CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-07-02

County Treasurer Fr-drickson is en-
terraining his nephew, Edward Nelson,
OF McPherson, Kansas. Mr.. Nelson
reached the city las, Thursday and win
remain a couple of week, or more.
"A. II. Debord was the guest of
Deputy District Attorney Locke Sum
day and together they visited Mr..
Locke's ranch above the Creek place
between this city and Silver Cliff. Mr..
Debord may purchase the place.
Mrs. Grant Dickinson was taken
suddenly quite i'll Sunday night. She
had been constantly in attendance up
on her little son for some time the lit
tie fellow having had run of scarlet
fever. Mrs. NJ. F. Dickinson of GRAM ada,
Grants mother. is with her.
Mrs. Charles Apple concluded a two
weeks visit in Denver Sunday and is at
home again. She was not feeling at
all we'll the first part OF the week, the
motion Of the cars affecting her serious
ly. Mrs. Apple is so constituted that
even ride on street car causes her
to become deathly sick.
Free Lecture at the Baptist church,
Thursday evening at s O'Clock, by Rev.
W. T. Jordan of Denver, one of the able
men of Colorado, also, Rev. NJ. Layne
of Boulder will sing. You can not
afford 10 miss hearing the lecture or
the singing. Bring your friends to
hear these instructive, and entertain
ing men. 21t1
Friday evening Miriam Cleghorn en-
tertained small party of friends At an
informal dance. A platform had been
built on the lawn for the occasion and
the floor waIed. The Penitentiary
orchestra furnished the music and
punch was served by Thompson" on
the por.h. Dancing in the open air is
delightful and all spent very peasant
evening.
The people VS.. J. y. Bugbee is the
title of case that will be called in the
county court tomorrow. 1t is the case
of Ford Rogers of Florence alleging
assault and battery against Bugbee,
who is jailor at Florence. The case
eomes to the county court on an appeal
from justice court, where Bugbee was
found guilty and fined in the sum Of
twenty-five dollars.
A rose tea was the delight Mrs. B. F.
Rockateilow and Mrs. W. 7. Little
prepared for ffty-one lady guests AT
the Rockafellow residence Friday even
ing. The guests assembled at the tea
table at 5 O'Clock ard found it bed of
rose blooms. Place cards were orna-
hand iwork of Mrs. H. n Beecher, and
roses were everywhere. Enchanting
music, produced 10y profs. Noite and
eantone, flied the spacious rooms dur
ing the progress OF the services and
fioated osS upon the evening sir-swse'
cadences.
George II. Heizer, advance agent foI
Ringliug Bros circus, was in the city
Monday closing contracts for main
tenance during the one day soicurn o
the ing show. Among the things bar
gained for were sixty tons of hay ant
grain, over eight hundred loaves o
hread and numerous other necessitie
in similar quantities. a colple o
weeks hence another representative O
che circus will be in town ami max
contracts for meat grocerI-s snd sun
istry other things, until three or fou
thousapd dollars are required to liquid
ate accounts Alter leaving Csnu
ICity Leadyille Will be the only othe
fColorado ci;r IN which Ringing Bros
lcanvss will ee stretched. Only one per
ilformRzc- viii he given here. and that i
the afternoon Of July 81. Tents wi
be pitched n front of the pepitentisry