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

DOWHdu Ol ILL,
is here for a few days visit with Geo.
T. Wood and family at 219 Greenwood
avenue. Mr.. Bowman and Mr.. Wood
are old friends and for many years
were intimately connected in a busi-
ness and social way back in Illinois.
Mr.. Bowman stopped on here while
enroute home from California, where
he was the guest of his son in Los
Angeles for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. McLain
and family drove up to the Beckwith
ranch in the West Mountain valley,
recently purchased by C. A. Biggs
and George A Baker. where they will
remain for two or three days.
Dean La Grange has sold the resi-
dence property at Oil Macon avenue
to 8. d. Heckart; consideration. 81 500.
Mr.. Heckart will move the cottage
which now stands on the premises and
will erect in its stead a handsome
two-story house. containing all mod
ern conveniences.
Mayor and Mrs. A. H. SeeIy left
this afternoon for Glenwood Springs.
where the former will attend the
meeting Of the State Pharmacal Asso-
citation. OF which he is a member.
They will be gone until the close OF
the week.
Spreyer's Military Band will play
for the Florence Fourth OF July cele-
bration- This insures good music and
the Florence people know how to fur
nish a good time. Already Canon peo-
pie are making arrangements to at
tend the Florence celebration.
T. J. Freeman. formerly OF Howard.
but for q number Of years past a resi-
dent Of California, was a visitor In
town on Monday. Mr.. Freeman was
at one time a deputy sheriff in this
county and his brother. Jake. was sup
erintendent OF schools.
Sometimes an amazing amount OF
egotism shows in an ad. Advertisers
reflect themselves unconsciously in
their ads So you can fnd human na-
ture stduies" in the classified ads.
Since the last issue OF this newspa-
per every bit OF real estate In this city
has increased in value-and some OF
II has been advanced in price.
F. B. Quinlan and his brotherinlaw,
Robert Lord. OF Cedar Rapids. Ia, who
has been visiting here for the past
week. left Tuesday for the Montrose
country to look at the new irrigation
enterprise there.
You may know more about real es-
tate hereabouts In half an hour from
now-if you spend that time reading
the ads-than Anybody else who has
Not Read the Latest Ads.
W. B. Keller, for some time past
bookkeeper at the Nonac mine. has
books OF the coal company ut that
camp.
Miss Cletia Bowling OF SIS Rudd ave-
nue. has the typhoid fever. Miss Dowl-
ing was stricken down with the disease
a few days ago and her condition 10
not serious. Her friends hope the at
tack will be a light one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean La Grange are
planning to build an attractive bunEa-
low on their property on Fifteenth
street, which they will occupy as a
home.
Miss Efie Leeper OF Lincoln Park
has gone to Kansas City and St Joe.
Mo-. for the summer.
Open Q savings account In the saw
ings department OF the Citisens State
Banh and acquire the habit OF saving.
Mrs. NJ. v. Flanagan and family. Of
l121 Macon avenue, have driven over
to Eastonville, northeast Of Cripple
Creek, for a few weeks visit.
Misses Bertha and Charlotte Hart
mann have gone to Colorado Springs
for visit of weeks duration.
Your advertising 10 the supreme
test. You stand or fall by It. You
grow or fail by It
Mrs. Richard Brown OF Cripple
Creek 10 registered At the Strathmore
hotel.
The Theatorium 10 the most popular
form OF amusement In existence today.
@. v. Hodgin was = visitor in Pueblo
on Sunday.
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