CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-09-19

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Kinks Jap Rose toilet and bath soap
it 10 transparent 30 clear you can
read through it. All druggists and
growers sell it.
Mr.. J. A. DeMuth, from Palo Alto.
Calf, en- route from an extended trip
through the east is spending a few
days with his cousin, Miss Diantha
De Muth.
F. H. Whipple went to Denver at
noon today where he will meet a rep
resentative Of a large eastern whole
sale firm with a view Of purchasing
a line of Christmas goods. Mr.. Whip
pie will be gone a couple of days.
L. w. Felter delivered a lecture on
Palestine" to an interested audience
at Parkdale Sunday afternoon. In the
course of his address Mr.. Felter gave
the result Of personal observation in
the Holy land during his visit to Asia
Minor a few years ago.
Miss Vina Armitage has SO far re-
covered from her recent attack of
typhoid fever as to be about the streets
again. Miss Armitage Is organist for
the Epworth League. and officiated in
that capacity at the regular meeting
of the League Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor came home on
Sunday from Pueblo where she re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
c. F. & 1. hospital for appendicitis.
She was accompanied on the return by
Mr.. Taylor who went to Pueblo Sun
day morning for that purpose.
a few days here visiting old friends
while on their way home to Boulder.
from the Pacific coast where they have
been for several months. During their
sojourn on the coast they visited
nearly all the points of interest from
San Diego northward to Puget Sound.
Prof. Cottrell. OF the Colorado Ag-
ricultural college will arrive here
shortly to begin the collection of sta
tistics regarding the raising of poul-
try and eggs by ranchers in Fremont
county. The data will be used in bull
letin which the college is preparing
to show the poultry and egg industry
of the state.
John Wright of the Central Drug Co.
left yesterday afternoon for a couple
of days visit at Canon City with his
mother who is suffering from a severe
attack OF typhoid fever. P. c. Watt ac-
companied him to Canon City on a
short pleasure trip. expecting to re-
turn Monday or Tuesday.-Cripple
Cheek Times.
and typewriter in the law office of
Taylor & Sayre, left at noon today
for visit to Denver and other points
in the northern part OF the state.
Before returning home Miss Paxton
will spend a few days with her sis
ter. Miss Wilma. who is a student at
the state university at Boulder
B. p Cheney. of Boston: J. P. Nor
gan. and other New Workers, are mem
bers OF the Wootton Land company.
which has just bought an immense
tract OF land on the Colorado-New
Mexico line for cama preserve and
hunting park. The tract will be at once
inclosed with barbed wire fence.
which will hold deer. bear and other
game. numbers of which are already
roaming through it.
A. II. Davis. W. & Green, Harry
Lowe. George Rule and Fred Pen
nlngton returned home Saturday night
from a weeks camping and fishing
outing at keiser, on the Gunnison
river. fifteen miles west of Gunnison
City. They had a most enjoyable time
and found fishing very good. They
the river and its tributaries.
W. A. Sanford has returned to Can
on from a couple OF months eastern
trip during which he visited friends
and familiar scenes in his home city.
Detroit, Mich. While he was away Mr..
Sanford made an excursion up the
lakes to Mackinaw, and later. to Nj
agara Falls and down the st. Law
renee river to the Thousand Inlands.
He says he enjoyed every minute of
his outing.
Rev. J. NJ. Dickey. OF Cripple Creek,
preached to large congregations at the
First Methodist church at both the
morning and evening services on Sun
day. He is most interesting and in-
structive speaker. and made an excel
lent impression on all who heard him.
Rev. Hollenbeck, the new pastor of
the congregation. is expected to ar
rive here from Rocky Ford on Thurs
day OF this week. and will deliver
his initial discourse next Sunday
morning.
H. H. Dreyer. late of Riverside.
California, has taken position at
c. C. Patton's je~elry store, succeed
ing to the place made vacant by the
retirement Of J. A. Katerman. He
comes to Canon City highly recon-
mended both as a workman and on
account of his moral worth. Oscar