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Cañon City record., 1907-10-31
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The best prices and the best treat
uaant IL At Davis shoe store. 426 Main.
Notary Publio-W. b. Rowland. 63a
Main d. Record once.
W. H. Murray was down from Park
dale on business on Tuesday.
Naosaburo Tatsukawa. . prominent
contractor OF Denver IL . business
visitor In town today.
Mrs. N. C. Cation OF East Canon has
Done to San Jose. California. where
she will spend the winter months with
relatives.
The residence property OF c. c.
May at ia whipple avenue has been
purchased by Nellie Rendel. The sale
was made by the Boice & Weaber In
vestment company.
Mrs. A. H. McLAin gave . tea party
to n number OF ladies at her home.
Tie Harrison avenue. Tuesday after
noon. The affair was a very pleasant
one.
Canon City to Montrose Colo. and
return one fare Nov. 4th and 5th. good
70 return until Nov. 9th. giving ample
/time to thoroughly inspect the great
Uncompahgre valley. Rio Grande.
The reguar meeting OF the Womans
Club was held at Elks hail Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. 8. Reynolds
- leader. Roll call was responded
10 with quotations from the lesson.
Miss Rebecca Gray. a former resi-
dent Of this city but for the last year
or more living at Ottawa. Kansas. has
returned to Canon for the winter
months. Miss Gray has many friends
here.
William Anderson OF Kansas City,
Missouri. brother OF r. II. Anderson
Of this place. passed through here on
Wednesday afternoon en- route to Los
Angeles. California. where he expects
TO spend the winter. Until today the
brothers had not seen each other for
more than thirty years.
Bert Gregory. cashier at the Rio
Grande depot. has resigned his post
zion to accept an once Job with the
Canon City Street Car Electric COM
pany. which. Il 10 reported. has enough
money. ON hand To complete the line
that r. e. Granger started out upon
It is reported here that the company
10 hiring men this week to go to work
on the line and that within . few
days things will be going ahead In
satisfactory shape.-F1orence Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-31

Miss Edna Edwards and Chas. A.
Somerville were married on Thursday
by the pastor of the Ffrts Presbyterian
church. The bride formerly resided
in Florence, but for the last year or
more has been employed as an oper-
ator in the local telephone exchange
The groom is a prosperous young
rancher and cattleman and has many
friends in this city. They will make
their home on the Somerville ranch
on Tallahassee creek
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PURCHASED THE THEDB
STOCK OF GOODS

The Fred G. Thede bankrupt stock
of cloaks, millinery goods, etc, was
sold at public auction by S. H. CAL
braith, the assignee, at IL o'clock this
morning to the Williams, Smith, Rice
company for 22k cents on the dollar
OF its appraised valuation There were
no local bidders for the stock, al
though representatives were present
from several out-of-town business
firms for that purpose, among them
being Pueblo, La Junta and Boulder
Cañon City record., 1907-10-31
M0ndny

Miss Nellie Felter went to Portland
ON a brief business trip this morning.
Sumner Pressey of Pueblo was a
visitor in town on Sunday. He re-
turned home this morning.
Stella Mcl.ain. a young lady student
at the Lincoln Park school. fell on
the porch this morning and broke her
arm.
Women say there is nothing to equal
Kinks Jap Rose transparent soap for
Washing the hair. All druggists and
grocsrs sell It
Mrs. N. 8. Reynolds was hostess at
n delightful O'Clock dinner party
Saturday night Nearly twenty guests
were present
Rev. J. r. Thomas. pastor OF the
congregation Of the First Presbyterian
church. went to Denver on business
this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rau, who spent the
summer here rs the guest Of her son
c. H. Rau. and wife. left for her home
at Keokuk. Iowa, a few days ago.
Mrs. C. X Gilchrist OF Jacksonville
illinois. who has been visiting Mr.
and MIRO. L. z Eldred At zoos First
street. South Canon, for = couple OF
weeks, left for homo this morning.
. J. C. Adams, who went to Ohio with
Mr.. ]. w. Anthony's car Of goods. has
just returned to Canon City. He was
accompanied home by his father-in-
law. Mr.. G. H. Swain. and daughter
A special train carrying United Sta
ties soldiers from San Francisco to
Fort, Leavapyorth passed through
here Saturday afternoon over the
Denver 4 Rio GraAde road. They
have recently returned from two
years term Of service in the Philip
pines. tss-a =
Miss Fay Taylor OF Shawnee. Okla.
and Misses Faith Coz. Grace stArbird
and Helen Wilson OF Denver. were
guests OF Miss Ethel McL.ain several
days last week. The visitors were tax.
en- to various places OF interest abovs
town and had q delightful time during
their stay here. Miss NcLain enter.
tained for her guests Friday evening.
In the football game between the
Florence high school team and The
second team Of the Centennial hisa
school Of Pueblo on ths formsr'l
grounds Saturday morning neithe,
side was able to score. The Pueble
boys were the heavier. but the mem
bars Of the Florence organization wsrt
the better tacklers.
J. p. stroups. for the past seven o.
eight months day telegraph operator
| at the local Denver q Rio orande sta
tion. left today for Florence. where b,
will take the position ol easAier eol
the company - The suecsepor oe q
= Gregory. reooAtly realgAe1 10 tAkl
. clerksAlp witA ~ CA1eA Clty
Royal 0oeoe MeetFse HailxeaA ooA
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FFlAAY.

