Cañon City record., 1905-09-14

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E. R. Paris, of Carthage, Illinois, ar
rived here last Saturday and is the
guest of Merritt Hubbell and family on
Grand avenue, Lincoln Park. Mr..
Paris attended the G. A. R. encamp-
ment in Denver before coming to Cam
on City.
Rev. Mr.. Chaffee, who is expected
the latter part of this week, is very
highly spoken of in every way. With
the enthusiastic cooperation of the
large membership of the Methodist
church here he will assuredly do an
excellent work.
Miss Margaret McNulty, a lady Of
rank in the millinery art, arrived Sat-
urday from Fort Wayne, Indiana, and
accepted the position as trimmer and
designer in the millinery department
Of Thede's Suit and Millinery House,
427 Main street.
Prof. Lodford Truman, who has been
sick for some time, has SO far rec ov-
attend the state fair, to which place he
went yesterday. Prof. Truman ex-
poets to spend several weeks shortly
camping in the mountains.
Fred G. Thede, manager Of Thede's
Suit and Millinery House. has enioyed
a pleasant ten days visit from his
brother. w. G. Thede, and friend, Mr..
Hembeck, and family, from the East,
who were much pleased with the local
ity Of Canon City and its industries.
Mrs. Minnie F. Polly. who for years
cinity as millinery saleslady, has as
sumed duties in the large millinery de-
partment of Thede's Suit and Millinery
House at 427 Main street, where she
will be pleased to welcome her friends.
Mrs. A. II. Tudor, OF Cindinnati,
Ohio, is visiting her son, w. NJ. Tudor,
of the Office force Of the Great Western
Goal company. Mr.. Tudor's two little
daughters, who have been spending the
summer with their grandparents at
Cincinnati, returned to Canon with
Mrs. Tudor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Palmer left
last Friday for a couple of weeks visit
to Ohio City, where they will be the
guests Of e. M. Lamont, manager Of
the Raymond Consolidated Mines COM
pany. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Lamont. who has been the guest Of rel
atives here for some time.
L. G. Braswell, Of Stephensville,
Texas. was In town the first Of the
week making q survey Of the local field
with q view Of engaging in business
here. He was greatly pleased with
Canon City and the surroundings and
complimented the people on their en-
terprise and up-to-dateness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Woodham, Of
Edwards county, Illinois, have been
visiting in Canon City for the last
week or ten days enjoying our superb
climate and the fine mountain scenery
about town. Mr.. Woodham is one Of
the progressive and substantial farmers
of his neighbothood.
Rev. w. N. Worley and family who
recently came here from University
Place, Lincoln, Nebraska, have taken
possession Of the fruit ranch which
they recently purchased in Garden
Park. Rev. Worley has aspirations to
become horticulturist and will, no
doubt, succeed admirably.
Philip N. Collins, who has been as
sayer at the smelter for the past two
years, has accepted the position Of
chemist at the U. s. Smelling company
at Canon City. He left Wednesday
for his new post. Mrs. Collins and
family will remain in the city for a
while. Salida will lose an esteemed
and valuable citizen, but the best OF
wishes go with him.-Salida Mail.
/ Edward A. Kimball, of Chicago, will
lecture here on Christian Science to-
morrow night. Mr.. Kimbnll, who is
an authorized lecturer OF the mother
church in Boston, Massachusetts.
comes to Colorado after most success
full tour OF the Pacific coast states and
will speak in Denver. Boulder, Colora-
do Springs, Victor, Pueblo and other
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