CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-10-12

b. g. Miller has sold his ice cream,
candy and confectionery business at
4l8 Main street to his son, Reed Miller,
and Herbert Thompson, who will oper-
ate IL on the lines 30 successfully pur-
sued BY their predecessor. The new
firm will conduct its trade under the
name Of "Millers." and by honest. en-
ergetic, up -to-date methods endeavor
to merit continuance Of the patron
age so generously bestowed upon the
former management. Reed Miller aHd
Herbert Thompson are two Of Canon
City's most estimable young men and
the public generally felicitates them
upon their advent into commercial cir
cles and anticipates for them the sue
cess which they SO heartily deserve.
Mrs. Irene Cowie, OF Denver inspect
or of the Woman's Relief Corps for the
Department Of Colorado and Wyoming,
visited Greenwood Corps No. %, OF
this city, in an official capacity last
Saturday evening. After inspection
Mrs. Cowie was entertained at lunch
con which was, in every sense, very
pleasant affair. She left Sunday after
noon on tour of inspection of the
various corps of the western and south
ern parts of the state, visiting in turn
Salida. LeadvilIe, Glenwood Springs,
Grand Junction, etc. Mrs. Cowie is
the wife of Secretary of State James
Cowie.
J. NJ. Ragsdale & Sons, agents in this
city for the National Surety company
Of New York, give US the interesting
information that their company has
just closed a contract with the Modern
woodmen of America for guaranteeing
the honesty of over twenty-five thou
sand local lodge officers covered by one
t,ond. 1t is the largest bond in the
world and is very bulky document,
the entire bond weighing approximate
ly fifty pounds.
Mrs. A. W. Duggan served a picnic
breakfast and luncheon to her boarders
on the top of the Royal Gorge last
Sunday. the first being eaten shortly
There were twelve or fifteen in the
party and the occasion was one of
great enjoyment to all. The return
drive was by way of Parkdale and
Webster Park, thus completing the
circle trip.
Mrs. Col. French OF the Salvation
Army, provincial officer of the Southern
Pacific province. Mrs. Statf Capt. Eric
son, one Of the Army's most talented
musicians and singers and Major Al
fred Harris, divisional officer for the
Rocky Mountain division, will conduct
q demonstration at the First Presby-
terian church tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock. An offering will be taken.
e. d. Bond, of the firm of Weaver &
Bond. who has been enjoying the pleas
ures OF hunting trip in the wilds of
Idaho. telegraphed James Turnbull
Wednesday morning of last week that
he had killed fine bull elk, and that
the shooting was excellent in that
state. Mr.. Bonds achievement has
awakened considerable envy on the
part OF local Nimrods.
Myton. Utah. where he 10 preparing to
establish himself in the hardware busi-
meas. Mr.. Columbia went out to the Uin-
tab reservation previous tc the opening
and during his stay OF sixty days trav-
eled over the entire reservation. He
thinks it will develop into a rich agri-
cultural and mining country.-Flor-
ence Tribune.
Mrs. ]. Putnam Smith, who resides
at 240S Main street, celebrated her
eighty-sixth birthday anniversary on
Tuesday of last week by family din
ner at which there were twenty-five
people present. The occasion was a
very pleasant one to all. Mrs. Smith
is the mother Of Mrs. Robert HarriIon.
The Gibson Lumber company is sole
agent for the Mead Hay Press. We
have sold two of these presses recently,
the last one to Mr.. S. H. Atwater. 1t
can be seen working on his ranch al
most any time; also one we sold to the
Colorado state penitentiary can be seen
working on the Lon Green ranch.
QUEEN VICTORIA 5 first command was
Bring me a cup of tesr' We cater to
her majesty, the queen of your house
held and hold at her command the roy
al teas Of all tea growing countries I;
the most delicious blends-teas deli
cate in favor and delightful in bou-
quet. Morrison Bros.
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