William Murphy of Wisconsin has
purchased the ranch and residence
property OF A. G. Parsons at $50
North Fifteenth street. East Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Macdonald of
1913 Greenwood avenue returned home
Thursday night from Colorado Springs
where they went a couple Of days ago
to attend a wedding OF friend.
C. G. Seeleye OF Pueblo, district
manager Of the Colorado Telephone
company, was a business visitor in
Canon City ON Wednesday.
Miss Glenna Combs left the first OF
the week for Seattle. Washington.
where she expects to spend the win
ter with her sister. Mrs. H. r. Audley.
Jap Rose transparent toilet and bath
soap Is made from the whitest, qurest
and best vegetable oils-Oils That
You Can Eat Aa6S by -Kirk-sold
By all druggists and grecers.
Postmaster r. 8. Lewis went to
Denver on Thursday to look after
attention. He was accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Ruth Lewis, who
will spend several days in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. DR.. Gcodloe, who underwent
surgical operation at the hospital
In Salida last week for peritonitis,
came home this afternoon. She was
accompanied by her husband. who
went to Salida on Thursday for that
purpose. Mrs. 0oodloe's recovery has
been unusually rapid.
VIII r. Lewis. late OF Ottumwa. To-
wa. Is one OF the latest acquisitions
to the population of Canon City. Mr..
Lewis Is much pleased with the ap-
pearance OF the community.
II Is an old statement and true
one that nothing is so timid as capital.
and fears are expressed in some guar
ters that the furry in financial affairs
In Wall street may possibly interfere
with the execution of some OF the en-
terprises to which the people OF Canon
City have been looking forward with
70 much expectancy. II Is to be hoped
that such will not be the case.
A. A. Stone and wife OF Hansen.
Nebr.. were In this city this week visit
Ing old friends and acauaIntances.
They report having had a fine time
on tnelE western IIlp. HAVING sceu AZ
North Yakama and Seattle, Washing
ton, Portland. Oregon. San Francisco
and Los Angeles. California, and Salt
Lake. Utah. They say they like this
place the best of any place they have
been.
Miss Galloway. who accompanied
Judge and Mrs. c. E. Waldo to Canon
City from their recent trip to Memo
monte. Wisconsin. left at noon today
for home She was accompanied as
far as Denver by Miss Rachel Hutch
ison. who will remain in the city
until Sunday. The young ladies will
be Joined in Denver BY Harold Waldo.
who will go down there from Boulder.
where he is a student at the state uni
versity. for that purpose. Miss Gallo
way has been In Canon City a month
and enjoyed her visit here greatly.
IL real coffee distIrbs your stomach
your heart or kidneys. then Iy this
clever coffee imitation-Dr. Shops
Health Coffee. DR.. Shoop has closely
matched old Java and Mocha coffee
in flavor and taste. yet It has not .
single grain Of real coffee In It DR..
Sleeps Health Coffee Imitation 10
made from pure toasted grains or
cereals. with malt, nuts. etc Made
In one minute. No tedious long walt.
You will surely like II. Get q free
sample at our store. Monarch Groc-
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ing and stacking of the hay. and his
work has resulted in some valuable
precedents Mr. Wills is in touch with
the State Agricultural college, and
his experiments are attracting quite =
little attention there.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-31

0sx.0O u CalifoFula.
From Denver via Colorado 4 South
ern Railway. For particulars write
r. r. FISHER, @. p. A.. Denver.
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Tuesday.

