CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-09-17

springs lhst week
Mr.. and Mrs. W o. Peck and family
left last Tuesday for Columbus. Miss
issippi, where they will reside in the
future.
DIR. and Mrs. F T. Richards and
children, Stewart and Paul, left for
their home at Janesville, Wis, last
Tue-dny.
H. L. McClurkin and wife, uf Lin
coin Park, are the happy parents of an
infant son of regulation weight, born
to them last week
E. NJ Albright of Norfolk, Virginia,
is the guest of his uncle, T. r. Roane.
at 4o3 South Ninth street Mr.. Al
bright. who is a clerk in the Norfolk
postoffiice. will remain here for a week
or ten days.
Hugh Hill left yesterday for Pueblo
wher- he will spend day or two view
ing the display at the state fair, after
~hich he will proceed to Decatur, Illi-
nois, where he will visit relatives at
the old home for several weeks.
Bernard Arnold and Miss Effie Coff-
man, of Glendale, Colo, were united
in marriage At the parsonage of the
United Presby terian church, lib South
Ninth street, last Thursday, Rev. S. R.
Mclaughlin tying the nuptial knot.
Don G. Champion left at the RECORD
office last week some very nice peache.
from his ranch or Twelve-Miie Park.
They Indicate in an unmistakable way
that peaches when properly cared for
may be grown at an altitude much
greater than this city.
George whipple left last Thursday
for Des Moines, Iowa. where he will at
tend Drake university during the cur
tion TO take a theological course OF
study with the view of entering the
ministry of The Christian church.
5. H. Atwater has gone to New York
on business trip that will detain him
away from home several weeks He
will be accompanied on the return trip
by Mrs. Atwat.-r and family, who have
been spending the summer with rela
tives in Albany and points in the Adir-
ondack region.
Capt- c. T. Chapman of the fire de-
partment, Johnny Hardenberg and
Grant Chess. accompanied by Mr. King
of Cripple Greek, left last Monday for
a week or ten days hunting trip on
Tslahz ssee Greek They have prom
isec their friends some venisou steak
on their return.
The degree team OF Canon City Camp
No. 1890, Modern WoodmeR of Amer
ica, gave a ball at Annex hall, in the
Sulphide block, last Monday night
There was large number present and
the occasion was one of the utmost
pleasure, nc less so the entertainers
than to their guests.
Through the agency of ] NJ. Rags
dale 4 Sons the hardware stock of Mrs
j G. Agard at Us Main street has been
sold tn ]. E. Holmes. of Alvada, Texas,
who is now in charge of the business
L
tor to add to the stock now on hand
and by courtesy and fair dealing COM
mand his full share of the hardware
trade.
number of Canon City boys, re-
Gently returned from their vacations
with ranchmen on Currant and Talla-
hassee creeks, report rancher very
busy harvesting their hay and getting
ready for winter. The hay crop in
that section is very good one, al.
though the late rains damaged it to
some extent. Cattle have done we'll
during the summer and people are
generally prosperous.
A, the Saliva ion Army hal next
Saturday and Sunday. the leader Of
the meetings will be Brigadier J. c.
Ludgate, chief divisional officer for the
Rocky Mountain division. The briga-
dier is one of the army's leading staff
officers in America and is also one of
its best speakers and singers, having
composed number of songs that are
now in use all over the land. Meetings
viii be held at p. m. Saturday, and
all day Sunday at IL u. m. and p. m d.
The brigadier will also conduct the
meeting at the Y NJ. o. A. at p. M,
Sunday. Seats are free, all are well
come.
c. @. Patton returned home last Fri
day morning from combined business
and pleasure trip of months dura-
tion to New York City, Buffalo, Mia
gra Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
Ohicngu Mr. Patton ns in the me-