Cañon City record., 1907-01-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guyot went to Denver
this morning for few days visit
Great reduction on prices of shoes
at Galley's.
Special shoe sale, is to 40 per cent
discount on all broken lines of shoes
lat Galley's.
The Wednesday Musical Club meets
this month with Mrs. A. Fl. White, 512
Pike avenue
Mrs Guy Hardy and son, Max, have
returned from visit of several weeks
in Grand Junction.
John Weinmeimer arrived here
from Marietta, Ohio. to spend the
winter with his sister on Lincoln Park.
Misses Helen Clarke, Gene Whipple
and Ethel McLain left at noon today
for Colorado Springs to resume their
studies at Colorado College.
Mrs. ]. w. Hall of South Canon
entertained the Foster, Hall and Gra-
ham families at a six o'clock oyster
supper Wednesday evening.
Ed Smith and John Burgess, who
have been spending the holidays at
home, left at noon today for Colorado
Springs, to continue their studies at
Colorado College.
James Harrison and sister. Miss
Shirley Harrison, have returned from
visit with their mother at Canon
City, where they spent the holidays
Cripple Creek Times.
Miss Myrone Davis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Davis, leaves this morn
ing for Canon City, where she will re-
lastica, the Catholic academy. =
Cripple Creek Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Talbot en-
tertained a number of friends at their
pleasant home, 1874 Park avenue, Lin
coin Park, last evening, for six O'Clock
dinner, after which the evening was
spent in playing games.
While skating at the rink Thursday
afternoon Mrs. r. S. Coolbaugh had
the misfortune to fall and break her
right arm near the wrist The acci-
dent was a painful one and the result
of more than ordinary seriousness.
Carl Hesford, who left here six or
seven months ago TO take a position in
a printing establishment at Cananea,
Mexico. has returned to Canon City
satisfied that Colorado is in every way
a more desirable place of residence
than the Cactus Republic.
Miss Ethel Gibson, who spent the
ID ,Iidays here with her parents. left
gunday night for Irvington-on-the-
Hudson, New York, where she will re-
sumo her studies at Miss Benefits
school for girls, where she has been
scholastic year.
The penitentiary team of horses
used by Warden Cleghorn and his fam
lily ran away on Main street Wednes-
day evening and Mrs. Cleghorn was
thrown out of the vehicle, but, for
tunately. without serious injury. The
carriage to which the horses were at
tached was badly wrecked.
At the annual election of the Y. NJ.
C. A. last night the following directors
were elected to seats on the board for
three years: DR.. W. F. Brooks. C. J.
Fredrickson. John Hamilton and Lloyd
Egbers. Mr.. J. Wandrew was elected
to succeed himself as a trustee OF the
association.
On account of delay In the arrival
of the structural iron. work has been
suspended on the Harrison building
on East Main street 1t is expected
to reach here In a few days when op-
erations will be resumed and the
structure rushed to completion.
A. r. Crane OF Worcester. Mass, and
brother. G. E. Crane. OF Goshen, Ind.
who have been here for several days
left here this afternoon for Salt Lake
City. where the latter has been ten
dered a position by the Denver & Rio
Grande Railway company at train dis
patcher. Both men are telegraph op-
orators.
Frank H. Denman. formerly a clerk
in the offices of the Great Western
Coal company In this city. but for the
last year and a half associated with
his father in the management of q
large stock farm in Hall county, Ne
braska. arrived here on Sunday for a
few days business visit. His father,
A. C. Denmaa frrived here from Grand
Island. Neb ska. yesterday. They
will remain Pre- most of the week.
NJ. c. Morse has been confined to his