We are headquarters for The Best
chool Shoes. Davis. the shoe man.
George Chetelat. Sr., OF Canon City.
who has been visiting friends in town.
left for his ranch in the southern part
OF the valley Monday morning-Wet
Mountain Tribune.
will the Republican party live up
TO Its early ideals?" anxiously inquiries
Judge Grosscup of Chicago. Frankly.
we do not know, but the record thus
far iuclines US to the belief that it
will
Mrs. John Squires, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. E. Dowl-
ing. and sisters on Rudd avenue, dur
ing the last week or ten days, left for
her home at Fort Collins at noon to-
day. f-'
Mrs. Ed. Ozburn and children, Of
Canon City. who have been visiting
Mr.. Ozburn's father and mother, were
passengers on Mondays outgoing
train, en- route for home-Wet Noun
tain Tribune.
The funeral OF Miss Gene Whipple
viii be held at the family home. sos
Rudd avenue, at 3 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. Edgar A. Sherrod. rec
tor of Christ church. conducting the
obsequies. ..
Capt B. B. Heyer. 9Th Cavalry. U.
8. A., spent Sunday in this city as a
guest of Q. R. Spicknall. Capt. Heyer.
along with a party OF other officers
from Fort Leavenworth, are making
the trip from Leavenworth to Fort
Douglass, Utah, by automobile.
Mrs. Cyanthia Bohan en- route home
to Chicago from a several months so
journ on the Pacific coast stopped on
here last week for a brief visit with
her cousin. Geo. A. Baker, wife and
family. Mrs. Bohan continued her east
ern journey at noon on Monday.
The Arkansas Valley Traction COM
pany, which will operate In the east
ern Arkansas valley has sold $75.0o0
worth OF its 500. 900 worth Of bonds
to Kentucky capitalists. The survey
for the line is completed and since
the money Is raised. the construction
work will not be long delayed.
The Denver & Rio Grsnde 10 en-
joying an unusually heavy passenger
travel at the present time especially
in the direction of the Pacific coast
Train No. was run in two sections
this afternoon and train No. 1. In
three sections, all Of them crowded
to the limit The company fnds II
dificult to take care OF the trafac-
A weak stomach. causing dyspepsia,
. weak heart with palpitation or in
termitteut pulse, always means weak
stomach nerves or weak heart nerves.
Strengthen these inside or controlling
nerves with DR.. Shops Restorative
and see hcw quickly these ailments
disappear. Or. Shoop OF Racine. Wis.
will mail samples free., Write for
them. A test viii tell. Your health
10 certainly worth this simple trial
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From Dsnver via Colorado q South
orn Railway. For folder. Etc., write
+. =. FISHER. q. r. A., Denver.
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Wednesday.

Cut prices o. all summer shoes TO
close out. at Davis 43S Main.
The Christian EndeAvor society Of
the First Prssbytsrian church win
give q Halloween social At the church
pariors the evening of Octobsr S1st
Mrs. Thomas Balman and son,
Thomas BalmAn. Jr.. OF Hillside. Who
have been the guests Of Mra Richard
Houle for several days. YET for homs
this afternooA.
Albert Cropper, and alstsr. Hrs.
Elizabeth Phippe oe JAmsaport. Mis-
souri, arrived here Monday aftsrAoos
and will speAd tAo winter here oa
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eooDLETTsvILLE NOTES.

The rally at Bakers Chapel G. NJ E..
Church was a success from every
point of view. The sermon of Rev. j..
w. Luckett, d. D., pastor of Jackson's
Temple of the c. NJ E. Church, Nash
Vile, was an especial treat. He
preached upon request of Rev. r. c.
McClendon, one of the famous sermons
he has published. Subject: "The Sew
enjoyed Stone" (Zechariah 9:9) No
one can listen to this born preacher
and philosopher without being spirit
nally deepened and ennobled. Every
service was helpful the basket dinner
was splendid, and July IA, 1907, will
long be remembered by the people of
Goodlettsville. Some fifty dollars was
raised.
Miss Kittie Carrot is an enthusiast.
tic and progressive Sunday school,
teacher
Mrs. Bette Cornell, of Nashville
was the guest of Mrs. Litha Grizzard
last Sunday.
Mr.. ]. M. Payne bids fair to become
splendid English scholar
Mr.. Cain Thomas and Miss Anna
i. Hendricks are both convalescing
Mrs. Litha Grizzard and little Callit
Bryant, visited Ridge Top and Nash
Vile Tuesday and Wednesday respect
lively.
Prof j. w. Wheeler the famous ex
hibitor of moving pictures will eX
hibit at the Congregational Church
Friday night, June rs.
Little frankie Gordon, who attend
ed school in Nashville last term, /
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sADLERsvILLE NOTES..

