Cañon City record., 1908-01-02

W. F. Mcdonald came down from
Cripple Creek the first of the week to
spend the Christmas holidays with his
family on Cottonwood avenue, East
Canon. He will return to the district
on Sunday.
Mrs 8. ]. Farmer left at noon today
for Denver where she will be the
guest of relatives until some time next
week. Her daughter, Miss Katherine.
has been a visitor in Denver for sew
eral days.
Perry Sherman. formerly resident
here, but now living in Grand Junction.
was a visitor in Canon City on Thurs
day. He was en- route home from Pu-
eblo where he was the guest OF friends
on Christmas day.
The Young People's\ society Of the
United Presbyterian church held a
most enjoyable social at the new home
Of F. C. Wright on Lincoln Park last
evening. Various games \and music
formed the entertainment for the ev-
ening after which a basket supper was
served. All present report a delight
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Woodford. Of Lin
COlH lHtilCu t1S youA6 PSoRAS "a
their neighborhood to their ho.he on
Thursday evening for a social time.
Music, both vocal and instrumental.
formed a good share OF the entertain
meut, and after an interesting season
OF conversation and games, the guests
were served with delicious refresh
ments. After singing a few more col
lege songs they reluctantly departed.
declaring they had had a royal good
time.
John C. Hyssong and Lou Hemmerle
are home from Yampa, Routt county.
where they have been the greater part
OF the winter looking after the feed
ing OF their cattle. They report stock
as doing very nicely over there this
year, owing to the dry weather. The
thermometer marked a temperature OF
five degrees below zero when Mr.. Hys-
song and Mr.. Hemmerle left there but
there was very little snow on the
ground.
II. 8. Maddox returned here Thurs
day night from Kansas where he went
the FIRST OF the week to eat Christmas
dinner with his aged father and mo-
ther. That he enjoyed his brief visit to
the old home goes without saying for
there is no place quite so alluring at
the Christmas season as the parental
home. His wife and daughter. who ac-
companIed him on the outward trip,
will be the guests Of relatives and
friends at Mcpherson for fe~ days
before returning 10 Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Baxter Cumbow. of
Victor, are In the city spending day
or two with freinds and from here
they go on 10 Denver. on short hon
eymoon trip Mrs Cumbow was for
merly Miss Mabelle Florence Smith.
"A society belle of the great gold camp.
and Mr.. Cumbow liz connected In the
capacity OF foreman on the Victor
Daily Record Some years ago he was
foreman OF the Tribune and has many
friends in the city He is of nus;linr
nature and makes hay grow while the
sun shines. After the completion OF the
wedding trip they will reside In Victor.
Florence Tribune.
By one or two mistakes that occa-
sioualiy occur in the best regulated
printing Offices the types in the ar
ticle under the caption. Figures
Cleaned From a Lincoln Park Tomato
Crop" published in the Daily Record
on Thursday made 1t appear that the
family OF n. e. Snow consumed and
gave away three hundred dollars worth
OF tomatoes. which Mr.. Snow thinks IL
a little bit extravagant The amount
should have been thirty dollars. The
error. however. does not detract from
the marvellous result secured by Mr..
Snow last year In the cultivation OF TO-
tnafnAs