Cañon City record., 1907-01-10
Special Shoe sale-Galley.
Miss Maybelle Smith of Victor is
risiting Miss Vera Ditto at 1902 River

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visiting Miss Vera Ditto at 1902 River
street.
| Mrs. ]. e. Burson left here this af-
ternoon for California where she ex-
poets to make her home.
Miss Twist left Wednesday for
Greeley to take course in Domestic
Science at the State Normal.
Mrs. Twist, who has lived here for
some time. left on Thursday for
Greeley, where she expects to make
her home.
John Styers, Frank Arnold, Nellie
Styers and Florence Arnold of Lin
coin Park attended the party given
by Mrs. Reynolds last evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Hunt has returned from
Canon City. where she spent New
Years day visiting her son, Bert
Cripple Creek Times.
Ed Biggs of Denver arrived here
this afternoon for visit with his
brother, C. A. Biggs, and family, while
an route home from a business trip to
New Mexico.
Special sale oni broken lines of
shoes. Galley.
John Ritzman and family have NOV
ed from Lincoln Park to the Macon
property on River street in order that
MI Ritzman may be nearer to his busi
ness interests.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Laverty of 331
Pixies Peak avenue. Cripple Creek,
who were the guests of friends here
the first of the week, returned home
Friday morning.
Wallace Quinn of Lincoln Park left
at noon today on a business trip to
various points in Oklahoma. He ex-
poets to return here in the course of
ten days or two weeks.
Mrs Frank Emmerson of 504 River
street underwent a very difficult sur
gical operation last Saturday for the
removal of trouble of long standing.
She is getting along nicely and there
seems little doubt of her ultimate re-
covery.
Guy Dobson of Des Moines. Iowa
son of Hon. Geo. Dobson, former Uni
ted States consul to Hankow, China
stopped off here Sunday for a brief
visit with his uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs ]. w. Cannon, while en- route to
Portland, Oregon, where he goes to
accept position as civil engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Westover of Glib
son. New Mexico, have returned home
after couple of days visit with the
formers mother, Mrs. NJ. Westover,
of South Canon. Mr.. Westover is sup
erintendent of the Gibson coal mine,
one of the most productive properties
of the kind owned by the Victor Fuel
company in New Mexico.
The annual tax sale of town lots
and other lands advertised as delin-
quent were sold at public action at
the treasurer's ofice at the court
house on Thursday, The bidding was
brisk and the greater part of the
advertised list was disposed of. The
tax collections last year were larger
than ever before and the delinquent
list was. consequently. smaller this
time than usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Honeck returned
home this morning from Denver where
they went the first of the week: the
former on commercial business and
the latter to attend meeting of the
executive committee Of the Home and
Foreign. Missionary Society OF the
Rocky Mountain Synod of the English
Lutheran church, of which she is
president They report snow of six
or seven inches in depth during their
stay In Denver.
See those bargains in shoes at Gall
ley's.
w. d. Twinam has sold his store on
Grand avenue. Lincoln Park. to Mes
srs Sprinkle & Sawhill, who recently
came here from Wintersett, Iowa. The
new proprietors are in possession of
the business and will conduct its af-
fairs along the lines so successfully
pursued by the predecessor. Mr.. Twi-
nam built up nice trade and express
ses the hope that his friends will give
consideration to the new firm in dis
posing of their patronage.
On Saturday evening an informal re-
cital was given by the voice pupils OF
Mrs. ]. B. Hunley, at her home or
Third street The program was great
ly enjoyed BY the few friends OF each
who were present. Those particpat-
ing were: the Misses Edythe James
Hazel Deweese, Mabel Young and Mr.,