CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-12-20
k. He win move to his new home

Silk head shawls $1.00, $1.25, Sits
at The Peoples Store. IS
Fine line of carving and bird sets
from $500 to $4,000 per set at Ellis
& Hoods.
c. T. Bauer OF the c. F. & l. com
pany of Pueblo, visited c. c. Campbell
Saturday and Sunday.
James Turnbull and sister-in-law,
Miss Munnis, went to Denver at noon
today for couple of days visit.
Mrs. Ned Craven, who has been Wis.,
iting in Canon City for some time past,
left at noon today for Kansas City, Mo.
]. R. McKinnon of Denver, travelling
passenger agent of the Rock Island
Route. is business visitor in town
soday.
Miss Gail Conaway is assisting in
the capacity of saleswoman at C. c.:
Patton's jewelry store during the holi-
day trade.
Lee Lambuth will return on We'd
nesday from a visit to his uncle at
Beulah. He has been hunting bear
and other big game.
w. R. Spicknall and A Graf, Kan
sas City capitalists, who have been
spending several days in this vicinity
left Friday for the East
Alderman ]. C. Hyssong is expected
home in few days from Pennsylvania
where he was called couple of weeks
ago by the illness of his mother
Antoine Moschetti of Lincoln Park,
was taken to the C. F. & /. hospital at
Pueblo by DR.. R. E. Holmes on Friday
where he will be treated for heart dis
ease.
at noon today on business connected
with the new postoffice building, for
which he has the contract for the
woodwork.
Arthur Livings, car inspector for the
Rio Grande in the local yards, has been
unable to report for duty for couple
of days on account of illness.
Engineer w. B. Montgomery of the
Rio Grande company has returned to
Canon City from Denver where he has
been on business for several days.
We have many nice articles in our
stock of hardware and sporting goods
that would make nice Christmas pres
ents. Call and see them. Ellis &
Hood.
f,,a
nected with the Little Bernice mine
and now a resident of Canon City,
was an arrival here Monday.-Silver
Cliff Rustler.
James Hudgens, colored, who claims
Colorado Springs as is place of resi-
dence, is in Jail at Salida, charged
with assault upon Mrs. Pike, an aged
and respected resident of that city.
Mrs E. G. Bettis has returned home
from acouple of months trip through
the Eastern States, during which she
was the guest of her sister in Toledo.
Ohio. and friends in New York and
New England.
The bursting of a water main in
Harding's Addition caused little ex-
citement yesterday. but was all re-
paired before much of our precious
water escaped. The ground was scar
cely dampened.
Clyde Biggs, Is years old, son of C.
A. Biggs. fell in the skating rink Sat-
day and broke his right arm in two
places. Several weeks ago the young
man broke the same arm while play
ing football in the Washington school
team.
Work on the new postofiice building
is proceeding nicely and will soon
have advanced to such a point as to
afford the public some idea of the ex-
terror beauty of the finished structure
The white brick, with which the walls
are being faced. will render the build
ing a very attractive one.
). w. Anthony is back from a three
months business visit to Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky. where he has been
looking after some property interests.
Mr.. Anthony says he raised $4,000
bushels of corn on his Ohio river farm
near Henderson. Kentucky, last year.
His corn crop on the same place in
1905 was 10000 bushels.
DR.. Chauncey I. Burt of Silver
Plume and Mrs. Stella Van Buskirk
Ward we're married at the Savoy Ho-
tel in Denver on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Leonard G. Thompson, former
pastor OF the Christian church in this
city, officiating. S. A. Van Buskirk,