Cañon City record., 1902-07-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mrs. Wilson. OF Richmond, Kansas,
is in the city visiting her son, Mr..
Mitchell
Mr.. Lyons OF SedaIia, Missouri. is
here for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. y. C. Craven
Miss Catherine PhiIpott OF Cripple
Greek, Is yisisting at the home of DR..
and Mr... Moore in this city.
DR.. Pitt A. Wade and wife now re-
side at sos Pike avenue His office
is sin in the same place up town.
Vincent GreyLene Smith expects to
depart for Springfield, Illinois, in
about month. He formerly lived in
that city.
There WAS quite a large crowd at
the band concert last Friday evening,
in spite of the threatening condition
of the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Stockton, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city, returned TO their
home in Dever Tuesday.
George Houston, u brother of Water
Commissioner David Houston. arrived
Saturday from Pennsylvania, for "A
visit here and at Florence.
5. R. Robinson. Charles Hill,
Charles Thornton and James Webb left
for Routr county Sunday for a
months camping and outing.
I Couches of all styles and :plices. If
needing a couch or Davenport, let me
show you a big assortment.
H. D. Avery.
A great deal of fruit passes through
this city daily on its way to the east
ern markets. The Fruit Growers
association here also handles consider
able fruit.
Mrs. Sam Strong, and mother. Mrs.
DR.. Bates, Miss Nevill and Mr..
Charles Alphin, all of Cripple Greek,
are visiting Warden and Mrs. Martin,
in this city.
The Reynolds. Gibson, Harding and
kohlman families returned Monday
from their camping trip in the Hayden
county. They all succeeded in getting
tanned considerably.
4 dozen young boys make good
wages these days selling fruit to the
tourists on the passenger trains. They
meet all trains and quite often sell 80
cents worth at each train.
A. p. Nelson sold last week TO Mrs.
Mamie Lester, lot on Rudd avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Mrs. Lester intends to build a modern
home for her own use on the lot at once.
Mrs. ]. b. Ameel of Leadville,
one of the best educated pianis:s in
Colorado, Is assisting in the chapel
service at the penitentiary this sea-
son. Last Sunday Miss Allen of this
city gave a vocal selection and next
Sunday Miss Russell of Kansas City,
who is visiting friends in this city,
will sing. Miss Peal Hilburn is also
on the program for later date.
\ duck which has already laid
several dozen eggs, this season, COM
plains that while her working record
is better than that of the hen. the
latter has books and poems written
in her honor. while no one has word
Of praise for the duck. \ wise old
rooster standing by said, You lay an
egg and waddle of without letting
anybody in the neighborhood know
it. If you want to cut any ice around
here YOU must advertise.
Mrs. DIR. Bates, who is visiting
Warden Martin and wife, has recently
from her second trip to
Europe, where she finished her vocal
studies. Mrs. Bates sang at the bene.
it concert and entertainment for the
Peabody Military band Tuesday night.
She has q remarkable fine voice and
Hose who We're fortunate to hear her
're much pleased. She was accom-.
nauied by her brother Mr.. Alphine.
Mrs. Bates generally gets large
nrice for singing but she gladly do
iated her services TO the hand bows.
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