CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-11-24

Company has been moved over to the
mines to save the inconvenience Of
transferring books, accounts, etc.
| FIsE bananas, oranges, lemons, meats
of all kinds, fruits and vegetables at
competitors prices. The Leader 70s
Main ST.. phone blue 1893
The Eastern Star will give bazaar
in the Apex block Friday and Saturday
Dec. 2nd and Bird. Dinner will be
served Saturday night at 35 cents.
Mrs. Chas. Rathburn was called to
Yates Center, Kan. last Friday on ac-
count of the death af her father. She
vii remain there about two weeks.
Ir is not too early to begin thinking
about the Christmas present. Let us
show VOC some fine pieces of furniture
suitable for gifts. Avery & Robson.
HARDAsoER and English eyelet en-
broidery also Irish point lace designs
will be exhibited by Miss Totten at the
st. Cloud alter Nov, eist. Instructions
given.
THE most valuable Christmas pres
ents are those which are servicable
such as furniture, baby buggies, dishes
rugs cts. Let us show you. Avery 4
Robson.
| Jos. W Nilsson and wife have gone
tc st. Louis for a week or so. They
will also visit Gal-sburg, H., and
! Lincoln, Nebraska, where they have
relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Tifiin was called back to
St Louis last week on account of the
death Of her father. DR.. and Mrs.
Tifin had just returned from visit to
st. Louis.
We have secured the hall in the st.
Cloud hotel for private dancing school.
Glass or private instructions at any
time. Prot. and Mrs. Durey o02 Col
lege avenue
HI Baughman for long time a
resident of Canon City but for several
years residing in San Diego California
was here last week. He has gone to
Cripple Greek.
hEWEAob out ~ stCih vi CuHh ouyiuk
and cash selling enables us to sell goods
on very close margins. We want your
trade. try US, we will make it to your
interest to trade al. The Leader
Canon City, Colo, to visit with rela-
tives, is sick at the home Of his brother,
Eli Zimmerman, in Fairview.-World,
Hiawatha, Kan.
DIR. and Mrs. W. t. Little left Mon
day for a short visit at the Worlds
Fair. They win go down the river to
New Orleans and over to Mobile, spend |
ing three or four weeks away.
Ed McLain, a brother of c. r. and |
A. II. McLain. has come from the east |
and has taken charge of the books for
the Royal Gorge Coal Company Hi.
family will arrive this week.
W. b. Deems returned from the east
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Deems sister. Miss Myers Mr.
Deems brought with him eight sweet
potatoes that weighed iS pounds
Mrs. h Rosenberg and family re-
turned last week from pleasant visit
to her old home in Lincoln, Nebr She
was accompanied by her brother. Chss.
Yanow. who will spend his vacation
here
Las week Miss Winifred Atwater
had very delightful visit with the
Misses Alice and Florence Cunningham
of Salt Lake City. The Misses Gun
ningham are school friends of Miss
Atwater
general good time at the home of Mrs.
Burrage. After the lesson, the ladies
pieced quilt for the associated
then enjoyed a nice time
at the lunch tables which were bounte-
ously furnished by the "B's" OF the
club, Mesdames Baker, Bethel. Burrsge
and Bailey.
Mrs. Julia L, Mack and Miss Minor
entertained fourteen of their friends
with thimhle party and tea at their
home on Greenwood avenue Saturday
afternoon. The ladies who responded
to the invitation were Mesdames Bailey
Biackmer, Biggs. Cone, Atwater,
Eldred. Smith. Cramer, Weston,
Thomas, McFarlane. Kohlman, Sheetx.
Humphrey and Hardy.
The regular meeting OF the Progress
club was held on Saturday Nov. 18th at
the home OF Miss whitmore on Green
wood Ave-, The members responded