CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-10-04
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Miss Sadie Cleveland left Friday for

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Miss Sadie Cleveland left Friday for
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Mrs. Thomas Balman returned to
her kome at Hillside on Monday
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the Souvenir Letter at Whipple's.
Mrs. John Shirk of 407 College ave-
lnue is very i'll in consequence of an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Henderson of
Denver are visiting in Canon City,
the guests of Mrs. Wilson.
Billy" Sunday, special train. Fri
day, Octo. 5th, leaving Canon City at
5 p. m, returning about 10:30 p. M
same night $3.50 round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Diebert and family of
Florence, came up in their auto, Sat-
urday, and were guests of Mrs. Mamie
Templin for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Goldsberry left
on Saturday evening for Carthage,
NO., where they will make months
visit with Mr.. Goldsberry's relatives.
Messrs. C. w. Warner and E. D.
Price, of Canon City, came to Grand
Junction last evening to spend the
week at the fair. Grand Junction
News.
Mrs. Thomas Balman of Hillside,
came down Friday to spend few days
In Canon transacting business and Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Mary E. Bowling of 11O5 North
Eighth street left Friday for SaIina,
Kansas, to visit her son, John, who is
student at st Johns Military Acad-
emy at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Corwin of Utica,
Nebraska, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Rector and family at 71s River
street Mrs Rector is sister of Mr..
Corwins.
Miss Mabel Merritt. who has been
spending the summer here as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. w Emmerson,
will leave for her home at Mount YER
non. Illinois. on Friday.
Miss Grace Dale has returned from
delightful visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends at Jacksonville.
Pleasing as her visit was. Miss Dale
says she is glad to get back to Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Lee Davis. who underwent an
Operation at the Mckenzie hospital two
weeks ago. was discharged from the
institution Sunday as cured and left
for Canon City to recuperate her
health and incidentally visit with
friends-Cripple Creek Times
Dali De Weese sold a few days ago
five-acre tract of fruit land at the
corner of Cedar and Locust streets,
Lincoln Park. TO W. NJ Smaller of
Trinidad. who expects to occupy it
as a home Mr.. Smaller will improve
the property by the erection on it of
neat and comfortable house.
Carrie Nation addressed a small au-
Hence at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church this morning on matters re-
lating to the prohibition of the liquor
traffic. She does not possess a great
deal of charity for either of the old
political parties and exhausts a wealth
of invective and billingsgate in an ef-
fort to disparage them in the es-
timation of the public.
George R. Cassidy. who has impor-
tant mining interests in the Silver
Park country. expects to return to
Spaulding on Friday or Saturday. to
look after the development of a very
promising vein of mineral which he
has recently uncovered. Mr.. Cassedy
has an abiding faith in the permanency
of the camp. but says 1t requires a
long time to demonstrate that fact
that it is more than an experiment
d. ]. Schambach is convinced that
as an advertisement nothing equals a
county fair As an evidence of 'the
faith that's in him" he rccites the fact
that he exhibited span of two year
old mules on which he was awarded
the first and second premiums. Before
the fair closed he sold the mules to A.
r. Gumaer of Florence for the sum Of
three hundred dollars. Mr.. Scham-
bach very logically argues that II
there had been no fair and no special
opportunity presented to show the
mules alluded to he would not have
been able to sell them.