CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-08-01
JOHN BRILL.

On Thursday Miss Pearl Pierce was
pleasantly surprised on her 18th birth
day anniversary by number of her
girl friends, at her home, 10 Wood
lawn avenue. Many games were play
ed, after which delicious refreshments
were served.
L. D. Clark, prominent farmer and
stockman of McDonough county, Illi-
nois, has been spending a few days
here as the guest OF F. NJ. Duncan, Of
whom he was a schoolmate in his
boyhood days. Mr.. Clark owns q
large ranch over in northwestern Col
orado and will visit that section Of
the state before returning to Illinois.
Friday night the young folks Of
Silver Cliff gave a dance at VOLTS
hall in honor of the Misses Peabody
and other guests of the Powell house.
from Canon City, which proved an
extraordinarily pleasant affair, and
which was enjoyed and appreciated
by those in whose honor it was given.
Wet Mountain Tribune.
Wednesday afternoon a party con-
sisting of II. L. White and wife. Dave
L. Robson, F. A. Stockton and wife
and Ed. Steinmeyer came up from
Canon City to enjoy our cool, fresh
air. mountain scenery and the pleasure
of an outing along the mountain
streams. Thursday morning they
visited the De Weese dam, chaperoned
by Ed. Ozburn Of Silver Clin.-Wet
Mountain Tribune
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson of Victor,
were visitors in Canon City Monday.
From here they went to Florence for
a brief stay after which they will
spend a couple of weeks in camping
ON Upper Beaver creek. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson have many friends in Canon
City; the former is a printer by trade
and before going to Victor was en-
ployed in The Record.
The infant daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Pitt A. Wade died at Westcliffe ON
Sunday, where the family had gone
for rest and recreation. The remains
were brought here for burial. The
funeral service was held at Hunts
Undertaking parlors at O'Clock this
afternoon. followed by interment at
Lakeside cemetery. Deceased was
aged seven weeks.
Ten barrels of Rockafellow's pure
cider vinegar were sold under the
awards for supplies last month to the
state penitentiary. In the list of pure
foods. pure cider vinegar, such as he
makes by evaporation. is most essen
tial. 1t bears picking test, has rich
fruity flavor. Enjoy the luxury Of
wholesome vinegar. Ask your grocer
for ii. While it costs him a little more
than manufactured stock. yet he will
be glad to supply it to You if you ask
for it, and at the same price.
A deed was filed for record in the
office of the county clerk here on
Monday by Elsie A. Beckwith and
Elsie Velma Wilcox conveying to Geo.
A. Baker and Clinton A. Biggs all Of
the ranch property and stock, also
all water bitches and ditch rights,
and water and ditch appropriations
and locations, held or used in con-
nection with the property of the late
Senator W. A. Beckwith in the Wet
Mountain valley. The consideration
named in the deed is five dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry McClannahan, Mrs.
Frank P. Smith and family and Mrs.
W. E. Galley and family, accompanied
W M. 0Au M .. Sidi anu wv oOAAo
of Kansas City. Mrs. D. NJ. Colburn Of
Kansas City, Mrs. Jessie Morrison and
daughter OF Kansas City and Mrs.
Boone Smith OF Kansas City, will ON
Wednesday afternoon leave for Silver
Cli6 en- route to The Pines" where
they will spend a couple OF weeks in
camping and fishing. F. P. Smith and
W. E. Galley left here by wagon with
the camp eQuipage Monday morning.
but were unable to cross Grape creek
on account Of the high water and were
compelled to turn back and go over
the Grade road to Silver Cliff. Other
wise the main party would have gone
up by rail this morning.
Hammocks at Whipple's.