CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-28
Te,os Votes

Lloyd Egbers of the Palace Drug
Store on Tuesday transferred his place
of residence from 312 Macon avenue
TO the property until recently occu-
pied by Samuel Newfarmer and family
at 614 River street.
and Mrs. David Robson picnicked on
Grape creek on Tuesday. They spent
the day very pleasantly among the
hills near where the Leadville road
Indian burying ground February pic
MICS are getting to be common oc-
currence in this part of Colorado.
A. ]. Lewis, who few months ago
Sawhill. proprietor OF the Lincoln
Park store, has taken possession OF
the property which he recently ac-
quired by purchase from Andrews
Brothers on Sherman avenue Ii is
understood that Mr.. Sawhill expects
TO shortly begin the erection OF a new
house on the old Lewis property.
A. l.. Taylor left for Cripple Creek
Thursday TO meet Gov. Thomas, to
arrange for the trial of the mining
suit of the Jennie Sample Consolidated
Mining company against Mrs. Annie
z. Cone, which commences at Colorado
Springs on March first This suit is
for 100000 damage and involves the
title to half million dollars worth of
property The suit will last about two
weeks
B. s. Flaherty. who recently resign
ed the position of day baggage master
at the Denver and Rio Grande station.
to accept employment with the Flor
ence and Cripple Creek railroad COM
pany at Cripple Greek, has returned
to Canon City. and IT is understood.
will shortly resume his former duties.
Relatives OF Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty
from Bradford. Pennsylvania, visited
theme here last week.
W B. Yancy. who spent several
months here last year for the benefit
of his health. but who has been for
some time at Phoenix, Arizona, ex-
poets to return TO Canon City on Sat
urday. Mr.. Yancy has written to his
physician here that he has never been
30 we'll since he left Colorado and that
he is coming back to Canon City TO
regain strength and vitality. Mr.. Yam
cy formerly resided at Armstrong.
Missouri.
The rite OF baptism was administer
ed by Rev. Shcrrod TO Raymond Lane
Hawes al Christ Episcopal church at
1890 Thursday morning. Al the
same service Gertrude Teresa Snyder
and Nellie Davies Davidson were
christened. Richard Houle and John
Chetelat officiating as god fathers and
Mrs. Chetelat as god mother to the
two latter. The service was n very
impressive one and was witnessed by
a large congregation OF Lenten wor-
shippers.
DR.. Allen Bell. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church at Florence, and
Miss Martha Aiken OF that city were
married there Wednesday evening The
bride is popular and has taken pro-
minent part in church affairs. She is
the daughter OF Mrs. ~ 4. Aiken and
sister OF Marshall Aiken, cashier Of
the Florence State bank. Or. Bell has
been pastor Of the church for more
than three years and has raised the
congregation from one of the smallest
TO the largest in Florence. The happy
couple left for short wedding trip
to Colorado Springs and Denver,
very delightful affair was the re-
csption given Wednesday afternoon TO
the Daughters of the Rebekah by Mrs.
]. ]. Durant Each lady was present
ed with surprise In the form of an
English walnut tied with dainty pink
and green ribbon, and containing a
pretty aluminium thmble. They then
proceeded to tie comforts with pink