CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-06-06
Money to loan ON real estate. A.
WINERY. room 6. Record block.

WINERY, room 8, Record block.
her home at Geneseo, Ill, where she
will spend the vacation period. Miss
Flnlee will return here in time to re-
sumo her school work at the beginning
OF September.
E. H. Henvie has returned home
from Salida, where he was recently
operated on at the Red Cross hospi-
tai for appendicitis. The operation
was a highly successful one and Mr..
Henvie will soon be able to be on the
streets again.
Miss K B. Crockford arrived in Sa-
Ida. after spending a short vacation
at Cebolla, and Tuesday proceeded to
her future home in st. Louis. She will
stop for few days at Canon City and
visit with Miss Marion Cleghorn,
daughter of Warden Cleghorn.-Salida
Record.
NJ. and Mrs. :. F. Mcknight have
come here from Oblong, Illinois, and
have. purchased the residence property
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rogers at 623
North Fifth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
knight Struck it rich" in the Illinois
petroleum fields and are in that f.
nancially independent position which
less fortunate mortals are ambitious
to attain.
A. H. Davis has the best line of Low
Shoes, Oxfords, Ties. and Summer
Footwear in the city. 426 Main street
Mrs. H. C. Webster left today for
Greeley to attend the annual COM
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NAL school, which occurs Thursday,
June 9Th. Her daughter, Miss Mary
Webster. is a member OF this years
graduating class.
A. E. Headlee, OF the firm Of Chap
son & Co., came over from Hooper,
Colo, Friday morning on business and
will remain for several days. Mr..
Headlee says the weather has been
very unfavorable in the San Luis val
ley for agricultural work this spring
and that ranchers have not been able
to get their crops in as early as usual
on that account. There is plenty OF
snow in the mountains and there will
be no lack of water for irrigation pur-
poses during the summer months.
Mrs. E. P. Arthur of 1902 Main street
left this morning for Denver, where
she will be the guest Of Archdeacon
Schofield and family for several days.
Rev. Schofield was formerly rector OF
the Episcopal church at Cripple Creek,
of which congregation the Arthurs
were members.
Invitations were issued on Saturday
to the marriage of Miss Edna Gertrude
Bowling and John SQuires, which will
occur at the home OF the brides moth
er. Mrs. NJ. E. Dowling. 1105 North
Eight street, at 1890 O'Clock Saturday
morning. June 18th. They will make
their home at Fort Collins.
We have a large line of the famous
Utz & Dunn Low Shoes for ladies and
children: the best filters, wearers and
lockers in the city. A. H. Davis. the
shoe man.
A little DISCONTENT may be the
Of content itself. II your
discomfort makes you hustle-and ad-
vertise while you hustle-this Will
prove to be true in your case. Some
tenants are as bad as FIRE. Want
advertise for the sort who have no
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Woehler came
down from their ranch. between Hill
side and Silver Cliffe. Saturday after
noon to spend a few days with their
Canon City friends. Mr.. Woehler says
the outlook for ranchers in the Wet
Mountain valley is excellent this year.
despite the unfavorable weather of
last month. Mr.. Woehler is expecting
a good crop of at least 200 tons Of
hay.
The concert recently given by the
choir of the First Methodist church
under the direction of Prof. Eichhorn
for the benefit OF the church treasury.
will be reproduced at Florence on
night. The program Is an
excellent one in all respects and
distinct musical treat Is in store for
the people OF our neighboring city.
Although the condition Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Selleck at 316 North Third street
is somewhat improved over what It
was ten days or two weeks ago. It is
still serious and her physician advises
against too many visitors until she
gets stronger. While he would not
deny her friends admission to the sick
room he expressed the fear that an
excess OF callers might retard her
A. J. WINERY. the real estate agent.
left the first of the week on a busi-
ness trip to various points in Texas.
Be sure and get your letters and
other mail at the postofice at the
street fair.
Victor Small of Sedalia, Mo-. ar