CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-09-10

Mark Thomas, circulating manhger
q the Florence Tribune, Was Canon
Y sit last Friday.
Mis- Charleen Cover returned to he
home Mt r .cky Ford Thursday, after
visiting friends in Canon.
Mrs.. NJ B. Mitchell and children
have returned home after . pleasant
visit with relatives in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs A. K. Stockton left last
week for a visit Of several weeks dura-
tion with friends in Missouri and Iowa.
L. A Throgmorton and wife Of Gar
den City. Kansas, are among the visi-
tors who have arrived h. re recently
for their health.
Rev. John G. Blake Of SilverCHn viii
preach from the pulpit OF the Firtt
Presbyterian church next Sunday both
morning and evening.
The River street children" chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Davis. cell
ebrat~d Labor Day lat II nnday by pic
nicking in Grape creek canon.
here last W. elk from Springfield, Illi-
nois, for a visit with his parent, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic E. Greydene-Smith.
yern JOY, wife and little daughter Of
Pueblo were visitors in Canon City last
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Joy is ad-
vertising collector for the Pueblo Chief
tain.
Miss Beatrice Spencer left for her
home at Joplin, Missouri, last Friday
after a several weeks visit with her
sister. Miss Helen, at 52I Greenwood
avenue.
A grand ball will be given under the
auspices of the degree team of Canon
City Camp No. 1890, Modern wondmen
OF America. at Annex hall next Nom
day evening.
irwin stockton is spending a week or
ten days visiting place of interest on
the western slope. He will include
Gienwood Springs and Grand Junction
in his itiaerary.
Rev. W. S. Rudolph spent last Mon
day night in this city as the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. H. C Webster, and
family on Greenw ood avenue while IN
route TO Montrose.
Harry Chapson and sister. Miss
Crete, left last Thursday for SAlina,
Kansas, where they have matriculated
as students at business college for
the current year.
Mrs. Alein Parrot, and daughter.
Eula, returned to their home at
Cor,icana, Texas, last Friday after a
pleasant visit of several weeks dura-
tion with Mrs. Ed Minor.
George W. Bethel. Jr.. is rusticating
at Gribble's ranch this week. Before
tion for the purpose of attempting to
capture wild horses in the neighbor-
hood of Black Mountain.
The members Of the local Tent
knights of Maccobees have purchased
a handsome RECALLS for the use of its
degree team in initatory work. The
Msccobees meet every Monday night
at Woodman Hall. over A. II. Davis
shoe store.
Mrs. E. C. Hiatt gave a delightful re-
ception to the presidents of the various
committees of the Friends in Council
last Thursday afternoon. The decora-
tions were white and heliotrope, the
club colors. The refreshments were
punch, ice cream and cake.
Charles u. Shaeiier left last Friday on
a pleasure trip of six or seven weeks
duration TO NeS York. Philadelphia and
other points on the Atlantic s-aboard.
During his absence he will visit his
sisters. Misses Ruby and Ida. who are
attending school at Roanoke, Virginia.
L ID. Elliott and wife have gone
to attend family reunion at Van
Vert, Ohio. Ii will be Mr.. Elliotts
first visit to the old home in thirty
four years and he is looking forward
With much pleasure to a renewal of the
associations of a generation ago. While
there Mr.. Elliott will also attend a
reunion of the members of the regi-
ment with which he served as soldier
in the Civil war.
With the exception of those having
an eight months term, most of the
schools of Fremont county opened last
Tuesday for the work of the current
year. The deep interest Of the people
of Fremont county in educational mat
tiers has resulted in bringing its schools
up to an exceptionally high standard
nf excellepca and thew are REGARDED as