Cañon City record., 1905-04-20

A few pieces of fine cut glass going
for song. Rosenberg.
The Colorado Chieftain and The
RECORD both one year for $l.5O.
John Davis of Howard has been
down this week attending court.
LEATHER seat, high arm, rocker for
s2.25 at Avery & Robison's, 32l-323
Main street.
Remember the sacrifice sale Of the
Rosenberg stock. Many things being
sold for half what they are worth.
Keep your bowels regular by the
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablest. There is nothing bet
ter. For sale by all dealers.
Prof. ]. Flory, the eye specialist. has
been in Pueblo on profession al busi-
ness for several days. He will be in
his Office at the st. Cloud hotel after
the 2lst inst.
Rev. Walter F. Schmidt, formerly OF
Fort Wayne, Indiana, but more re-
Gently of Hastings, Nebraska, and
Denver, has come to Canon City with
view of making his home here. He
was accompanied by his wife and two
children.
Q. G. English, who came here from
Illinois last fall in order to recuperate
his health after hard study in school,
returned home last Monday on account
of the high altitude affecting the action
Of his heart. Mr. English made many
friends during his residence here who
regret the necessity of his departure.
A base ball club has been formed
among the boys of the Washington
school that is unique, at least in its
membership. Before its organization
u hard and fast rule was adopted that
no boy. however athletic or skillful as
ball player, could become a member
if he drinks. smokes or chews tobacco,
or swears. Whether the club is success
ful on the diamond or not makes but
little difference it has already
achieved distinction in its personnel.
Miss Gertrude Goddard has resigned
her position as stenographer in the
Fremont County Bank on account OF |
i'll health and left today for Denver
where she will be a guest for few |
days in the family of her uncle, Judge |
Luther NJ. Goddard of the supreme
court, before returning to her home in
Kansas. Her friends hope |
to hear Of her speedy restoration to
health. Miss Stella Foster also leaves
today for her home in Burlingame,
she expects to spend the summer.
The Presbyterian church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity Sunday after
noon at the meeting for women only,
led by Mrs. William Sunday. A beau
tiful song service was conducted by |
Mrs. Eichhorn. Mrs. Connect sang |
most sweetly and helpfully several
times. after which Mrs. Sunday read |
the third chapter OF Collossinns and
spoke Of several thoughts suggested by
the selection from Psul's letter. Her
talk, which she said was not sermon,
was practical and very suggestive and
will be productive of much good to
those who were so fortunate a. to be |
present.
f. L. McKinnon and Mrs. Nellie p. !
Weston left on the Santa Fe train |
Friday evening for Pueblo en- route |
to Los Angeles, California, where the
former will attend the head camp OF
the Woodmen OF the World as dele |
gate from the 18th district OF Colorado |
and the latter the grand circle as n
delegate from the same jurisdiction. |
They will be gone about month and |
will visit San Francisco after leaving |
Los Angeles, Mrs. Weston probably go-
ing to Portland, Oregon, to visit her
son, Ned, who is blue jacket on the
U. s. Cruiser Boston, which will repre-
sent the navy at the Lewis q Clarke
Exposition.