CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-04-14
SOUTH CANON.

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at the thoughts of holiday and was
soon vending their way up the river
past the beautiful gardens which
adorn its banks, stopping to drink of
mineral water at the Hot Springs,
crossing the foot bridge and climbing
the mountain to the State ditch they
explored the tunnel. Resting a while
they returned by way of the city,
each one having an inward satisfac-
tion of having had pleasant trip.
A new member was added to the
sixth and seventh grades of the
school Monday.
Mr.. James Gravestock has set out
an orchard on his place in South
Canon.
Mr.. c. H. Ray and wife moved to
Florence last Tuesday to make their
future home.
Miss Octavia Lambuth has quit
school.
Miss Jennie Patterson carries off
the class honors of the South Canon
graduating class.
Mr.. W. H. Trout returned Saturday
from a business trip to Colorado
Springs.
The girls of the South Canon High
School are learning how to weave of
Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Thomas Ashton is quite Ill this
week.
Mrs. Julia Ware, of Salida, re-
turned home last Saturday after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Jones.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, of Bourbon,
Indiana, arrived in Canon Thursday
for an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Arnold Feller.
Mr.. A. NJ Ewell has finished his
neat little four room frame cottage
and is occupying it.
Mr.. Griffin has drained the swamp
south of the Santa Fe track between
Fourth and Ninth streets.
Mr.. Mason, of La Veta, has pur-
chased land of S. H. Atwater.
Mr.. ]. l. Deniston has been repair
ing the South Canon ditch.
Miss Belle Franklinberry has gone
to Colorado Springs to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. VIM. Fridley returned from
Kansas Sunday where he has been
spending the winter.
Prof. H. E. Smith treated his High
School girls to chocolate creams Fri
day afternoon
olin Proctor began work for Mr..
Jewett Monday morning.
". A. Smith spent Sunday in Coal
Creek.
Mr.. Miller is down from Elkton
visiting his wife and daughters.
A new street is being opened up
back of Judge Felton's.
Rev. Mcleod and wife and Mrs. C.
B. Hildredth, of Alamosa, are visiting
at Mr.. Hayden Marsh's.
Mr.. Henry Lloyd is assessing in
Florence this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Brown, from
Wilson Greek, have been visiting Mr..
Sweitzer's. Mr. Brown returned Tues
day but Mrs. Brown will remain
short time.
Miss Eliza Houle, of Wet Mountain
Valley, has been visiting the Miss
Ashtons.
Mrs. S. Cochran, who has been
spending the winter in Elkton, has re-
turned and will occupy her home in
South Canon.
Mrs. Lizzie Desbein. of Goldfield. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Rouse.
Mrs. Al Agard and children spent
Saturday in Florence visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilson.
A class in bible study meet every
Monday night at Mr. Morford's. They
are to write bible story, each men,
Der contributing chapter. No one
knows except the writer who is to
write the chapter. The study is very
interesting.
A double wedding took place at the
Free Methodist parsonage Wednesday
afternoon, April 9Th, the happy coup
les being Mr.. Sam Woodruff and Miss
Mary Breeze and Mr.. VIM. Walker
and Miss Nora Woodruff, all of Wet
more.
Mr.. Williamson will soon move his
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