CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-12-03
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TOMS required him to live 1t the state
capital. Mrs Handy had planned to de-
part for Denver some weeks ago but her
txo children were attached with diph-
theria and she was unable to get away
a. soon as she expected. She 10 tempor-
iely domiciied At the strathmore hotel
and entertained . number Of friends
there at dinner last Sunday.
The annual bazaar Of the Ladies' and
St. Aarys Guilds Of Christ, Episco-
pal church will be held in the Apex
building. next door to Seely's drug
store, December 10 and IL. They will
have for sale a large assortment Of
home made articles suitable for holi-
day presents and would be pleased to
have a share Of the public patronage
The efforts Of the Ladies' Guild in this
line has heretofore been highly sue
cessful. and, doubtless, the forthcom-
ing bazaar will attract many visitors
and customers.
General Palmer recently announced
his plans for the expenditure of half
million dollars in park Improvements
In Colorado Springs. The ground ex-
tends along the banks of Monument
Greek from the d. d r; G. depot to
Monroe street Work will begin at
once upon the landscape features OF
the contemplated improvements, which
calls for the expenditure Of about
10000. The erection of the building
to the extent Of about s200,O 900 will be
undertaken.
The members OF the junior class OF
the South Canon high school officiated
As hosts At an entertainment in honor
OF the senior, sophomore and freshmen
classes Wednesday night OF last week.
An amusing farce was enacted, in the
course OF which number OF snngs and
Rotations were rendered, combining to
produce program OF exceptional en-
joy yment. Refreshments were served.
The Canon City 4 Cripple Greek rail-
road is again hauling the usual amount
OF ore to this city. The quantity OF
freight being brought down at present
is about equal to the tonnage handled
before the strike began. Judging from
the extent OF the mining operations
be ing carr led on up there it is safe to
.ssume that the strike in the Cripple
Greek district 10 rapidly dissipsting.
Ed Armstrong Of Hillside was in
TOW on busin.ss the fir.t Of the week.
Mr.. Armstrong is at the head Of
company Of capitalists that is neeotiat-
ing for the purchase ,,f . larrr Tract nj
ullsble land In Garden Park which will
be devoted to agricultural purposes.
The deal which Mr.. Armstrong Is en-
deasorinR 20 consummate Will invoive
the expenditure Of about $4,000.
e p. Arthur, formerly cashier of the
Bi Metallic bank At Cripple Greek. n In
town arranging for the removal ~ his
family TO this city about the frat Of
January. Mr.. Arthur has in con-
temptation the erection OF . handsome
home, 1t the Southwest corner Of Main
street and Cottonwood avenue, which
he hopes 70 have ready for occupancy
next spring
While riding along East Main street
on her bicycle last Friday afternoou
Niss Nelli,, Fel,er collided with a small
boy, similiarily equipped. and "a.
thrown violently TO the ground, In
consequence Of which her left arm was
broken near the wrist. The accident.
which was quite painful one, occur
r'd In front Of Linkinn & Sons grocery
store.
Miss Clara Lewis. cashier at Baker 4
BiRRs store. received a telegram last
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