CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-01-11
Among the Sick and I.jure1.

Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Emmerson
have been down with pneumonia sew
eral weeks. Almost ten days ago Mrs.
w. w. Emmerson went to bed with the
same disease. Last week W. W. EN-
merson, city editor of The Record,
was taken down and all four have
been in bed in the same house at the
same time. Following this Mrs. John
w. Emmerson, living next door, was
taken i'll and has been in bed several
days. All are better now, however.
except Mr.. W. W. Emmerson. who is
really very i'll.
Mrs. Stock of Lincoln Park, who has
been i'll for several months, is now
improving and her friends hope to
see her entirely well in a few weeks
Monday E. S. Graham was called to
the bedside of his brother, Calvin, in
Colorado Springs. Later word was
received of the brothers death.
Ira Thomas, the six-year-old son of
E. W. Thomas, had an arm broken
Monday afternoon while playing on
wagon. 1t was set and the little fell
low will be all right after the regula-
ton time. He exhibited greater nerve
than many a grown person under sim
liar circumstances.
Mrs. W. L. Morris has been very i'll
in Salida. She is better but will not
return home until next week Mrs
Morris went TO SaIida before Christ
mas and remained on account of the
illness and death of her mother
F. d. Heath was on the streets
Tuesday for the first time since he
returned from the hospital in Denver.
Three weeks ago he had an operation
performed for appendicitis. He is
gaining strength rapidly.
Gilbert Campbell has been confined
to his home several days on account
of bad cold
J. A. Kirkton of Fruitmere has been
quite sick for the past week
If you need a girl put a want I'd. in
The Record want column
Last Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock at the home of r. S. Lewis a
reception was given in honor of the
students of Colorado College who were
here for the holidays. An invitation
was also extended to the senior classes
of both the Canon high schools. The
reception was given by Misses Lewis,
Reynolds, Mccoy and Turk. former
students of the college. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with the
flags of many colleges, but the orange
dominated. At five O'Clock light re-
freshments were served and then the
college girls served fudge from their
chatting dishes. All agreed that ii was
a delightful evenings entertainment
Prof. John j. Jones, the well known
optical specialist, will be at Browns
rooming house, 4l5R Main street
Canon City. Colo. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, January II, 12 and Is.
Don't fail to see him If you are need
ences: l. l.. Harding, C. B. Merris,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Caywood, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. W. Porter, Mrs. A. Z. Black
Florence references: H. c. Bissel, S
J. Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs E. Lobach
The Fremont Building & Loan A.
sociation has money to loan on home
property on most favorable terms.
Twenty years experience has shown
that the actual interest paid by the
borrower amounts to only FIVE per
see the secretary. Chas. E. Waldo. or
the treasurer, Guy U. Hardy, st The
Record office.
\ deal was consummated Tuesday
through Bartlett & olinger whereby
the Chapson livery barn, owned by
Weaver & Bond. was sold to J. s
Proctor of ottumwa. Iowa, and S. d.
Heckart of this city. Messrs. Proctor
and Heckart are both enterprising
young men who will undoubtedly rem
der good account of themselves.
V. S. Simon brought up from Pueblo
the other day as fine a saddle horse
as ever struck this county. The ami
NAL was purchased in Kansas and was
shipped by rail to Pueblo. 1t is
Single-footer thoroughbred. MIR. ST.
mon is as well pleased with his new
possession as boy when he gets his
first top.
Last Friday evening Ed Smith,
popular Canon boy, who was home for
the holidays, entertained in honor of
bis college friend, Mr.. Rowe, of Col
orado Springs, who spent the Christ
mas vacation in Canon. Both young
men left for the Springs Sunday to
resume their studies at Colorado Col
lege