Cañon City record., 1906-09-20

G. G. Hopkins is in Denver this week
attending the Masonic grand lodge.
J $1.50 for the round trip to Cripple
|, Creek Sunday. Train leaves depot Al
70 o'clock a. m.
ing Mrs. E. D. Kellog on Orchard ave-
nue..
} Miss Eliza Kellog is visiting her
, brother and family, E. D. Kellog on Or
chard avenue.
Cecil Duell leaves Wednesday for
art academy.
Every man who has hack or wag-
on should carry passengers to the fair.
There has never been half enough con-
veyances.
Music furnished for all occasions.
Opera House Orchestra. Rudolph
Schaeffer, leader; W. W. Sullivan.
J manager; 526 Main street.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Modie. late resi-
dents on Griffin avenue, South Canon,
have gone back to Hunnewell. Kansas,
where they expect to make their home.
Miss Eula whitmore left this morn
ing for Columbia, Missouri, where she
J will register as a student at Christian
, college for a course of instruction in
music
Mr.. and Mrs. w T Bridwell have
gone to Denver for a few days visit.
Mr.. Bridwell will attend the Masonic
grand lodge as a representative of the
local lodge.
/, Miss Dora Castlebury returned home
Sunday from a three weeks visit with
friends in Cripple Creek Mrs. Bon
nette of Cripple Creek is this week the
guest of Miss Castlebury and will at
} tend the fair.
, w. E. Brown. the new physical di-
rector at the Young Mems Christian
Association. arrived here at noon on
Tuesday from St Louis, and has al
ready entered upon the discharge of
his duties
, Ed Sproule. city editor of the Pueblo
, Chieftain, accompanied by his bride.
was a visitor in town Sunday Mr.
Sproule was married last Saturday and
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he will spend his honeymoon.
} DR.. F. n Carrier, who was one of
the delegates from this county to the
Republican state convention at Den
yer this week. was unable to leave
here on account of the illness of Bert
fering from an attack of typhoid fever.
J Miss Edna LAGRANGE has returned
, from Chicago where she has been for
some time studying china painting and
water, color work. She enjoyed her
work very much and came back pre-
! of it She brought back some fine
china and water color pieces
David Schanck returned to Canon
Tuesday night after a three weeks
visit with his sister in Princeville. IL
linois. He reports the weather as be-
ing very warm back there and the dust
almost insufferable Illinois is good
state to stay away from during the
summer months, according to Mr..
Schanck.
Mrs. ]. s. Brown, Mrs. A L. Coma
way and Clark Cooper went 20 Denver
at noon today where they will repre-
sent Canon City No. 81 Order OF the
Eastern Star at the annual meeting of
the grand chapter of Colorado. Mrs.
W. II. Mcclure and Mrs. A. R Stock
ton, who went to Denver couple of
days ago. are also delegates to the
grand chapter.
MIR and Mrs. A. A. Parker, 52S North
Fourth street. left on last Friday for
Seattle. Washington, where they ex-
pect to make their home, Mr. Parker
a few days ago resigned his position
as chief clerk in the office of the sec
ond division of the c. F. & l. Company
IN anticipation of his removal to the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Parker has been
very active member OF the Canon City
Gun Club and the members OF that or
sanitation "Wednesday night presented
> him with gold medal suitably inscrib
ed in Acknowledgement OF his efforts
to promote the interests OF the club,
After the regular meeting of Har-
mony Rebekah lodge Thursday even
ing the doors were opened and mem
bers and friends enjoyed the following
Interesting program: Duet. Misses
Morrison and Schultz vocal solo. Miss
Jennie jenkins; instrumental solo.
Miss Morrison. The game of observa-
ton resulted in tie of Mesdames
Combs, Harris and Hills. who ac-
lcordingly drew for the prize. box of