Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

BLIcCI.
Charles Lyons of Kansas City, Mo-,
lspsntss Sunday here with ehis sister,
Mrs. Ned Craven.
Show, Show. Show, Good Show at
lowest prices this week at Peoples
Store, 409 Main street.
The Second Baptist church started
their new house of worship Thursday
on South Fifth street near River street
| Large line Ladies', Misses and
Children's Golf Gloves 25c. 35c and
SOC. Peoples Store, 4os Main street
Ralph L. Thede of Aledo, Illinois,
came to Canon City recently and will
spend the winter here with his uncle,
Fred G. Thede.
Bert Brown of Las Vegas, N. M.
spent few days in Canon the first
of the week, visiting has parents, Mr..
and Mrs A R. Brown.
Today is the Eighty-eighth ami
versary OF the birth of Mrs. Lahm.
Her daughter, Mrs. Harding, is enter
tanning the Dickens club in her honor.
| Mrs. VILLA L. Fulton returned to
Canon City on Wednesday from Trini-
dad, where she has been for couple
of weeks assisting in the telephone Of
fee on account of the Illness of the
chief operator.
Mrs. F. N. Carrier entertained a
number of ladies at bridge Wednes-
day afternoon In honor of her guest,
Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Henderson re-
ceived the first prize and Mrs. Ned
Craven second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. McLain gave
very delightful dinner party at their
home. so2 Greenwood avenue, last
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Ed
Biggs OF Denver. Covers were laid for
fifteen guests.
Miss Blanche Niewarna of Omaha,
Neb., halted here from Friday until
Monday, for a visit with Mrs. W. B.
Kenney, on College avenue, while en-
route home from several months
stay at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Sperry have re-
turned to their home at Fort Aadi-
son, Iowa. after a pleasant visit here
with their son, R ". Sperry, and
family on whipple avenue Mr..
Sperry has been here since the middle
OF September, his wife since the first
OF August
Miss Sadie Sampel OF Chicago, halt
ed here few days ago for brief
visit with Mrs. F. S. Hartman, while
en- route TO California where she ex-
poets to spend the winter Miss Sam
pie lived for a couple OF years in
Canon City and has an extensive ac-
lquaintance here.
Miss E. Louise Moore left for her
home at Barry, Illinois, on Thursday
after having spent the greater part of
the summer here as the guest of Mrs.
f. n Hinman, at 1115 Greenwood ave-
nue. Miss Moore came here in July
4 and has made many friends among the
young people of Canon City.
Mrs. II. B. Peck of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, mother OF Mrs. w. F. Brooks.
arrived here Thursday night for an
extended visit. DR.. and Mrs. Brooks,
who came home from years resi-
dence in Europe a few days ago. ac-
companied Mrs. Peck on the Journey
from Chicago to Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Pressey, for
merly of this city, but now residents
of Pueblo, are making an extended
pleasure trip through the Southern
states After visiting Fort Worth. Gal
weston and other points In Texas they
proceeded to New Orleans and will go
later to Jacksonville, St Augustine and
tother Florida resorts. They expect to
be gone about month.
Rev. ]. T. Thomas was in Salida on
Sunday. having gone up there the pre-
vious afternoon for the purpose OF
being present at the closing meetings
lof BILLY. Sundays evangelistic cam
paign in that city. Rev. Thomas says
la great deal of good was accomplished
as o result of the Sunday meetings in
Salida and that the evang ,list's In
fiuence will be felt there for q long
time to come.
r. c. Pierce is plannig to leave soon
for an extended trip through the
Northwestern states, visiting most of
the more important towns in Idaho,
Oregon and Washington. Mr.. Pierce
has property interests Ia that section
OF the country and the trip will COM
bne business and pleasure. He
thinks the Puget Sound country is
destined to become one of the most
populous, as well as progressive. in
the United States.
William Landman of 7l9 North