound
boy at their home on Lincoln Park.
z. R. Broughton has disposed of his
strawberry crop on the vines. Mr..
Desteiguer is the purchaser.
C. H. Burk, who has been making
his headquarters here for some little
time, left for his home Friday morning
with the intention of returning to
Canon in about five weeks to remain
permanently. Mr.. Burk is the scion
of wealthy st. Louis family, and is
suffering from pulmonary troubles.
Life in the Philippines" is the title
of long informal sketch in the Argo-
naut of June 18th, made up of ex-
tracts from many reliable sources. 1t
deals with Manila and the Philippine
Islands in most entertaining way,
and many hitherto undiscussed fea-
lures of interest are included.
Full line of fresh fruits always on
hand at
HIATT Il HoRNEY GROCERY Co.
All who have friends visiting them
or know of parties, socials or picnics
are earnestly requested to leave such
information at the RECORD office
while the matter is still fresh. We
are making special effort to make
the local feature of the DAILY inter,
esting, and we ask the cooperation OF
all subscribers and friends.
Fruit jars at Tanners.
Grant Dickinson and H. l.. Adams
have closed deal whereby Dick
becomes possessed Of two new four
room brick cottages near Twelfth and
Macon, while Hamp gets fine prop
erty in Fruitmere and "a couple of city
lots formerly belonging to Mr.. Dick
inson, the cash valuation of which is
$4,000.
N. T. Hand, Notary iinblic.
At the Canon bicycle track Tuesday
morning Percy Moore rode three miles
against time and made a new record
for that distance, riding in 7:2S. A
number of our boys are in training
for the races at Pueblo, July 4th.
Those who will represent Canon at
this meet are: Percy Moore, Jas.
Graham, Fred Moore, Bert Ellis and
John Bransford.
Try Polly-& Rogers for coal.
For Sale.
Five acres all levelled: under the
Mcclure ditch; must sell; only $625
N. 7. HAND & Co.
Arthur Z. Crews, brakeman OF
Santa Fe train No. $50, while engaged
in the work of making up his trair
this morning was knocked over by the
locomotive, narrowly escaping being
crushed beneath the ponderous ma
chine. AS it was he escaped with {
few slight bruises, and made his regu
lar trip out.
You will be pleased with Hayes
coal. 32l Main street Polly
Rogers.
A party of about fourteen couples
of gay young people assembled al
Sells Island Friday evening and par.
took of delicious luncheon prepared
by the ladies of the party. Boating