CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-09
The Illustrated, zoe the
copy, out November 70.
Over $50 Illustrations.

Englisn Walhuts, ALMONDS, ntRBertoes,
Brazil nuts) filberts and always the
fresh roasted peanut. Morrison Bros.
E. F. Jewett returned home yester-
Lay afternoon from an extended busi-
ness trip through Southern Colorado in
the interest of the Diamond Fire Brick
company.
Ir's pleasure when buying popcorn
to get some that pops. We have it;
we know it's good; pops up in big
fakes as large as hickorynut. Nor
rison Bros.
Mrs. J. Homer Dickson and children
left last Sunday for Colorado Springs
where they will spend several weeks as
guests of toe formers mother and
other relatives.
G. G. Enwson has been chosen as one
of the two representatives from Colo
RADIO to the meeting of the supreme
lodge. Knights of Pythias. to be held at
New Orleans next year.
JIM Ragsdale returned home yes
terday afternoon from five or six
days business trip to Colorado Springs,
Monument. La Jara and other points
in the eastern part of the state.
Miss Ethel Gibson was hostess at a
delightful gathering of young people
at her home on Greenwood avenue last
Saturday evening in honor OF her
guest. Miss Ethel Shepherd of Salt
Lake City.
The regular shoot of the Canon City
Gun club will be held this afternoon.
AT the last business meeting of the
club it was decided to hold the regu
lar shoots on Thursday afternoon Of
each week
Our trade has materially increased
in the last 90 days. Why? Because
people are finding out that our cofiees
are fresher than others sell, and they
get ticket with every 35c purchase.
Coolbaugh's.
Mrs. T. NJ Harding went to Greeley
last Tuesday to attend a meeting OF
the Cliff Dwellers' association, OF which
she is a member. Many prominent
women from various parts of the state
were present.
Miss Msdge l.. Robertson, the popu-
lar and efficient telephone girl, has &C.
cepted position as chief operator in
one Of the leading hotels OF Denver and
left last Sunday for the capital city to
enter upon her duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Farmer have re-
turned to Canon City from very
pleasant trip OF months duration
through the eastern states. during
which they visited New York. Chicago
and points in Minnesota.
0uR line OF coffees and teas is the
finest the markets of the world pro-
duce Let our Mr. Carson show you
our samples and get our prices. All
our goods are guaranteed. John Sex
ton & Co., 4l7l Main street.
C. @. Ferguson of Pikeville, Tenn
essee is spending the winter here for
the benefit OF his health. His father,
who accompanied him to Colorado, left
last week for Iowa where he will visit
a daughter while en- route home.
Miss Mabel Ewell OF Rochester, New
York, arrived here last Friday and will
spend the winter in this city. Miss
Ewell is a niece of Mrs j. n. Wrigh,
and Mrs. II. E Smith. She will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Biggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. r. McLain have returned
home from delightful eastern trip OF
a months duration. during which they
visited New York City, Philadelphia
Boston, Baltimore. Washington. Chica-
go and St. Louis
am arranging to get out new map
OF Canon City similar to the one issued
three years ago and would be pleased
to receive suggestions from those
familiar with the old one that would
tend to improve the value and compre-
hensiveness.-E. VI Bradbury.
Mrs. Alvin S. Boise, formerly resi-
dent of this city but who has been liv-
ing in California for several years. has
returned to Canon and is again making
her home at 5l2 Rudd avenue. Her
husband remained on the Pacific coast
TO look after some business interests.
Mrs. Ed Minor and son, Harmon,
left yes erday for Houston. Tex, to
attend the marriage of Clyde RatliG
Minor and Miss Adelaide Noble, which
occurs Wednesday the 22nd visit. Ed.
Minor will leave for Houston on the
10th inst, TO be present at the wedding.
William Babberger. the photograph-