Cañon City record., 1905-04-13

the best attended meeting ''for women
only" ever held in Canon City. The
main auditorium. the gallery and the
Sunday school room were literally
packed, every seat and chair being
filled. Mrs. Eichhorn ably led the
singing of the throng. Mrs. Connects e
solo was beautiful and inspiring, its
rendering giving it an added charm.
When Rev. Mr. Hunnewell spoke he
held the absorbed interest of his audit
ors from beginning to end, his sermon
being at once searching, helpful and
inspiring. Many requests were made
for prayer, and one lady was heard to
say that anyone who could come out of
such meeting without strengthened
determination to lead nobler life
must have a cast iron heart.
A LITTLE glue and the knack of a
skilled mechanic will make that dilap-
idated piece Of furniture as good as
new, and sometimes better. Frank
Emmerson is the furniture repairer
for this town. Leave orders at Thomp-
sons paint store. 71s Main street, or
telephone white 1882.
The social held at the home of Mrs.
Phelps on Thursday was a complete
success in every particular. Twenty
members of the Woman's Relief Corps
and ten of their friends were present
and a considerable sum of money was
realized to be used in aid OF the bazaar
to be held in the near future. Delic'
ious refreshments were served by Mrs.
Phelps and the occasion was one OF e1-
ceptional pleasure and interest. The
next social will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Dan Mcdonald on the Doth
inst. from two till five O'Clock p. m.
Members of the Relief Corps and their
friends are cordially invited.
EYE glasses fitted at the same low
prices as made on the rest of the stock
at the Rosenberg closing out sale.
A base ball team has beeni organized
among the students OF the high school
and negotiations are being carried on
with view of arranging series of
games with similar organizations in
neighboring cities. Although no def
mite understanding has been reached
it is expected that the first game will
be with the Colorado Springs high
which is in charge OF Prof. Brouse,
has a natty, new uniform, consisting of
a brown shirt and trousers. reds.stock-
ings and brown cap. On the shirts are
worked in white the club initials, 20.
C. H. s."
STERLING silver fiat ware and plated
goods at less than wholesale prices at
the Rosenberg closing out sale,
G. E. Ready, who with his wife left
here a few weeks ago for Salina, Kan
sas, for the benefit OF his health, is
very sick and but little hope is enter
tertsined for his recovery. His broth
er, II. B. Ready, of Elm avenue, Lin
coin Park, left here Tuesday night in
response to telegram apprising him
of the seriousness of the sick mans
condition. Mr.. Rendy is afflicted with
heart trouble and he left here with the
hope that a lower altitude would be
beneficial.
OSBORNE and Champion mowers and
rakes. Best goods, lowest prices.
Smith Mer. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Wade, of Fruit
mere, entertained party Of friends
and neighbors at Il six O'Clock dinner
last Tuesday evening, it being the
birthday anniversary OF the hostess.
Among the guests were Rev. and Mrs.
Granger and daughter, Ruth, DR.. Pitt
A. Wade and Mrs. Arthur Benjamin.
The occasion was very pleasant one
to al and they left wishing Mrs. Wade
many more anniversaries of her natal
day under an equally pleasant environ
ment.
THE Found and Lost items in THE
RECORD want column are always worth
reading
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Allen, who left
here nearly year ago for Lamar, Mis-
souri,, for the benefit of their health.
have returned to Colorado and are
again living at 100 Stanley avenue,
South Canon. They thought that the
climate Of Missouri was a more desira-
BILE one than that OF Colorado until
they tried IL, but are now convinced
that they were mistaken. They ex-
press much satisfaction at getting back
to Canon City.
BRING us your butter and eggs. We
pay cash differences Smith Mer Go.
Mrs. @. W. Burrage left on Tuesday
for portIapd nraoon ybara sba will