CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-14
Ruth Stearns Is over the chicken pox
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now and ID back 10 school.
The Caughey's are back to school
after a siege OF scarlet fever.
Mary Hayworth is around again af-
ter having a siege of measles.
The third grade has finished SPELL
ing the words for the contest.
Donald Davis is the best speller in
the sixth grade at Lincoln school.
Carlotta Luton was unable to go to
school last week because Of sickness.
Levi Caughey is over the scarlet
day.
Boyd Caughey is over the scarlet
fever but the quarantine is not raised
yet.
Hazel Dickerson is the proud owner
OF fine little watch, given to her by
her aunt.
Burdie Bachelor was absent from
school Tuesday on account of slight
illness.
Agnes Steinmeyer has changed her
mind and decided to return to school
again.
n Dte stuHS MAUI TAlEudIuSOu Ou
the eye and she had to miss a weeks
school.
The civics class of the Canon City
high school attended the trial OF Ba-
vari last week.
Leslie Curtis is able to come back
to school His friends are glad to
see him again.
Mrs. Clara z. Hillix is going to In
diana TO visit her SOD, Foster, who
Is attending school there.
Helen Twi;chell was sick Monday
afternoon and Tuesday morning but
returned in the afternoon.
Foster Hillix is in Indiana studying
under teachers in civil engineering
and giving lessons to pupils below
him.
Elton Rhoades had TO have several
teeth pulled and others filled last Sat
urday. His schoolmates sympathize
with him.
Miss Lila Duncan entertained the
l.. p. sewing club Friday evening and
delightful time was had by all who
attended.
|, La Verne and Donald Augustine
spent Sunday afternoon with their
cousin, Agnes Steinmeyer. and had a
very delightful time.
Kuma Moalencamp and Nina Skin
ner OF the sixth grade are the best
spoilers In the fifth and sixth grades
of the Jefferson school and SO will
represent their school In the contest
next Saturday.
yird and Art Mahurin of East Can
on went fishing at the river Saturday
and succeeded in hooking fourteen
good sized suckers but were persuad-
ed to give up five of them TO uusuc-
cessful anglers.
Marguerite Waite is compelled to
go to Denver for treatment next Fri.
day and cannot be present at the con-
jes, so the fifth grade will have to
choose another contestant al the Har-
rison school.
Marvin Russell, n member Of the
freshman class at the Canon City high
school. returned to school Monday
from which he had been absent a very
long time on account OF the quaran-
tine on his home in Orchard Park
The pupils who won in the oral con-
test in the third and fourth grades
are: Manila McGilvra, Margaret Ev-
ans. Thelma Arthur, Dewey Simon.
Thirteen were perfect in written and
will have to go over again for the
final.
Esther Craig. a member Of the fresh
man class at the Canon City high
school. has been chosen by Boulder to
represent the Canon City high school
In the oratorical contest at that place
this spring which does the high school
great honor and gives It something to
feel proud OF.
In the spelling contest at the high
school next Saturday Joseph Strout
and Arthur Shultis OF the fourth
grade OF the Jefferson school will rep
resent their group in written spelling.
each having made 100 per cent In the
examination Friday.
The spelling contest at the Harri-
son school Friday. to see who should
represent that school at the final con-
test at the high school are the fol-
lowing: Fourth grade, Ruby Beatty
and Lettie Twist: third grade, George
EtefTy and Dorothy Dunton: fifth
grade. Marguerite Waite and Irwin
Twist.
In the written examination for the
fifth and sixth grades Nina Skinner,
Paul Ross, Harold Turner, Helen Far
rington, Edith Burton and Kima Mo-
allankamp all had perfect papers, 30
that another test will be necessary
In order to decide who are to have the
honor OF representing this group at
the grand final next Saturday.
The spelling contests were held In
the various rooms at the Washington