CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-05-30

close Saturday night to open no more.
Miss Bingle Nero of Canon City is
in the district visiting with her father,
Uncle Dan Mero.-Cripple Creek
Times.
Late celery plants for sale.-William
Kenly.
John Sampson, while here last
week. purchased the Rob Kettle ranch.
The latter, we learn, is going to Wy
oming and the former contemplates
moving from Canon City back to, Wet
Mountain valley.-Wet Mountain Trib-
une.
Henry Henning, Jr., accompanied by
his nurse. departed for Canon City
Friday morning for DR.. Graves hospi-
tai. Young Henning, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis two weeks ago
will have to undergo another opera
tion.-Wet Mountain Tribune.
Stereopticon pictures will be given
tonight at the First Presbyterian
church by Rev. NJ. H. McCloud on
"Corea and the Work of the Mission
aries There" No admission will be
charged at the door, but an Offering
will be taken. Please be there.
Harry Chapson left on Wednesday
for Ogden. Utah, where he has ac-
cepted a clerical position in the office
of the division superintendent Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
The position carries with it an envi-
able salary and Mr.. Chapson's friends
congratulate him upon his good luck.
Miss Ida Tanner, for the last year
and a half or two years head book
keeper at the grocery store of G. r.
Tanner & Co., has resigned her po-
sition there and will be succeeded by
Miss Valendon NORM. who came here
last summer from Neosha, Mo. Miss
NORM entered upon her duties last
week, but is being assisted tempo
rarily by Miss Tanner.
w. B. Thomas returned from Cali
fornia a few days ago. whittier he ac-
companied his mother five or six weeks
ago. The latter remained in Los An
geles, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. F. N. Carrier and two children
are suffering from a severe attack OF
diphtheria at the family home, SIS
Main street Mrs. Carriers condition
Is understood to be the most serious
OF the three, but is not. by any means,
critical The sympathy of many friends
is extended to the unfortunate family.
Rev. H. NJ. Jameson returned home
Friday night from Denver, where he
has been attending the general assem-
bly, OF the United Presbyterian church
during the past week.
Fred Lang was brought up from
Florence Friday evening and given
quarters In the county bastile. Lang
was given a jail sentence Of twenty
days by the police magistrate at Flor
ence for beating a board bill.
A. H. McLain came home this after
noon from the Wet Mountain valley,
where he has been during the greater
part OF the past week looking after
the legal phases Of the transaction by
which Messrs. akBer & Biggs became
the possessors OF the Beckwith ranch.
Rev. W. H. Patterson, pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church at Prince
ton, Ind. will preach from the pulpit
OF the United Presbyterian church here
on Sunday. Rev. Patterson has been
attending the general assembly Of his
denomination at Denver and came
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son Friday night.
Chaplain Blake OF the penitentiary
went up to Silver Clif on Monday to
conduct the funeral OF John Lawrence,
one OF the pioneers OF Custer county.
Mr. Lawrence was one OF the original
settlers at Silver Cun and resided
there during its palmy days as a min
ing camp.
Willie Schweigert came up from
Canon City Wednesday evening and
will remain several days aiding his
father in transferring some OF his
books to his Canon ofIice.-Wet Noun
tain Tribune.
Mrs. W. A. Harrison Of Canon City
u III lue city NisitiuS Will MI. HiaIii-
son. Miss Shirley Harrison. who has
been visiting at Canon City. returned
home yesterday.-Cripple Creek Times.
Mrs. Yuill, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. r, 8. eBall, at 62l
North Fifth street for the last six
weeks or two months, left for her
home. near Winnipeg, Canada, Monday
afternoon.
Miss N. Blanche Kerr, late teacher
In the Loncoln school, left Monday
afternoon for a short visit to the Wat
ann rapch near watmore Miac Kerr