Cañon City record., 1905-08-10


J. W. LeQuatte has resigned his po-
sition at the Larimer Dry Goods store
to accept o more remunerative one,
with greater privileges and better op-
portunities with Messtrs. Baker &
Biggs, the leading dry goods establish
ment of Canon City. He will leave
with his family for his new home on
Friday. Mr.. LeQuatte has been with
the Larimer Dry Goods house for the
past four years, and in that time has
established himself firmly in the good
will and confidence Of the entire COM
munity by his urbanity, business in
tegrity, fair dealing and efforts to
please the patrons Of the house. In
parting with Mr.. LeQuatte, Fort Col
Inns loses an excellent citizen and a
gentleman above reproach.-Fort Col
Inns Courier.
A. L. JEFFREY, Allen Jameson and
John Emmerson left last Monday
morning for Trinidad to attend the
session of the grand lodge, Knights of
Pythias. as the representatives. of Occur
de Leon lodge No. As, of this city.
They are expected to return home to-
morrow.
Is the competition for your trade
The Palace drug store has a double ad-
vaDtage-offering the best goods, sell
ing at the lowest prices. Ever know
why you naturally drift toward The
Palace when you craved a soda drink
Simply because they serve nothing but
the best.
Mr.. Lorentz believes in giving chick
ems the best of care. Besides building
warm, roomy houses for his birds, he
went to some expence to hare a ce-
ment floor laid in each building, SO that
they are mouse and rat proof. The
floors can thus be very easily cleaned
as well.
Misses Nellie and Maude Chapman, j.,
Mrs. Geo. II. Arlett and daughters,
Misses Anita and Marjorie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Farmer and Fred Sartor,
left last Saturday morning for a ten
days or two weeks camping and fish
ing outing on Upper Beaver creek
John Campbell, of Nortcnville, Kan
sas. is visiting his son, Gilbert Camp
bell. of the Campbell Lumber company.
Il has been thirty years since Mr..
Campbell left his Kansas home, and
he has made good, fact which gives
his father great pride.
Miss Rebecca North, of Atcbison,
Kansas. came Wednesday to join her
sisters, Mrs. G. A. Wright. and Miss
Anna North, who are spending the
summer in Canon. They are living in
the Woods cottage on West Green
wood avenue.
Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman, of Hiawatha,
Kansas. who has been visiting here for
several weeks with Mr.. and Np- c.
SweitIer, of Lincoln Park, has gone
to Colorado Springs. From there she
will go to Denver and then on home to
Hiawatha.
Mrs. Henry Luers and son Henry
who have been living for several
months with Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Ora.
ven on East Main street, left wednes-
| day for their home in Wichita. Kans
Mr.. Luers returned to Kansas some
time ago.
The Paxton, McWilliams and Kirk.
ton families, who have been camping
for = week on Upper Beaver. returned
home Saturday. Thev got 25 fine
trout while there, some of them q foo,
long. They saw two deer and two bob.
cats.
Mr.. Geo. A. Baker, senior partner
and Miss Rosa Kier, buyer for the dry
goods department of Baker & Biggs'
leave Saturday for Kansas City, Chica.
go and New York to purchase the fall
and winter stock for the big store.
The Found and Lost items in The
RECORD want column are always worth
reading.