CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

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Try the new barrel sorghum at
Morrison Bros.
"Golden Gate" the best Kansas
flosr is sold by Morrison Bros.
Wedding Breakfast Coffee is gas
roasted, fresh and fine-Makes a de-
licious cup. Sold by Morrison Bros,
Morrison Bros sell the best bulk
garden seeds, Blue Grass seed and
White Glover, Timothy. Alfalfa and
Kaffir Corn.
Miss Mignon Baker. daughter of
Mayor G. A. Baker, left last Saturday
for Wellesley, Massachusetts, where
she will graduate from the famous
college of that name at the end of the
current scholastic year. Miss Baker
was unable to complete the course of
study at Wellesley, last year by reas-
on of illness short time before the
commencement season.
G. H. Kistler of Denver. the sue
cessor of W. 8. DuPee as the local
representative of the Knight Camp
bell Music company, has opened an
office at TIA Main street. Mr.. DuPee
and family expect to leave in the
course of week or ten days for a
stay of indefinite duration on the
Pacific coast
At the annual meeting of the Can
on City Merchants Association last
week the following officers were
elected: President. A. p. Nelson vice
president. @. A. Biggs; treasurer.
Henry Hinton; board Of directors. L.
H. Bancroft, H, A. Albright and G.
H. Whitmore, A. P. Nelson WAS
chosen member of the executive COM
mite Of the Colorado State Credit
Minis Association.
Mrs. j. G. Burkhart and daughter.
Miss Pansy, left last Monday for
Denver. where they will make their
home. They will be followed today
or tomorrow by Wallace Burkhart.
lately connected with the local office
Of the wells-Fargo Express company.
j. G. Burkhart will make business
tour of the western and southern
parts of the state before proceeding to
the capital city.
Through tourist sleeping cars to
Chicago, leaving Canon City every
Tuesday and Friday at 4:i2 p. m. via
Rock Island system. Best service and
lowest rates. For information. apply
to Ralph $. Walker, T. P. a.. Den
yer, Colo.
We are informed by Supt. Geo 4.
Colgate that FIVE or six Of the rural
schools Of the county have completed
their terms and have adjourned for
the summer vacation OF the dfty or
more schools in Fremont county the
great majority VI them will have
closed before the end Of the current
month";
We believe the most enjoyable re-
creation OF the season. will BE- the
unique entertainment by the Colorado
Agricultural College Glee Club Or
chestra Band combination, with many
entirely new. up-to date specialfies.
at Opera House, Tuesday evening.
April IA. thirty hve members Prices.
reserved seats. so and 25 cents, except
first four rows in parquet 75 cents,
children 25 cents in balcony. Secure
tickets now of Hunter. Palmer and b
F. Rockafellow.
The Colorado College Glee aud
Mandolin Clubs gave an entertain.
mont at the opera house last night.
There was q large audience present
and the program WAS greatly enjoyed.
The College boys were not aware un-
til n couple Of days before their ar
rival here that their concert in this
city had not been advertised by their |
advance agent. and were surprised
that so large an audience WAS at the
opera house last night. Their eater
tainment was a distinct musical treat
and was much enjoyed by those who