CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-25

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Colorado State Sunday School con.
vention at Colorado Springs, 1915 for
round trip via Rio Grande May % and
30, good to return June 2.
THE members of the alumni can get
reserved seat tickets for the commence
ment exercises Thursday evening by
calling at Whipple's Book store.
Mrs. w. G. Eldred came down from
Cripple Greek last Tuesday for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. @.
Webster and family on Greenwood
avenue.
Miss Floy Gaines and Miss Lille. G.
Morse, of Barry, Illinois. who have
been visiting the family Of L. II. Ban
croft on East Main street have gone to
Denver.
A. H. Copley. night ticket CLERK at
the Rio Grande office, has returned
bringing a new member of the house
hold, Mr.. Copley. ir. Cop" is set
tin 'em up" to the boys this week
The annual banquet of the Canon
City High School Alumni association
will take place at the St. Cloud hotel
tomorrow night. The occasion is ex-
pected to be one of unusual interest.
Jared Townsend of Elm avenue,
Lincoln Park, will leave next Saturday
for Mortified, Minnesota, where he
expects to make his home with his
daughter Mr.. Townsend has lived
here three years.
A. E. Rigsby marketed some very
fine strawberries yesterday, picked
from B. H. Blowers ranch on Lincoln
Park. They were of the Bederwood
variety, and were probably the first Of
that kind to come to town this season.
Rev. B. E. Harl is expected to re-
turn home today or tomorrow from
Kansas City and St. Louis, where he
went several weeks ago to attend con-
ventions of the Baptist church. He
stopped of for a visit with friends near
Marshall, in Saline county, on the way
back.
PRoFEssoR Frank Burhorn will give
a series of social dances in the Annex
Hall on Saturday evenings. These
dances will be conducted strictly first
class. and all patrons assured pleasant
evening. Dancing lessons given Satur-
day afternoons from 3 to 8 p. m, also
pupils solicited for Piano lessons.
DR. Sanford Bell. of the faculty of
the State University. who delivered
the class address last Tuesdsy night,
visited the orchards of Lincoln Park
yesterday and witnessed the process of
spraying the trees. He Was much in
terested in what he saw and was sur
prised at the extent OF the horticultur-
al interests here.
George r. Cassedy and James Left
wick accompanied by VIM. White, of
Florence, left last Tuesday for the
Junkins Park gold fields, where they
will engage in mining. All the bridges
on the Hardscrabble were washed ou,
by the recent heavy rains in that Sec
tion so they were compelled to make
the trip by the way OF Ilse and Querida.
J. E. Evans and family, from Sal,
Lake City, are in town with his Famous
Royal Enameline. Mr., Evans is an
expert piano enameler, Ani will enamel
pianos from u 90 up in order to adver-
tise his enameline. AL money re-
funded II not satisfactory. Partie.
wishing pianos enameied kindly drop a
postal general delivery or call at 2oi
south sth street.
George Raymond Minister, son OF
John Minister OF South Canon. was ar.
rested last Monday for attempting &c
pass forged check for 1910 on DR.
Mary E. Phelps at G. r. Tanners & Co.'S
He was taken before Judge Cooper oi
the county court the following day and
was sentenced to the reform school 81
Beuna Vista. but sentence WAS sus.
pended during good behavior. Minister
will be sixteen years old in July.
W. 5. Thomas of Troy. Ohio, &C.
companied by his daughter, Mrs. II. T
Pitkin, and grandson, Horace, are eI-
pected to arrive here today from Sal,
Lake City for visit with the formers
son, W. G. Thomas, and wife at 5ll
Pike avenue. Mr.. Thomas Sr. has
been spending the winter in San
Francisco. California. Mrs. Pitkiu and
son have been on the Pacific coast for
more than year and are now en- route
home.
r. A. Williams returned home last
Saturday from New Cambria. Missouri,