Cañon City record., 1903-12-17

William Shaw, Of Pueblo. was in tow
The first of the week.
TIE children's letters 10 Santa Claus
are all answered ut the New Store.
James Russell il in Lrs Anima. this
week ON Sunday-School missionary
work.
Frank ID. Heath, local agent Of the
ID. 4 X. e.. was IN Pueblo on business
last Tuesday
Prof. j II. Allen, last week visited
the high schools of Pueblo. Colorado
springs and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wright
have gone to Aztec, n. NJ, here they
will spend the winter.
The stores are being kept open OF
evenings this week for the accommo-
dation Of holiday shoppers. TIL. Christ
mas trade has op'ned up very auspic-
iously.
Many are sending Success and the
American Boy to their sons or nephews
for Christmas. The two cost two dol
lars. You get the two rnd the Record
for only 80 so at the Record office
All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month. will be given
the illustrated magazinr. Farm Life,
one year without extra charge You
get the Two now for Si.25. You need
the papers, we need the money.
The bazaar and fair conducted by
the ladies of the First NJ E. church in
the Apex building yesterday and the
day before was very successful. The
patronage surpassed the anticipation
of the committee of arrangements.
When a Canon man goes to city.
he brags that there is not q meat mar
bet in the place that can compare with
one in Canon: Arch McNeIly's.
They keep up with the procession
there. Fresh fish and oysters for to-
morrow
Miss Maud H. Flint, whose home is
with Rev. Cook, was heartily thanked
for her earnest Christian work in the
church here, especially her efforts in
Epworth League and Sunday school
work, which has been wonderfully
blessed.
The annual bazaar held by the
Ladies Guilds o. Christ Episcopal
church in the Apex building Thursday
and Friday Of last week WIS a success
in every particular, sum approximat-
ing $3.50 being turned into the church
treasury as result of the two days
sales.
Morris Harlan, formerly employed
as salesman in Galley's shoe store,
but who has been staying at Jackson's
ranch, twenty-five miles northwest OF
town, for the last two or three manths,
was a visitor in Canon last Monday. He
says everything is iourishing on the
ranch.
Judge Bailey went to Silver Clin
last Monday evening where he will
preside at the Custer county district
court. District Attorney Pease and
Court Reporter ] T. Naff accompanied
him. The term, which will be an un-
usually short one, will prabably close
today or tomorrow
o. + Sawyer returned home last
Saturday night after five or six
weeks business visit to St. Louis and
points in Kansas. Mr.. Sawyer an
nounces the purchase of large stock
of dry goods at Salina. Kansas, and the
lease Of business building in that
city. Mr.. Sawyer will give his personal
attention to the trade which he hopes
to establish at Salina shortly after the
opening of the new year.
Jas. c. Peabody. late captain of
Company F. Second Regiment, Colo
RADIO National Guards, WAS ordered to
TELLURIDE on detached duty by
Adjutsnt General Sherman bell last
Friday. He went from here to Denver
last week and proceeded to his d-stina-
tion in obedience tn military orders
Sunday night How long he will be re-
quired to remain at Telluride is, of
course, unknown.
Through the real estate az. ncy of J.
NJ. Ragsdale 4 Sons the residence
properly of E. E. McKinnon at 6l5
Harrison avenue, has been sold to Mrs
Miranda ]. Cook, OF Pleasant Hill,
Mo-, who has decided to make her
home in this city. Mrs. Cook is the
mother of ]. c. Holmes, who recently
came here from Alvarado, Texas, and
now engaged in the hardware business
at S2s Main St. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
and family will maze their home with
Mrs. Cook.