CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-06

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Mrs. NJ. r. Francis returned Mon
day from Florence where she spent
two weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Morris. Mrs. Francis reports that the
trees are beginning to leave out at
Florence and that at Canon City the
trees are all leaved out and the grass
on the lawns is ready for the fret cut
ting.-Salida Record.
Rev. Ira H. Teel, late pastor of the
Christian church in this city, who is
now in California, has accepted a un-
animous call to the pastorate of the
christian church at Eureka in that
state and will at once enter upon his
work. He does not expect Ito return
here for his family for several weeks.
The boys OF the South Canon high
school are starting regular training for
the track events to be held in the near
future at Colorado Springs and Boulder.
Several OF the best men are laid up
from sprains in their muscles. VIII
McCurry, Gale Robinson and James
Lamme being on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DEMO and son, n.
E. DEMO, and wife. left on Tuesday for
their home in North Girard, Pennsyl-
vania. The Messrs. Denio. who are
largely interested in the Raymond
Consolidated Mining Company ct Ohio
City, have been spending the winter
here.
Mrs. VIII Vaughn and sister, Mrs.
Mckenzie. of Victor, have returned
home after a several weeks trip through
the Republic OF Mexico They had a
very pleasant time and among other
places Of interest visited the ancient
capital Of the Montezumas
A P. Eaton and party o, fifteen
neighbors we're up from Rockvsls on
Thursday night to attend the revival
meeting at the tabernacle. Mr.. Ea5on
was delighted and says Rev. Sunday is
the most eloquent and effective evan
gelist he ever heard.
Mrs James Turnbull gave very
delightful reception on Tuesday from
I 80 to 6 80. Over fifty lsdies called
during the afternoon. Mrs Turnbull
was assited by her sister, Miss Nunns,
Mrs. Dali Deweese and Miss Hazel
DeWeese.
The members of the Euchre club
were entertained at 8 O'Clock dinner
by Mr. and Mrs L. d. Bailey Thursday
evening. In the card game which fol-
lowed, the favors were divided between
Mrs. c. A Biggs and Mrs. r. S. Cool
baugh.
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cial College and arrange TO enter for
the spring term of Monday, April 10.
The recent rains have given q stimu-
lus to the growth of vegetation which
pressages an early spring. The straw
berry plants are beginning. to bloom
and the indications are that there will
be an unusually prolific crop this year.
Miss Ruth Mccoy entertained few
OF her friends very pleasantly at a
chsiing dish party Thursday afternoon.
Those present were Misses Ruth sand
Ruby Helm and Misses Psrrett, okey,
Chapman, Steva and Hendricks. -.
R. s. Lewis was in Denver and Silver
CIif last week He says there is..,a
great deal OF snow in the Wet Noun
tain Valley, and lthsi the mountains
present beautiful appearance with
their mantle OF white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Smith enter
tanned a score or more OF their friends
very pleasantly at their home. 7l9
North Sixth street. last night in COM
mcmoration of the first anniversary of
their marriage.
The Ladies' Quartette, consisting Of
Miss Bessie Saunders, Mrs. Eichhorn,
Mrs Clark and Mrs, White spent a
very enjoyable afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Eichhorn on Thursday, teal be-
ing served.
Presiding Elder Pfifer made his re-
gular quarterly visit to the First NJ. E.
church in this pitv last Sunday Ow-