CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-10-01

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Mrs. r. n. Lamor-aux of Denver is
visi ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q. Somerville, of thi- city
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Peol, of South
Canon, have moved to Garden Park
here they expect to reside.
VIII Girm AID Miss Pauline Tittel
both of thus city. were married 10y
Squire F. a Mcdonald last Friday.
DIR. A. b. Ogden. who came here a
month or SIX weeks ago and opened an
office in the Apex block for the practice
Of his profession, returned to his old
home al Mt Ayr, Iowa. the first of the
week
]. r. Corrin, the South Fifth street
tailor, is rejoicing over the advent OF
twins, son and daughter, into the
family circle last Thusday. Mr.. Corrin
is wearing his new honor- with becom-
ing dignity.
Rev j. t Thomas, who has occu-
pied the pulpit OF the First Presby-
terian church at the regular Sunday
services for the past few weeks, re-
turned to his home At Goodland, In
diana, last Monday.
Mrs. George Wigginton, who came
here early in the summer on account
of an attack Of asthma, returned to
her home AT Independence, Missouri,
last Monday much improved in health.
Mrs. Wigginton was a visitor here n
year ago
C. B. Play. until recently engaged
in mining on the property of the Cop
per King at Dawson, has gone to West
cliffe to assist in the construction of
the reservoir and dam, now being put
in near that place By the De weese, Dye
Ditch company.
MIR. and Mrs A. E. Wilson of Carroll
ton. Hin is, whn were the guess of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs L. E
Eldred, in S,uth Canon the first of the
week. left for home last Tuesday. Mr..
and::Mrs. Wilson have been visiting in
Boulder and other part. of the state
and have gr-atiy enjoyed their Colo
RADIO experienc S.
Dr. G II. Kell-nb-rger. e. Z.
weigel. Charles Pnuls. W. h Trout
and A l.. Hatch returned home last
Saturday from Denver where they
went earlier in the week to witness the
automobile show. There were one
hundred and eightyseven automobiles
that took part in the parade, ne rly
all of the best known machines, of both
American and European makes, being
represented. DIR. bartlett, formerly a
resident of this city, was prominently
identified with the exhibition.
Boulder has been chosen as the place
for holding the next state convention
uf the Society Christian Endeavor.
Officers of the state organization have
been elect. d as follows: Raymond
Hustled Of Cripple Greek, secretary ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, state corresponding
secretary and press superintendent ;
Mirs Nellie Williams, junior superin-
tendent J. d. Hustled, state vice pres
ident; Il. S. Fairchtld. recording sec
retsry; Miss Jesrie Aiken. sup-rin-
tendent of nilsson work, and III. X.
Chapman. state president.
II. l.. Bowman of Lincoln Park Was
awarded the second premium on the
best plate of Alberta peac es at the re-
cent state fair at Pueblo, the honors in
that particular class OF exhibits going
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peaches shown by Mr.. Bowman at Pu-
-blo were as fine specimens of their
kind AS some he brought to town last
Friday it seems to us that he should
have been given the prize. Mr.. Bow
man is a famous culturist, and some
of the fruit exhibited by him here last
week weighed in excess of half II
pound apiece
7 NJ. Howell, formerly resident OF
this city but for the last four years u
citizen of joplin, Missouri, was here
the first Of the week visiting his mother
and other Canon City relatives. MIR.
Howell resided here for more than
twenty years and very naturally has a
wide acquaintance among people here
He was at one time connected with
the publication OF the RECORD and now
has a newspaper property in Missouri.
Mr.. Howell, who was called to Colo
RADIO in consequence of lawsuit IN
which he is financially interested, left
yesterday for Colorado Springs, where
the case is shortly to be called for
trial.
The saloon Of II. II. Prestn at Rock
dale was raided by gang of coal
| u,in.r~ last SATURDAY. pight and a slot