CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-18
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Fishing Tackle at whipple's.

Fishing Tackle at Whipple's.
Horace Cammack, who has been
sick for the past ten weeks with
typhoid fever, is improving rapidly,
and his many friends hope to see him
out soon.
Friday, July 12, Mrs. L. P. Hall en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. Harl and the
deacons of the Baptist church and
their wives at six o'clock tea. Tables
were set on the lawn, la picnic and
an informal social evening followed
"This is the time of year." said the
suburban citizen, when l like to get
out and dig up the ground" $50 do
a." answered Mr.. Foozling That's
the reason am trying to play golf"
Chas. Stormont, who holds posi-
ton with the electric light company
at Salida, is spending few days here
as the guest of his kinsman, ]. C. Law
renee He is from Ohio but has lived
in Salida for some time.
w. H. Allison has moved to Canon
from Guffey, where he was engaged
in mining. Mr.. Allison intended 60
ing to Rocky Ford but stopped in
Canon and likes it SO well that he has
decided to locate here and will prob
ably engage in business shortly.
'I've called" said the lady, ito
thank you for the notice you gave my
History of Female Suffrage but by
the way, you had one odd Topographic
cal error. You spoke of me as "a new
|h-i-s-t-e-r-i-cal writer" That's so,"
replied the literary editor, "hysterical
should be spelled with a "
Chas. Jenkins, who has been oc-
cupying a position as electrical en-
gineer with a large mining company
at Helena, Montana, for some time,
came home this morning and will re-
main here for four or five weeks, when
he will go to Washington, D. c., to
complete his professional course of
study. ~
Claude Benton, who some time ago
took the civil service examinations for
a clerkship at the postoffice and
made the requisite grades necessary
to get on the waiting list, this morn
ing resigned his eligibility for appoint
ment to the coveted position. Mr..
Benton has for some time been en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the Citizens
State Bank.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, wife of Presi-
dent Smith of Central College, Lex
ington,. Missouri, and two daughters,
are visitors in Canon City, being
guests in the home of Mrs. S. J. Far
mer, 7O2 River street. Mrs. Smith is
an eminent musician and singer and
will be recalled as having been
visitor here two years ago.
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Cottonwood creek on Thursday in the
interest of a pure water supply for
Canon City the city hall will be closed
all day in order that the officials may
take part in the inspection. Mayor
Seely and the members of the city
council are anxious to have everybody
go on the excursion that can possibly
get away from their business. Train
leaves here at o'clock a. m.
Chapson & Co. have purchased the
Glade meat market at 624 Main street
and will continue the business at the
old stand under the supervision OF
E. G. McNelly, who has been connected
with the establishment for long
time The Glade market has been in
charge of Watcher & Thomas for sew
tI lOhth5 Dul dooIe5hCu ny
few days ago to the Fremont County
National Bank, from whom 1t was
purchased by Chapson & Co.
Saturday, July 13, Mrs. l.. P. Hall
and Miss Hall gave picnic tea party
in honor of Rev. Thomas Huxley. The
guests were Mr.. Chas. Huxley and
family, Mr.. Harry Cosby and family,
Mrs Elizabeth Turner and family,
Miss Alma Harris, Miss Shepard. The
weather proving unfavorable, tables
were moved into the house. The
spirits of the company were not dam
pened though the lawn had been, and
jolly social time ensued.
Pew. Tom Huxley will leave on
Thursday for Saline county, Missouri,
where he has been engaged to preach
for the congregation OF a Baptist
-hurch, near Marshall. two Sundays
in the month during the next twelve
months. II will be Rev Huxley's first
regular ministerial work and he is
looking forward to it with no small
degree of anticipation. Rev. Huxley
will complete his theological educa-
ton at William Jewel College next
year.
ParkdaIe.