CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-14

with the D. g. R. G. at Mentum.
Colo was in Canon on a visit to
Chiuf Dispatcher Aller, Tuesday.
The Misses Ada and Olive Wright
attended the Masonic banquet at
Cripple Greek Monday night. This
banquet was very swell affair and
invitations were sent to all parts of
the state.
Friends of George j. Stumpf and
wife will regret to learn that their
little son still remains dangerously
ill. Miss Lizzie Stumpf. Mr..
Stumpf's sister. arrived from Pueblo
Tuesday night.
Will Emmersop, local editor Of the
Record, left for his home in Albion,
ILL.,. on visit to relatives and friends.
He will also visit St. Paul on his re-
turn trips and expects to be away for
ten days or two weeks.
Walter St. John has resigned the
jaintorship of the Y. NJ. O. A. rooms
and has been succeeded by Porter
Guthrie. Mr.. st. John will gradu-
ate from tie South Canon High school
next week and will leave shortly af-
forwards for Idaho, where he will
join his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Lamb. father
and mother Of Mrs. DIR. Lamb, ar
rived here from Seattle, Washington,
recently and will probably make their
home in this city. DR.. Lamb is en-
larging his residence in order that the
two families may make their home
under the same roof.
Writing for more copies Of the wo-
mems Edition Mrs. 3. D. Greenwood
Of New Hampshire says: II think It
is . very. interesting paper. I enjoyed
it very much. Many Of the articles
took me away back to those old times
and made me feel young again.
Thanks to those good lsdiesl''
The ladies Of the Maccsbess gave Z
most pleasant entertainment 1t the
A. o. U. W. hall on last Wednesday
evening. A short program was given
followed by very interesting ad-
dress by Murrea Marvin, state COM
mandar of the order This new order
starts out we'll and the prospects for a
large enthusiastic Hive in Canon is
very encouraging to the ladies
Mrs. M. B. Alden and Miss Hattie
E. Pennington went TO Colorado
Springs last monday to attend the
Grand Lodge. Degree Of Honor. which
met in that city in conjunctiou with
the supreme lodge. Ancient Order Of
United Workmen. Mrs. Alden was .
delegate from Silver Bell lodge Of
this city and Miss Pennington as su-
preme representative from the State
lodge.
The members Of the Euchre club
were charmingly entertained by Mrs.
w. T. Little and Mrs. George r.
Rockafellow at the residence of Capt.
and Mrs.. F. B. Rockefellow. at i2l
Main street. last Friday evening. 1t
was the Last meeting Of the club year
and the event was celebrated with.
perhaps. a trifis more eclat than u.s.
nal on thst account About forty
pe.sons were present.
N O. burning, superintendent Of
County Farm. took Mack Garner, a
sick negro to Pueblo Tuesday. This
man was sent to Pueblo Saturday. but
was sent back to Canon by the county
doctor of Pueblo county, who claimed
that the negro was not charge of his
county. Chairman H. L White, of
the county commissioners, investi-
gated the matter and had talk over
the phone with the chairmnn Of the
commissioners of Pueblo county who
agreed to take charge of the negro il
he were again sent to Pueblo. This
shipping Of the poor and sick into
Fremont county is getting to be .
common occurrence and the county OFF,
cisls do not intend to be imposed ON