CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-08-30

Iof fishing and they enjoyed it greatly.
Mrs Eichhorn caught the first fish and
the largest one, but in the end the
honors went to her husband SO far as
the number of fish taken is concerned.
Prof. Eichhorn says i: was one OF the
most delightful outings Of his life.
Miss Fannie Bourst of Denver is vis-
iting Miss Jean Whipple for few
days. The members of the Thursday
Card Club were charmingly entertain
ed by Miss Whipple Thursday in
honor of her guest
Prof g. W. Oles will leave on Friday
on a combined business and pleasure
trip through the northern part of Col
orado and the western and central sec
tions OF Kansas and Nebraska. He is
planning a concert tour of that terri
tory.
Rev. Worley of Orchard Park will
occupy the pulpit of the First M. E.
church at both the morning and even
ing services next Sunday in the abb
sence of Pastor Chaffee, who is attend
ing conference meeting at Greeley this
week.
very delightful party at her home on
Greenwood avenue Tuesday evening.
There were about twenty-five guests
and the principal diversion was dane
ing. The music was furnished by Prof.
Shaeffer.
Charlie Shaeffer, who has been
fishing at. Almont for the last two
weeks, will return home Friday. En-
ory Lindenberger and sisters, Mrs.
Henry Ormsby and Miss Jennie L.
Lindenberger. are also expected back
at that time.
Mrs. A. l.. Conaway, the milliner,
has returned from business trip to
Denver While there she made par
ticular study OF the latest styles in
shapes and trimmings as well as nov
elites in the millinery line. Mrs. Con-
away also selected large assortment
of hats and the new goods are arriving
daily at her store. 12l South Fifth.
In an interview with Mr. Hoilings-
worth. the hustling real estate partner
OF w. E. Woehler, he declares that he
has nothing to say for publication in
reference to his property on Orchard
Park except that his interests there
are both real and personal. If you
have anything for sale or exchange
remember that the hustler" is always
at your service.
Hon. r. J. Schweigert of Silver Gin,
prominent lawyer and Democratic
politician OF Custer county, has moved
to Canon Citywith his family and ex-
poets to make his home here. Mr..
Schweigert. who was formerly a MEM
ber of the legislature from Custer
county, will practice his profession
here. He has established domicile
at Ills Rudd avenue.
Mt St Scholasticas academy is un-
dergoing extensive improvements at
the present time, preparing for the
opening of the term Tuesday. Septem-
ber L. This year promises to be one
of the most prosperous years in the
history of the institution. owing to the
replies coming from different cities by
parents who are desirous of having
their daughters enrolled.
Mrs. j. w Cannon and daughter
Miss Ruby have returned from q most
enjoyable visit OF a couple OF months
duration on the Pacific coast They
spent most of their time at San Diego
aad La Jolla, although they visited
Los Angeles and other places of inter-
est in the Southern part of California.
They halted briefly at san Francisco
and Salt Lake on the nomeward trip.
Messrs. Ben F. and French Taylor
returned home Friday night from a
two weeks camping and fishing outing
on the western slope. They were To-
Gated about a mile below Almont and
fished in Taylor and East rivers, as
well as in the Gunnison. They say It
/ is impossible to go very far either up
or down the Gunnison without encoun-
tering camp of Canon City people
| The committee OF the fair association
having charge of the art department.
of which Mrs. Dan Hall is chairman,
requests the ladies CT the county to
cooperate with it in making the art
display as complete as possible. Those
who have articles they are willing to
exhibit are requested to communicate
with Mrs. Hall In relation to the mat
ter at the earliest practicable moment
L. w. Felter came home Saturday
night from his eastern trip. He visited
Toledo, Iowa, as well as st. Paul, Min