Cañon City record., 1904-02-18
News Notes


Best bacon tby side l4c per pound
at McNelly's 2t7
New seeds fresh from the growers.
G II. Tanner 4 Co. 2t7
E. A Bradbury, Notary Public. No.
llS South Fifth Street. ptf
We can save you money on seeds in
bulk. G. R. Tanner & Co. 2t7
Richelieu canned vegetables are the
best G. R. Tanner & Co. 2t7
A two and half cent chip with each
cue on pool at w. E. Miller's.
B. G. woodford, Notary Public and
Conveyanber, lle North Fifth street.
Grass seed, clover and alfalfa seed.
Garden seeds in bulk. G. R Tanner &
Co. 2t7
Miss E. r. Jones, manicuring, face
massaging, shsmpooing and hair dress
ing jI2 River street. Sta
For Sale-Household goods, lawn
mower, sprayer and garden tools. 5i2
Riverside, South Canon. stSp
When you want to play pool go to W.
E. Miller's. he gives chip with each
cue, no change in the price.
Valley hay for sale $3.50 per ton in
lots from 100 lbs to 8 cars. See De-
wee.e & Turnbull, 5I2 Main street.
Five rooms for rent over Patton's
jewellery store. viii rent all together
or in twos and threes-
6ti MAYHEM & CHAPMAN, AIS Main.
The social that vas 70 have been held
at the residence Of Mrs. Cunningham
on Lincoln Park on Friday evening has
been postponed on account sOf the ILL.,
mes, OF Mrs. Cunningham
The Assembly club gave very en-
joyable Valentine dance at Elk's hall
last Monday night There were about
thirty-six couples present Prof. Ber-
horn Of Pueblo furnished the music
Governor Peabody and the members
OF the board of pardons were enter
tanned al O'Clock dinner by Warden
and Mrs. Cleghorn last Tuesday 1t
was one Of the pleasant incidents of
the governors recent visit to this city.
All who pay Record. subscriptions for
this year, this month, viii be gwen
the illustrated magazine, Farm Life,
one year without extra charge. You
get the two now for Sis. You need
the papers. We need the money.
The members Of Canon City Lodge,
No I, /. o. o. r. have recently in
stalled handsome tire-proof safe in
their hall for the protection and Sc
curity Of their records. The local
lodge OF the brotherhood of the triple
link is one OF the oldest and most
prosperous in the state.
The young ladies composing the. U.
u. X. club, eleven in number. were en-
tertsined at d O'Clock dinner.by Miss
Josephine Palmer last Tuesday night.
Two young ladies' were initiated into
the mysteries OF the club membership
and much fun was had at the! expense
OF the noviliates.
Grover Belknsp, son of Henry Bel
knap Of Fruitmere, had the misfortune
to get his left arm broken by. the fall
of his horse while riding after stock on
his fathers ranch in the Wet Mountain
valley one day last week. The horse
stepped in prairie dog hole and threw
his rider over his head with great
force. infiicting the injury described,
Valentine social was given at the
United Presbyterian church last Mon
day night by the members of the Sun
dav School for the purpose of raising
money to be devoted to the purchase
OF song books for the congregation.
There was large gathering of young
people and delightful time was ihad
10y all A fund of seventeen dollars
was raised.
L. NJ. Lamont, manager of the Ray
mond Consolidated Mining Company
on Ohio Greek, will return to Pitkin
today after several days business
and social visit in this city. Mr.. La
mont says the mining industry is
fiourishing in Gunnison county and
reiterstes the statement, made some
time ago, that there will be big boom
in mining along Ohio creek as soon as
spring opens.
Ii is asserted that the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company has definitely de-
cided to tafe the water from the Ar
kansas river for use at its big steel
plant at Bessemer at point four miles
east Of Florence, instead of at the
Royal George, as was originally plan
ned. BY the adoption of this moditi-