CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-08-24

FINEST soda water. We serve all the
favorites. We don't wish, however, to
convey the idea that we are merely
soda water druggists. We are very
anxious to sell you drugs and medicines
also. And the same care we take to
tickle your palate we also exercise in
compounding your medicines. The
Palace Drug Store.
Jess Jenkins, who has been visiting
here for several weeks, returned to the
Cripple Greek district last Sunday.
Mr. jenkins had the misfortune to se-
riously iniure his right arm while
working at the Independence mine at
Victor month or six weeks ago and
was the victim OF an enforced vacation
in consequence.
J. @. Howell, of Canon City, and his
father-in-law, DR.. D. H Shields, of
Hannibal, Mo, and L. D. Strayer of
Salids, are party of fishermen who
left Tuesday for a ten days outing on
the head waters of the Taylor river.
Mrs. Howell and her mother will stay
in Salida until the fishermen return
Salida Record.
IT is not often that The Palace can
not deliver the goods, but the big, new
invoice OF McDonald's fresh candies,
expected last Thursday morning, failed
to arrive until Saturday morning. Not
a box in the house Thursday and Fri
day. This shows the freshness and
the popularity OF McDonald's fresh
candies.
Mrs J. ]. Cone. accompanied oy
Mrs. Ledbetter and Miss Agnew, will
arrive here shortly from Stevens Point,
Wisconsin, and will take up their abode
at the family residence at 424 River
Street. In accordance with the ex-
pressed wish of her late husband Mrs.
Gone will make her home in this city.
Mrs. James Wallace. of Lincoln Park,
returned yesterday to her former home
near Pittsville, Missouri Mrs. Wal
lace came here some time ago on ac-
count Of her health, but failing to de-
rive the expected benefit from the
change Of climate. decided to go back
to more familiar surroundings.
W. P. Paxton and VIII and Wilma
Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. McGown
and three children. Mr. and Mrs Alon-
10 Harrison and three visitors from
Ohio, and Miss Jennie Bishop, all of
Fruitmere. are home after a week spent
at Colorado Springs. The entire party
drove through in a wagon.
Ben. X Curtis. who has been work
ing in the mines at Victor, is home for
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Curtis. OF Cyanide avenue.
Young Curtis has spent two years in
the State School OF Mines at Golden.
but means to spend this rear in prac-
tical mining work.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Chivens left the
first OF the week for Arkansas. where
they will visit friends for some time.
They will not return to Canon City, al
though they have not yet decided
where they will make their home. Mrs.
Chivens is the mother of the late John
@. Hardenbergh.
F. W. Leland, superintendent OF the
Boulder Gas company, stopped of here
. couple of days last week for q visit
with his friend. r. K Coward, while
en- route home from a business trip to
the Western Slope. Mr.. Leland and
Mr.. Coward used to work together in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ellis and niece.
Miss Ina Narrower, Of Henderson, Iowa,
Fred Pennington and Bert Ellis left
the first Of the week for a fishing trip
to the Jointed Rod resort on the Gun
nison river. They expect to be gone
until the end Of the month.
Rev. ]. t. Thomas returned here last
Saturday night from Stevens Point.
Wisconsin, where he was called on the
18th inst. BY a telegram announcing
the death Of ]. ]. Cone. The funeral,