Cañon City record., 1907-06-20

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Mrs. Sarah McRay of South Canon
Grande eastbound train at noon to-
day. She is en- route to Kalamazoo,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jenkins of Orch
ard avenue, East Canon, are the happy
parents of baby daughter, born to
them this morning. The congratula-
tions of their friends is in order.
8. 8. Hartzell of the Canon City
Milling company went to Denver on
Saturday to look after some business
affairs. He is expected home today
or tomorrow.
w. C. Pearce and Miss Margaret
Serry, both of Canon City, were mar
ried at the United Presbyterian par
sonage Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H. NJ.
Jameson officiating.
Women usually spend a great deal
OF time in looking, when they shop.
and paw over everything in the store,
but one Canon woman buys the first
| thing offered to her, like a man.
Mrs. Al Wychoff, who was removed
to Canon City in a precarcious con-
dition with heart disease three months
ago, according to a letter received
here is convalescing rapidly.-Cripple
Creek Times.
C. L. Leeper for several years owner
of grocery store on Independence
avenue Eear Eleventh street, leaves
in few days for Canon City, where
he will make his future home.-Crip-
pie Creek Times
Mre NJ uondorcnn a1 IN
her home in Denver at noon on Satur-
| day after couple of weeks visit here.
Mrs. Henderson was here looking after
some residence property she owns on
Macon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wood and family
left this afternoon for southern Cali
fornia, where they will spend the sum-
mer. AT Los Angeles they will join
Miss Roxie Wood, who has been visit
ing in that city for several months.
Mrs. Florence Marshall Stokes,
| county superintendent of El Paso
county, is in the city attending the
county superintendent association.
Mrs. Stokes eighteen years ago was
one of Canon City's most popular
teachers.
Il d4I1e Eiltu ~hOSc WI n do
violinist in the choir of the First
| Presbyterian church has won many
admirers, was stricken down a day or
two ago with typhoid fever. Her
friends hope that the attack will be a
very mild one.
Charlie Swanson left Wednesday
afternoon for Eureka, Colo. to look
after some mining property in which
he is financially interested. Eureka is
in the San Juan country, above Silver
| ton, and is the site of the Golden Eagle
Mining company. In which Mr.. Swan
son Is q stockholder.
Master Mechanic Frank Singer and
Chief Engineer Max Burgdorf Of the
F. & c. c. railroad company, with
headquarters at Colorado Springs.
were visitors in town on Sunday.
| They returned to the Springs at noon
| today.
Miss NJ F. Churchill of Az Harrison
avenue. will leave on Wednesday for
her old home at Bangor, Maine, where
she will spend the summer with rela
tives. She will make brief visits en-
route to destination at Chicago and
Boston.
Miss Katherine George, late stenog-
rapher with the Fremont County Abb
stract company, left at noon today for
her old home on the Hudson river.
between New York City and Albany,
months.
Burnie Craig of 240S Main street.
came home Friday from Chicago where
he has been a student at the Armour
Institute Of Technology during the
past year. He has made an excep-
tionally good record as a student, par
ticularly in mathematics and the exact
| sciences.
Miss May Horney and Miss Emma
Quinlan left ON Saturday for an ex-
tended visit with eastern relatives and
friends. The former will spend the
| most Of her time in Indiana and Ohio.
Miss Quinlan visiting chiefly In Cedar
Rapids and vicinity. They were trav-
cling companions as far as Des
Moines.
The Baldwin Piano Co.'S closing out
sale will continue until Saturday night
II the remaining pianos are not sold
before then. Mr.. Tenney assures those
needing 4 piano that the biggest bar
gain in the stock 10 still unsold-a
large high-grade piano, regular price
1915, now $255. There 10 one more
new $500 piano =. 90 at $195. and \
tall organ, with mirror. almost new.
to go at 80.
Glenwood Springs Is sending out in
vitations to all netghbors to visit on
Strawberry Day, June %. The pro-
gram promised includes free strawber-
ries. cream and cake. without any limit
on them: Tree pool bathing, including
suits; free dances both open air and
indoors; and numerous band concerts.