Cañon City record., 1903-12-10

manipulation. Treatment at the Ssni-
tnry Barber Shop.
| 40 Surbrugg. until recently en-
pIoyed by the Diamond Fire Brick Co.,
left last Tuesday for Blackfoot, Idaho.
where he will engage in ranching if
conditions are favorable for enterprises
of that kind.
Naval Cadet Ernest Rand. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Rand. Of 100 Lincoln
street, Lincoln Park. who was recently
home on furlough, has been trans
ferred. from a training supply ship at
New York to the U. 8. CuIgos which
has been ordered to make Panama
under rush orders
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Seeley are the
happy parents Of very hard-ome
daughter Of regulation weight. born to
them Thursday of last week. Although
mai urally somewhat exhuberant over
his good fortune Mr.. Seeley is for the
most part wearing his new hon RS with
becoming dignity
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell re-
turned home from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, last Monday night in response
to q telegram informing Them OF the
very critical illness Of the formers
sister, Mrs. VIC. Huntoon. 1t had
been the intention OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell to spend the winter on the
Pacific coast.
Harmony Lodge, Daughters of Re-
bekah, elected officers last Tbursd ay
night as follows: Mrs. Belle Durand,
Noble Grand, Mrs. Alice B. Thomas,
Vice Grand. Miss Vesta Bolton, Re-
cording Secretary, Miss Edith Rector.
Financial Secretary, Mrs. Cora Guthrie
Treasurer. 1t expected that the in
stallation will occur the first meeting
night in January.
Rev. Walter 8. Rudolph Of Denver,
State Superintendent OF the Children's
Home Society, arrived here last Mon
day night for few days visit with his |
sister. Mrs. II. G. Webster and family.
Rev Rudolph has been doing mission
ary work for the above organisation at |
Colorado Springs and "ther points in
the southern part Of the State.
The ladies OF the N. T. church will |
give = bazaar and supp-r. Tuesday and |
Wednesday, Dec. 10 and l6 in the Apex |
bl OK. Useful and fancy articles will be |
for sale. The four booths will repre-
sent the four seasons. also the Ladies |
Home Journal booth. presented by the |
Curtis Publishing Co. Oysters, cake.
coffee, sandwiches and ice cram will |
be served. 50 |
Mrs. W. G. Huntoon has been very |
seriously III for several days in conse-
quence Of = malignant attack OF |
pneumonia Saturday and Sunday |
her condition WAS SO serious that but
little hope was entertained for her re-
covery. but a slight improvement is
nov manifest in her condition and 1t 10 |
expected that she will soon be con-
valescent.
Fred Albright Of Monroe. Michigan.
was called here last Friday by the Ill.
ness OF his wife, who. with her mother
has been soSourning here for some time
for the benefit Of her health. Mr.. Al
bright found his wife much improved |
on his arrival here and they returned
home on Monday It 10 Mr.. Albrights
intention to dispose Of his property in
Michigan and come back here with the
intention Of making his home in Colo
RADIO. Il
Warden and Mrs. Cleghorn and fam
lily and Mr.. and An. 7. n. Harding
and family and . number Of guests
made an excursion to the top OF the
Royal Gorge one day the first OF the
week. They had roast turkey for lun-
cheon, the roastinHsprocess having been
conducted At he picnic rendezvous. 1t
was delightful trip and they enjoyed
the cxhiliaration OF the rid. and the
beauty OF the view which stretched
out before them.
G. l.. StrawinAn OF O. G. Patton's
jewellery store was called TO Delaware,
Ohio. last Thursday by a telegram an
the death of his only sis, er
At the family home in that place. The
deceased had undergone a very serious
surgical operation at the hospital in
Ohio. and her death result
ed from the cautes which necessitated
It. The interment occurred at the
family burial ground at Fredonis,
Ohio, last Saturday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding entertained the
members Of the choir of Christ Episco-
pal church at her home. 5o7 Greenwood
avenue. In a very charming manner
last Friday evening. There were about