Cañon City record., 1899-01-05

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by The stein-Bioch Co.
Use Jack Frost flour at Tanners.
Mr.. Will Mack has been enjoying a
short visit from one of his Ann Arbor
college friends, Mr.. Harry Crafts,
who is spending the holidays at Colo
RADIO Springs.
| The county commissioners have
been in session all week closing up
the business of the year. On the
10th Albert Philipp will relinqnish
his chair to the newly elected COM
missioner, Don G. Champion.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Raynolds, who were preparing for
the return trip to their home at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, Mrs. 7. M. Hard
ing gave 5 o'clock dinner Friday, to
which small company was invited.
Mrs. Lizzie d. Finley, manager of
the Western Union telegraph Office,
returned New Years day from a
pleasant visit with relatives at Den
yer. W. H. Hatchet had charge of
the Office during Mrs. Finley's alb
sence.
| A Kansas paper says: According
to the Globe-Republican, a Dodge
City boy is stockholder in the richest
gold mine ever discovered in Colorado" !"
meaning Fred Dawson of the real es-
tate firm of Woodford & Dawson of
this city.
Saturday evening Miss Virginia
Harrison entertained pleasant com
pany at her home, corner Main and
Orchard, in honor of the closing hours
of the old year. They were enjoyed
in the usual manner and watched out
in due form and the new year given
warm welcome.
Lenard Lambuth, VINO has been at
Fort Grant, Arizona. is home ON fur
Tough. His troop-M, 7th regular
cavalry, United States army--is is now in
Savannah, Georgia, where it was called
preparatory to embarking for Cuba
Trumpeter Lambuth thinks he will be
mustered out of service at the expir-
alton of his furlough.
Chaplain Barns of the penitentiary
preached at Pueblo Sunday and made
an address before the ministerial as
ISOLATION Mo..day, his subject being,
Why men are Criminals" His an
swer in brief was: Among the rea-
sons given are heredity, many are
criminals from neglect from the home
life, but the majority come through
the saloons, the nesting place of all
crime"
On Saturday evening pleasant lit
tie gathering occurred at the home
of Miss Jessie and Mr.. Will Mack, the
occasion of which was to pay honor
to their guest, Mr. Craft of Chicago.
and to do the right thing by the old
year In its last decline. The evening
was spent in the most appropriate
and pleasing manner and the new wear
given modest, fitting and warmly
welcome greeting.
Monday evening Miss Florence
Rockafellow entertained few friends
in her usual charming manner. High
hVe was one of the pleasant features
OF the evenings enjoyment, Mrs. L.
x. Kohlman and Mr.. Will Mack being
the fortunate winners of the prizes
Between games Miss Rockafellow
served the daintiest luncheon one
could desire. Nothing could have
been added to make the evening more
OF success and pleasure
One of the gayest gatherings on
New Years eve was at the home OF
Miss Mabel Hasbrouck, where quite a
number of young folks we're enter
tanned. Hearts was the game of the
evening, and the young people at
eight tables enjoyed the pastime
The gentlemen prizes were taken in
by Allen Gardner and Herb Thompson
and ladies prizes by Misses Halle
Chapman and Edith Harrison. An
elaborate supper was served, and the
old year vanished midst scene of
pleasure and mild revelry.
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