CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-13

l C1f11lSt OA ACASCI, Will cAAuuuc luOlI
eyes and yours free. Come early.
looking after the proposed Royal
Gorge Chautauqua Assembly of Canon
City, to be held here from July 18th
to 28th, inclusive. Mr.. Ellison is
greatly elated over the outlook for the
assembly which, he says, is destined
to be big success in every particular.
R. G. Allen was released on Tuesday
from the county Jail. having completed
a twenty days sentence for beating a
board bill.
Hot-dog sandwiches and dandy cof-
fee made on our electric heater, at
Mrs. Wallace's booth on postoffice cor
ner.
Mrs. H. s. Maddox went to Denver
on Tuesday for few days visit with
friends She was accompanied as far
as Pueblo by her husband, who had
some business to transact in that city.
Serorita-well, in common language,
our own Mrs. Fritz" will be seen in
her wonderful Spanish dance at Vau-
deville No. l. She is a creation of
airiness and grace
Don't take the small children into
the Eden Musee. The sights shown
will chill the blood in the veins of
strong man and make a fat woman
shiver on a hot night
Andy Hemmerle, Edward Collins,
Crozier, McClanahan, McLain, Peabody,
Bethel, and other "barkers" will make
music at the big tent city Thursday
and Friday evenings.
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sensitive about it, but-as an incubator
baby Mr.. Galley is such success that
to see him only is worth the price of
admission to the street fair.
The Jubilee Singers have one of the
finest shows on the grounds. Don't
fail to see Yeizer, Moore, Bud johnson,
Warren, Borton and Brown as end
men Their. lady interlocutor beats
the world.
DR.. X. C. Sapero and family have re-
turned to their home at Denver from
an extended European and California
tour and the former will again make
his professional visits to Canon City.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Maddy of Salt
Lake City are guests of Mayor and
Mrs. A. H. Seely and family on Macon
avenpe. Mr.. Maddy is a brother of
Mrs. Seely and the son of Mrs. NJ. 1.
Maddy.
C. B. Corey and wife of Evans, Colo,
were the guests of relatives here the
first of the week During their visit
here they visited the Royal Gorge and
were delighted with the magnificence
OF the scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Mcclure left on
Wednesday for Pittsfeld. Mo-. where
they will attend a reunion of the rela-
tives of the latter. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clure expect to be gone most of the
summer.
Mrs. Mary Ball will leave in a few
days for the Gunnison country. where
she will take charge of a large board
ing house for the Belxara Bassick Min
ing company. The company's mine is
located near OHIO city.
Miss Loave Dobson, who has been
teaching school at Fort Lupton. Colo,
during the past year. has returned to
Canon City for the summer vacation.
The majority of todays want adver-
tisers will secure what they want
and the minority may. too, by trying
again"
Account races at Overland Park,
June 18th to July 18th. 1907, the Den
yer Rio Grande will make a rate Of
one fare for the round trip to Denver
and return. Tickets on sale June 18th
derby day). 22nd, 2sth. July 9Th and
18th. Return limit. July 18th. For
particulars inquire OF D. & R. G. local
agent
John Cunningham of Loveland.
Colo. who attended the wedding Of
Miss Lois Rogers and Walter B. Rit-
tenhouse, Wednesday night, formerly
lived in this city, where his father was
engaged in the clothing trade. Mr..
Cunningham. Sr., sold his stock of
goods to L. W. Felter and moved to
Loveland. where he is at present en-
gagged in the banking business.
Mr. Chambers, formerly employed as
a locomotive engineer by the Denver
& Rio Grande Railroad company. but
for the last fifteen or eighteen years
a resident Of Monterey. Mex. is spend
ing a few days In Canon City renewing
old acquaintance. For several years
after leaving here Mr. Chambers was
an engineer on one of the Mexican
railways. but he is now engaged in
mining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Van Patten
will leave on Saturday for visit with
friends in Binghamton and other
points in the Empire state. They will
go together as far as Buffalo. the for
mer proceeding to Toronto, Canada,
from that point to attend the annual
convention OF the American Water
Superintendents, and the latter going
ON to Binghamton. Mr.. Van Patton
will be gone four or ive weeks. His
wife will be away most Of the summer.
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