Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

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]. P. Ryan OF Pittsburg and 9. M.
Freye of Chicago have come to Canon
for the winter. They are stopping at
Mrs. Farmers.
Miss Mabel Blair left this week for
VISIT with her home folks in Cutler.
Ill She expects to return to Canon
City after several weeks visit
Vincent Greydene-smith, who has
been at DR.. Graves hospital for the
last ten days or two weeks with a
light touch OF fever, has SO far recov-
cred as to leave that institution for
home.
F. NJ. Harding left at noon today
for st. Louis, Cincinnati and other
eastern cities on a business trip that
will detain him from home fer a cou-
pie of weeks.
Big line Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's fleece and wool underwear, in
piece garments and union suits, price
the lowest this week, Peoples Store
400 Main street.
Miss Majel Lacy of Woodlawn. ILL.,,
arrived here a few days ago and will
So end the winter here as the guest of
her uncle. C. G. Lacy, and family. 1t
is Miss Lacy's first visit to Colorado.
Frank L. Bunten, of the firm of
Bunten & Thomas, who recently be-
came a benedict, started of right by
nn-.l,r,,,c - -ba N,nop PaaIfy Norn-
pany the pretty cottage located at 509
Floral avenue, Reynolds Heights.
Miss Euella Jensen, the original
Peggy" in Peggy from Paris" called
upon her old Chicago friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnstone, 604 College avenue.
Mr.. tombstone formerly was member
of the stage, until illness bade him
give 1t up.
J. II. Powell and M H. Welch were
up from Rockvale Monday morning.
They report prospects good for the
Republican ticket at Rockvale, and
believe that the Republican ticket will
get heavier vote than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. WINERY and
family of Aureoiia. Iowa. are visitors
here and may decide to locate in
Canon City as they are greatly pleased
with. the climate and surroundings.
Mr.. Winery is cashier Of the First
National bank of Aurelia-
Mrs R. E. Holmes returned home at
noon on Thursday after couple of
months visit with her parents and
other relatives in Idaho. She came
home by way of the Northern Pacific
railroad. halting for brief visits at
various points in Montana and in Den
yer.
| A. L. Sprinkler of Wintersett, Iowa,
has purchased the residence property
of J. W. Barnes at 1245 Park avenue,
Lincoln Park and expects to remove
here with his family about the first of
December Mr. Sprinkler is mer-
chant in his home town, dealing in
coal, grain, sewer pipe, tiling. etc.
City Attorney A. l. Taylor, Ira Car
rier. Henry Dahl, manager of the
Ophir mine at Cripple Creek, and G.
w. Bartholomew, left Thursday for
Phoenix. Ariz., to inspect some mining
property belonging to the ]. ]. Cone
estate and to Mr. Bartholomew. Mr..
Carrier is a prospective purchaser OF
the property.
Mrs. Edward McLain, who was seri-
ously injured in consequence of being
thrown from a carriage by q runaway
team. near the Soda Springs six or
seven weeks ago, has so far recovered
as to be able to be moved from the
hospital to apartments in the Cannon
block. There seems to be no longer
any doubt about the ultimate recovery
of Mrs. McLain- a
Major j. H. Barth, a member of the
"Two Johns Company" that played
here last evening, purchased two lots
in Reynolds Heights this morning
from the Canon Realty Company. Ma
jor Barth says It strikes him that
Canon City has the most promising
future of any town his company has
visited this season
Quite likely the story that Mr.. Car
negie was about to give $27.0o0.0 .000
more to the cause of humanity may
have been inspired by realization OF
the fact that his income is far greater
than his outlay nowadays and that his
millions are now almost as numerous
as they were when he first began his
benefactions The Carnegie job of
avoiding the fate OF dying rich is the
hardest stunt that he ever tackled.
Mrs. H. p. Scholte and daughter,
Miss Bessie Scholte. left for their home
at Pella, Iowa, Saturday, after an
ATTENDED visit In this city. Miss