CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25

Mrs. W. H. Martin is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Stella Hooyer, 400 Rudd
avenue. Mrs. Martin is attending the
| ChautauQua.
Choice Hay. Feed. Coal. Wood. Mer-
ris Z Son. Phone Blue 1871.
Bathing Suits. For variety, see
Marr's.
Go to Mesdames Logan & Smith for
dressmaking. Prices reasonable. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. No. 42O North
Fourth.
The Denver & Rio Grande has auth
orized a special fishing rate of 32.65
to parties Of three or more from Canon
City to Westcliffe and return. Tickets
good to return any time within thirty
days.
The last instalment of taxes for 1906
will become delinquent August first
Taxes have been coming in rapidly of
late and the treasurer's ONCE Is now
about the busiest place in the court
house.
The Teachers Normal Institute of
the Seventh Normal District convenes
at Pueblo Monday, July 20, and lasts
two weeks. Board and room can be
had at the old c. F. & I. Co.'S hospital.
All teachers are urged to attend.
John H. Beller and daughter. Ellen,
of Ponca, Neb.. and Miss Lila Perry
and Miss Jennie Perry Of Canon City
are the home guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Don A. SWEET of COL South Third
| street--Cripple Creek Times.
Frank P. Hoyt of 544 Sherman ave-
| nue., Lincoln Park, left at noon today
for Thomaston, Michigan, where he
| expects to remain for at least a year.
Mr.. Hoyt was at one time locomotive
engineer in that section of the coun-
try.
Try a Dixie sweet stuffed pickle
made by the Colorado Canning COM
pany from Canon City cucumbers. All
of the grocers carry them and they
sell for five cents each. They are the
incest, best fancy pickle ever sold
here
Mrs. A R. Stockton and friend. Mrs.
Maud Pyle, of Wichita. Kans., left
this afternoon for Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia. They will stop over for a
| short visit at Salt Lake City and
other points of interest and expect
| to be gone several weeks
W. H. Trout, manager Of the Cano
Brick and Tile company, went to Pu-
eblo on business at noon today Mr.
Trout says the brick business Is very
good at the present time and that the
| utmost difficulty is experienced in
procuring men enough to do the work
necessary to fill orders promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford and daughter,
OF Washington. Iowa. who are .on their
way to Portland. Oregon, stopped
over in Canon City to visit the Martins
and King families Of Lincoln Park.
who are old time friends. The three
families went to the top of the
Gorge for a picnic yesterday and the
visitors were highly delighted with
the beauty of the trip.
Mrs. Sumner Pressey is up from
Pueblo visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. R. Tanner and other relatives.
Ernest J. Sias. who has been plat
| form manager at the ChautauQua tent
since the assembly began last Friday
evening, left Tuesday night for Mont
rose, where he will remain until Sat-
urday, when he will return here and
give a reading at the afternoon ses-
sion entitled Scenes from Black
Rock"
c. A. Hollingshead. head of the
Wyman School at Denver. is spending
several days in Canon City in the in
terest of the State Normal School at
Greeley. Of which institution he is an
alumnus. Mr.. Hollingshead delivers
series of lectures before the MEM
bers Of the Senior class at the Normal
school every year. He graduated from
the Normal school in 1895 and for six
years has spent the vacation period
canvassing the southern part of the
state for new students