CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-10-03

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this work. See them and be convinced
that there's difference" and there's
a reason"
All members of the Woman's Club
are requested to be present at their
first meeting, which convenes at ElkB
Hall, Tuesday, October s, at 2:30 p. m.
The report of the State Federation will
be given, also a review of last years
studies.
Mrs. H. L. Plummer, Mrs. A. 8
Lonnecker and Mrs. c. W. Talbot left
Monday for Pueblo, where they will
attend the State Federation of WomanS
Clubs. Mrs. Plummer goes as presi-
dent of the Woman's Club and Mrs.
Lonnecker and Mrs. Talbot go as
delegates.
Misses Flossy and Mabel Kelly, who
have been visiting their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Watson, at
721 North Fifth street, since June,
will leave on Wednesday for Pueblo
where they will spend a few days AZ
the guests of friends before returning
to their home in Kansas City, Kansas.
The Misses Kelly are delighted with
Canon City as place of residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Elliott and fam
lily, late of Ridgeway, Missouri. have
arrived here with the intention Of
making their home in this city. Mr..
Elliott few months ago purchased
the residence property of J. W. An
thony at 422 North Fifteenth street,
and will take possession as soon as
his household effects. arrive from the
East Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony are at
present residing at Oberlin, Ohio.
Stomach troubles. heart and kidney
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The prompt and surprising relief
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is entirely de to its restorative action
upon the controlling nerves of the
stomach. etc. Rambo & Simon.
Miss Emma Quinlan returned home
Monday evening from a three months
visit with relatives and friends at
Jefferson and Cedar Rapids, Iowa
She was accompanied as far as Boul-
der by her cousin, Charlie Heaton. OF
Cedar Rapids, who will remain there
two or three weeks before coming on
to Canon City. Miss Quinlan stopped
on at Boulder to attend a gathering
of the Canon City students at the
state university, which was held on
Saturday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Heaton-
A R. Mitchell came home Thursday
night from a two weeks fishing trip
on the western slope. during which he
made his headquarters at ranch
house. fourteen miles below Gunnison.
He reports fine time and good fish
ing, although the nights and mornings
suggest the approach of winter. The
frost has turned the foliage into the
"sere and yellow" of age and the
| mountain sides are beautiful with
multi-colored but dying vegetation.
Several times during Mr.. Mitchell's
stay at the ranch ice was frozen to
the thickness of ordinary window
glass. s.f.. .. a,
City Clerk L. D. Dawson returned
here this morning from a months
visit to his old home at Clarksburg.
West Virginia. He reports most
enjoyable time but expresses salts
faction at being back in Colorado,
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There is, he says, an unusual busi-
ness activity throughout the East and
everywhere Is heard the hum Of ma
chinery, the hammer of the mechanic
an dthe glow Of factory hres, pre-
saying an industrial condition such
as has never before been known.
There has been q great deal Of rain
fall in West Virginia and contiguous
states during the last few weeks and
Mr.. Dawson is glad to get to Colorado
sunshine.