Cañon City record., 1905-03-23
Iooaz ana Personal

The Douglas Shoes at Bethel Co.
Amos Perry Castlebury and Louella
Swisher, both of Canon City, were
welded by Rev. J. B. Cook at the NJ.
E. parsonage Wednesday evening the
10th inst.
GARDEN seeds. grass seeds. field seeds.
Complete stock. G. r. Tanner & Co.
Mrs. Graves gave a violet luncheon
last Thursday in honor of her aunt, Mrs.
Allen. The party was a complete sur
prise to the guest of honor, and was
greatly enjoyed by those present.
HAVE party who wants to buy a
fruit ranch on Lincoln Park; must be
well located and well fruited. J.. J..
Hollingsworth, 832 Main. Phone, Can
on SO.
Harry Morton and Ethel X. Allen
were married at the parsonage of the
First M. E. church Wednesday evening
of last week by Rev. ]. B. Cook. The
contracting couple are both residents
of Canon City.
Our garden seeds are fresh and good.
Smith Mere. Co.
Col. G. T. Crozier left Wednes sday
night of last week for Gallatin, Mis-
souri,, in response to telegram an
nouncjng the death Of his brother-in-
law, Scott Haynes, who was killed as
the result Of kick from a mule.
FINE Laces and Ribbons for thin
pocketbook at Mars.
There was a very pleasant social
gathering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. wyco1 in South Canon last
Thursday night. The guests number
ed a score or more and the evening
was devoted to games OF various kinds.
Delicious refreshments were served.
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public. No.
1l8 South Fifth Street. ptf
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Web
ster entertained few friends at whist.
The party WAS in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin. whose wedding anniver-
ssry it was, and they were the fortu-
nate winners Of the favors. Delicious
were served at the close
of the evening.
MorHrr. you can buy the best boys
clothing made at the Bethel Co.
Mel Long was arrested by Mar.hal
Mackenzie yesterday morning on the
complaint Of A. J. Mellin who charged
him with disturbing the Army worship
last Sunday. Long was taken before
Police Magistrate Pennington yester-
day afternoon who adjudged him gull
ty and fined him fifty dollars and costs.
Prof. G. ID. Chamberlain, working in
the interests of the International Cor
respondence Schools, OF Scranton,
Pennsylvania, gave u stereoptican lee
ture in the First Methodist church,
Tuesday evening, to large number of
people. His subject was India, Africa
and the Orient and is said to have been
handled in manner both entertaining
and instructive.
NAILS and tacks for berry crates
Smith Mere. Co.
Mrs. DR.. Twitchen, and her mother.
Mrs. Barron, have been enjoying this
week a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McGibbon, Hugh McGibbon ana Miss
Alice McGibbon, who stopped Oh on
their way from Montreal, Canada. to
San Francisco, where they expect TO
remain permanently. MIR. and Mrs.
McGibbon are uncle and aunt, and
Hugh McGibbon and Miss Alice Nc
Gibbon are cousins Of Mrs. Twitchsll.
For feed, coal, and wood call on
Merris 4 Son, 2o8 NJ ain street.
Mr.. F. I. Newell, of Chicago. who
has been obliged to come to Colorado
to live on account Of his health. will
probably make his home In Canon City
though at present he is stopping at the
Andrews Block in Florence. Mr..
Newell is q teacher Of mandolin, guitar
and banjo and has taught these in
struments for fifteen years. He was
for three years president of the Bee
thoven club in Chicago. His presence
in our midst will undoubtedly be
welcomed In musical circles. or Mr..
Newell's ability as teacher, Mr..
Samuel Siegel, who is probably the