Cañon City record., 1899-07-27

Our work in Picture Framing is
be neatest and most satisfactory in
he city. ALLEE, LEWIS & Co.
29tf 5O4 Main street.
Mr.. Frank Lanning and family took
he Santa Fe train Monday morning
or Lamar, where he will join his
,rother Charley in the business of
,rick and stone masonary.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of Christ Church will take |
place Wednesday afternoon, August |
End, at A o'clock.
HARRIET B. BARTLETT, Sec.
R.S.Lewis, N.F Handy, J.H. Peabody
C.C.Dawson and ]. w. Nilsson went to
Denver Monday to consult with the
officials of the D. & R. G. and c. C.
& C. C railways in regard to terminal
facilities.
It is expected that the classroom
in the new Methodist church will be
ready for use one week from next
Sunday, and it is hoped that dedica-
tory services may occur on the last
Sunday in. August.
Miss Mary Stevenson of Marion,
Indiana, a former school friend of
Miss Florence Rockafellow, is here
for few weeks visit. She will spend
some weeks at Colorado Springs and
Manitou, then return in October.
United Presbyterian services will
hereafter be held each Sunday in the
Adventist church, Eleventh and Main
streets. Morning services at IL
o'clock and evening services at 7:3O,
conducted by Pastor S. R. McLaugh-
lin.
The Conawsy house on River street
has been rented by A. E. Wilson Of
Stockton, Illinois. Mrs. Wilson and
children arrived Monday. They come
for the benefit of Mrs. Wilson's health,
and intend to make their permanent
home here.
Cottonwood Lake items in the
Busna Vista Republic makes mention
that 'Mr. TN. and Master Ted Hard
ing Of Canon City are the envy of
other nimrods sojourning here on ac-
count of their skill in catching the
frisky trout"
A private letter to Mrs. F. A..
Twitchell announces the death of
Miss Margaret Mackin at Qceola,
Nebraska, July 10. The young lady
was but II years of age and was q
sister of Miss Anna Mackin, teacher
of music in our schools.
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Geo. w. Baker of Pendleton, Ore
gon, has opened q fruit and confec-
tionary stand and ice cream parlor at
TIA Main street. Mr.. Baker comes
here to escape the humidity of the
coast climate, and is well pleased with
his selection of location.
H. L. Leibich, John velter, Avon
Fisher. Alex Shink, Jas. Schulian,
Arnold King, Of Delphos, Ohio, and
c. F. Marie, of Lima, formed party
from the Buckeye State which l:onor-
ed Canon City with a visit Sunday,
stopping at the Hot Springs hotel.
W. E. Miller, who was caught in
quarantine on the eve of his depar-
ture for the East, is again on the
streets. Mrs. Miller has entirely re-
covered from the attack of smallpox,
which threatened her life, and is
heartily welcomed back to freedom
by her many friends.
When some of our citizens were
driving around the other day with the
D. & R. G. railroad officials the party
met the new mule turnout from the
penitentiary. General ManagerSchlack
suggested that the outfit was Warden
Hoyt's horseless carriage, Supt. Burns
replied that it was Hoyt's atomule-
bile.
The largest and finest church
building in southern Colorado outside
Of Pueblo is the new church of the
Methodists at Canon City. 1t is not
ornate, and yet is substantial and
very tasteful in design. 1t is hoped
to have it ready for dedication the
first Sunday in September. Pueblo
Chieftain.
The first young pheasants Matched
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