Cañon City record., 1905-05-04

Rev. D. Burt Smith, pastor Of Trim
ity Lutheron church, Mrs. Smith. Mrs..
Joe Honeck and Miss Irene Oramer
left yesterday for Denver to attend the
annual meeting OF the Rocky Noun
tain Synod of the Lutheran church.
Mrs. Honeck is recording secretary of
the home and foreign missionary So
ciety Of the Lutheran church OF Colo
rsdo, which meets in conjunction with
the Synod.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Harding entertained the
Bridge Whist Luncheon Club and few
Others on Saturday in honor Of her
guest Mrs. F. L. Bartlett of Denver.
The tables were decorated with apple
blossoms. The favors for the highest
scores were given to Mrs. Kohlman and
Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Enid delighted the
ladies with two monologues at the
close Of the afternoon.
Misses Azzezia and Bahia Sadly, of
Damascus, Syria, who are students at
Northwestern University, Evanston,
Illinois, were Canon City visitors last
Sunday while en- route to Leadville.
The Misses Saidy are renowned travel
ers, having visited nearly every Euro
pean, Asiatic and South American
country and are now engaged in tour
ing the United States.
The Fremont County Bank have
made arrangements whereby they now
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BILE in all the principal cities Of in the
world. These letters are without
exception the best means of arranging
for money abroad. II you are going to
Old Mexico, South America. Japan.
Europe or anywhere else, see the Off
GERS Of the bank.
Chaplain Lucas, Of the penitentisry,
began a series of revival services at the
Christian church last night. which will
last the remainder OF this week and,
probably. the greater part Of next.
Chaplain Lucas is a splendid speaker
and the public is cordially invited to
come out and hear him. Services be-
gin at 1880
John Amundson the real estate
agent reports the following realty
transfers during the past week: WILL
lam Underhill to Fred I. Cammack
two acre tract half mile east of the
Mckinley school on Lincoln Park.
consideration ti050 cash. Dora A.
Neikirk to Sears Stevens, ten acre
tract in Phelps addition. considers
tion $500
The MONDAY prayer meetings at
the Y. NJ. O. A. rooms. which proved
80 popular and helpful . feature Of
the late revival. will be kept up regu-
larly twice . week-on Tuesdays and
Fridays at Is O'Clock sharp. Every
man in the city interested in religious
matters is invited to attend these SER
vices.
b. F. Taylor OF Phillip, West vir-
ginia, brother of City Attorney, A. L.
Taylor, arrived here last Friday with .
view of making his home in Colorado.
In company with his sister-in-law.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor, he drove up to the
Stirrup ranch on Monday where he
will join W. H. Pigg in bear hunt.
HARD wear clothes for boys. econo-
my prices. Bethel Co.
The members Of Canon Homestead
No. l3s, Brotherhood Of American Yoe-
men. will give literary and musical
program at their hall Friday evening,
May 18th. As the session will be an
important one all members are urged
to be present. Friends will be admit
ted to the lodge room at 9 O'Clock.
MKT time you buy -four try "On
Time" -four.
Rev. b. e. Harl and G. r. Tanner
returned home last Friday from Denver.
where they spent several days last
week in attendance at the quarterly
meeting of the State Baptist Mission
airy society. The annual convention
of the Baptist church of Colorado
meets in this city next October
ASK your grocer for Star Bread and
get the aluminium chip good for 9
loaves.
w. L. Hawkins, wife and family left
last Monday for Long Beach, Califor-
mia, where they expect to make their
home. Mr.. Hawkins served this
county as sheriff for four years and as
under sheriff for term of two years.
discharging the duties in each instance
with credit to himself.
LACE curtains laundered, IL Ussie
svenue, South Canon.
Samuel E. johnson, of Cripple Greek.
a nd Mr~ Mav NJ D.vis of tb;a ,,;tv