The third quarterly Conference was
held here last Saturday and Sunday
by Rev. W. Conway Smith, Presiding
Elder of the GAINESVILLE District G. M.
E. Church. Rev. III. G. Rucker, M. D.,
pastor of the G. NJ E. Church reported
in the quarter that his chapel raised
$24335. The Presiding Elder received
his salary in full for the quarter FL
der Smith preached two excellent
sermons Sunday and Sunday night
The Epworth League was reorgan
lied by the Presiding Elder. Mr.
Esrom Hooser was elected delegate to
the District Conference and Miss lii
liam L. Hampton was elected delegate
to the Epworth League Convention tC
meet at Springfield, Tenn, July "a tt
20, 1907.
Miss Mary E. Cross, Miss Alice
Terry and Miss Lillian L. Hampton
were elected delegates to the Woman
Missionary and Sunday School Conven
ton to be held at Steel's Chapel, two
miles west of Cumberland City, Tenn.
August q to %.
Mr.. e. D. Warfleld, Of Denver, Col
is spending few weeks with Mr.. R
G. Cross and wife, his sister and broth
er-in-law.
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

Miss Villa R. Scott was the guest
of Miss Matte IL. Nicely, while attend
ing the Williamson County Institute.
During her stay she enjoyed delight
full time.
Rev. S. L. Howard, of Columbia,
while on his way home from Bell
Buckle, stopped at the home of Miss
Matte L. Nicely enjoying a delightful
time. He also visited the Williamson
County Institute and delivered an in
teresting address to the teachers On
the following night he preached al
Shorters Chapel A. M. E. Church.
Mr.. Willie Fitzgerald, one of the
most popular young men of south
Franklin, spent Sunday afternoon call
ing on Miss Roxie Hunter, one o.
Hillsboro's fair damsels.
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NEWS OF STATE.
EBENEzER NOTES.

Rev. N. Smith and other delegates
leave for Murfresboro, Wednesday
Morning to attend the convention.
Rev. Jones, of Walden University,
had the pleasure of visiting us again
Sunday morning; he preached an up
lifting and spiritual sermon.
MIR. Andrew Mcintosh spent pleas
ant Monday with Miss Josie Battle
and little brother, Thomas spent We'd
nedsay, with their Uncle, Mr.. John
Battle, of 1916 Church street
Rev. Smith, Messrs Jones and Gray,
were the guests of Mrs. VIM. Hall,
Sunday, where they enjoyed an excel
lent dinner.
In spite of the inclemency of wealth
er the League gave grand entertain
ment last Thursday night.
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McMINNvILLE NOTES..

Miss Lucy Anderson entertained in
formally a number of friends at her
home in Yankeetown last Monday
evening. The lawn and porch were
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
the rooms beautifully decorated with
evergreens and sweet peas. Games
were the feature of the evening. At
late hour a delicious ice course was
served with cake. All present enjoyed
a delightful evening. Those present
were the honorees, Miss Daisy Payne,
Chattanooga. Pearl Often, Nashville
and Elizabeth Solomon, Tullahoma,
Misses Lexie " Cope, Jennie Durley,
Maud Johnson, Retha Morford, Hattie
E. Rhodes, Edna G. Brown Ada L.
Johnson, Laura ]. Young, Bertha Mae
Brown, w. Leon Griffey and Lucy An
derson. Messrs Robert Settles, Oliver
Martin, Jacob and Frederick Ander-
son, Drs. j. A. White and S. L. Ed
wards
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Thel-
ma McClain Livingston, the little two
months old daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
S. P. Livingston delightfully."- enter
tanned in honor of the young ladies'
visiting in the city. A number of mus
ical selections were furnished during
the afternoon by Mrs. Livingston,
Misses Ada Johnson and Lexie Cope.
An ice course was served with dainty
little cakes as a concluding feature
of the afternoon The entire party
departed for their homes declaring
Miss Thelma an ideal little hostess.
Those present were, Misses Payne,
Often, Solomon, Rhodes, Brown, Gwyn,
Cope, Young, Giffey, Morford.
Misses Lizzie, Jennie and Esther
Durley and Miss Hattie e. Rhodes
have gone to open their different
schools in the country.
DR.. S. L. Edwards was absent from
the city a few days of last week.
Miss Bertha Brown is confined to
her home with humps
DR. /. A. White has been indisposed
for the last few days.
Miss Laura ]. Young is home again
after a pleasant visit in the country.
Mrs. S. l.. Leftric, who has been
eeriously i'll for several days is slight
ly improved.
One of the prettiest social event
of the season was reception given
by Mrs. A, O. Young at her beautiful
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home on Beersheba Street, Thursday
afternoon, complimentary to Miss Dali
sy B. Payne, of Chattanooga. The
guest list included both young girls
and matrons. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with flowers and ever
greens, pink and green being the pre-
dominating colors.
Two young girls, Misses Jessie Gwyn
and Lexie Cope, received the guests as
they entered the hall where Miss
Laura j. Young served frappe from a
beautiful cut glass punch service
Games and music were enjoyed by the
younger element. At O'clock an ice
course was served, the colors, pink
and green, beinb carried out in the
ices and cakes. Those included in the
list were Mrs. r. O. Speers, E. B.
Looper, Nashville, Joel Young, w. P
Maupins, S. w. Burch, ]. M. Tate
Misses Payne, Pearl Often, Nashville
Hattie e. Rhodes, Lexie V. Cope, Jes
sis Gwyn, Ada l.. Johnson, Bessie T
Vaughn, Lena Brown, Lucy Anderson
Sadie N. White, Edna Brown, Willie
L. Griffey, Lizzie Esther, and Jennie
Durley, Laura Young.
Rev and Mrs. R. H. Rucker an(
children attended the barbecue a
Smartts Saturday.
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SPRING HILL NOTES.

