CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-03-29

Canon City, Joined syndicate that
purchased block of land in the su-
burbs OF Kansas City. Recently the
numerous railroads entering the Mis-
souri-Kansas metropolis have decided
to build new union station and the
site chosen is across the street from
the block owned by the syndicate. 1t
has been long time to wait but the
owners will have considerable profit
on their property.
Mrs. H. S. Clearinghouse returned
from Denver Sunday afternoon after
pleasant visit of two weeks with
friends in Denver and Littleton While
in Denver she visited the Manual
Training high school and the East
Denver high school. She also stopped
of in Colorado Springs long. enough
to view the new park and various i'm
provements being made by the City
Improvement Society.
Mrs. Mary A. Holmes and daughter,
Miss Catherine, late of Denver, haye
purchased through the real estate
agency of G. V. Hodgin, the residence
property at iii Greenwood avenue,
lately owned by Master Mechanic
Frank Singer of the F. c. G. Railway
Co., and will make their home in this
city. The house is a seven-room mod
ern structure and is one of the most
desirable in the neighborhood.
Through the efforts of Deputy Sher-
| iff Roy Greene of Florence j. C. An
drews of Denver located his runaway
son, Harry, at Portland last week.
The boy ran away from home in Au-
1ac y;
heard from him until the officer in
formed him of his whereabouts. The
boy is only fourteen years of age, but
he was living under an assumed name
at Portland
H. S. Hall, late salesman in charge
of the clothing and furnishing goods
department at Baker & Biggs' store,
left the first of the week for Boulder,
where he expects to make his home.
The position at Baker & Biggs' made
vacant by his retirement has been TAX
en- by j. S. Kellogg of Pittsfeld, Illi-
nois, who entered upon his duties the
first of the week
The piano recital at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening under the aus
pices OF the Willing Workers of the
Christian church. Admission will be
25 and 80 cents, and well worth the
money No tickets will be sold at
the door. Senor Aquabella is the pi-
anist, assisted by Mrs. Eichhorn, vo-
calist, and Miss Jane Dobson, reader.
Senior Aquabella will give a concert
at the First Presbyterian church on
tomorrow night This concert is Civ
en- under the auspices of the Willing
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proceeds will go toward the building
fund for the new church. Those who
miss it will miss treat.
James Pennington has just installed
large size Majestic range in his res
taurant which has revolutionized his
kitchen work. 1t takes about half as
much fuel as the old one and is more
satisfactory in every way. The Leader
Hardware and Grocery Co. handles the
Majestic in Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Marr and Mrs.
Mari. Sr.. took trip through the
Royal Gorge last Friday afternoon.
They had expected TO return at five
O'Clock, but on account of a freight
wreck were detained at Parkdale until
about two O'Clock Saturday morning.
H. H. Beech, who was taken very ill
of pneumonia two weeks ago, is able
to be about the house and his many
friends hope to see him out as usual
in short time. His daughter, Mrs.
Stella Beech Davis of Litchfield, 1lli-
nois, who was sent for, is still here.
The Canon City Natatorium Com
pany has bought the artesian well and
bath house from DIR. Wade and will
Lee raJ nf a
stock for immediate improvements.
See Joe Hazard. manager, or Arch
McNelly. treasurer.
People who borrow from the Ere
mont Building and Loan Association
find that the interest in the end will
amount to only about five per cent.
The Association now has money to
loan on real estate. See Guy L. Hardy,
treasurer.
The first two pianos bought Monday
at Knight-Campbell's big reduction
sale were the finest instruments in
stock, thus showing that Canon people
want the very best, especially when
they can get it at the price of the
cheapest.
The offices in the Fremont County
Bank have been arranged as follows:
Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds president, George
If. Rockafellow vice-president and
cashier. Robert Lewis vice-presi-
dent, and F. A. Reynolds, Jr., assistant
cashier,
Leading musicians We're astonished
, Monday to see the Knight-Campbell
manager mark in plain figures nice,
new pianos as low as s1Ss. The re-
mainder of the stock will be closed
out this week at such unusual prices.
In the barber shop the other day
Rill remarked that Tom always shaved