Wheat threshing and moving are
the order of the day in this community
now.
Miss Lena Sharler, who has been
living in Arkansas, for the last two
or three years, has returned to her
old home.
Mesdames Nettie Brown and Laura
Owen are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Rosie e. McHenry paid visit
to Columbia last week
Mrs. Nick Aldridge has been in
feeble health for several days.
Mrs. Melinday Watkins has arrived
from Nashville to spend a few weeks
with her brother R. McKissack.
Miss Camilla North, of Chattanooga,
a niece of Mrs. Annie McKissack is
spending the summer in Spring Hill.
Mr.. Henry Bond, after long illness
passed away last Friday, and was
buried at Gravel Hill. Much sympa-
thy is extended to his family.
Rev. Thos Buford and his family
of Nashville, are visiting Mr.. w. M
McLemore.
Spring Hill has more buildings un
der construction than it ever had in
the history of the town. Common
laborers are in great demand here.
Miss Ella Kennedy, who is employed
by Missionary Extension Board, was
here last Thursday evening, and or
ganized a society at Mt. Hope Church
j. w. Byers is having two of hi
buildings painted by Mr. McStephen
son. He also has purchased a new
surrey for family purposes.
Mrs. Jamie Baw, of Duplex, passet
through our town from q visit to tn
City of Rocks. ,
Dr. Walter, pastor of the M. f
Church, did not put in his appearance
last Sunday and there was quite dis
appointment among the people.
Mr.. Abe Haddox, Jr., who has bee
deaf ever since he was a boy, has pul
chased an automatic instrument i
which he has great belief that it Wi
relieve his deafness.
The Spring Hillians wish the Glob
u great success in the future; and tina
it will live for hundred years.
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SMYRNA. NOTES.
old Fashioned Camp Meetine

Old Fashioned Camp Meeting.
There will be an old fashioned Camp
Meeting at Stones River Chapel M. E.
Church at National Cemetary three
miles from Murfreesboro on the Nash
vile and Murfreesboro road, begin
ming Sunday, July Il and con
tinuing until August 4. Rev. James
w. Luckett, of Nashville and Rev
Moore of Murfreesboro will preach on
the 81. The pastor, Rev. l.. w. FlOrer
will also preach on this day. All are
invited to come
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again at home with her grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Hendricks.
1t is hoped that the subscribers OF
the Globe will stop lending their paper
to neighbors, who are just as able as
the subscribers themselves to take the
paper, but who persistently refuse to
do so. Persons who thus borrow are
undeserving. They recognize the
worth of the paper, but they are too
much on the order of the deadbeat to
pay for it and have it go to their
homes
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Mr.. C. B. Ruddick, an ex-student Of
Meharry Medical College, class of 1907,
is still sojourning in the vicinity OF
the jamestown Exposition, says a re-
cent correspondent, who is in touch
with many of the students.
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