CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-20
AMONG THE YOUNG FOLKS

lice cream party at their home on the
lawn Thursday night.
Verna Dawson, who has been visit
ing relatives at Denver. returned home
Wednesday.
Colorado Springs picnicked up on the
Skyline Tuesday where they all had
hne time.
| Margaret Curtis had nice birth
day party Wednesday evening in honor
of her sixteenth birthday.
Harold Baker and his parents had
fine time up at the Royal Gorge Thurs
day.
Buelah Thurston, with her folks
who have been visiting relatives in
Pueblo. returned to Conon Monday
Pueblo returned to Canon Monday
Kate Parker, who has been enter
tanning her cousin, Fanny Preston.
was sorry to see her leave for her
home in Montana Wednesday.
Lucy Thompson was threatened with
the typhoid fever this week, but has
been getting better the last day or two.
| anu oSOi 0iC6oAy
had fine time fishing up at Grape
creek Thursday, but only caught one
| fish.
Catherine and Alfred Earle had q
fine time in Denver visiting their rela-
tives, but got awfully lonesome to see
their parents and returned home FRI
day.
Lawrence McCIain spent last week
In Salida with relatives. He return
ed to Canon Wednesday.
Bessie Brooks and her friends pic
nicked up at Four Mile Springs Tues
day. They reported a very nice time.
her aunt this week.
Edith and Ella Harris who have
visiting with friends in Denver for q
short time returned home Monday
evening.
Charlett Hunt and Anna Smith with
a number OF other young folks pic
nicked up at Beaver Park Thursday
where they had . splendid days out
ing.
Alice Wilson and Pearl Fuller en-
5oyed Wednesday by going on Wilson
creek on their ponies. They said VIII
son creek certainly had some lovely
picnic grounds. There were three par
ties that picnicked mp there when they
were there.
Little Harold Robson. with his faith
er returned home from delightful
fishing trip Wednesday Little Harold
said he himself caught seven fish dur
ing their vacation.
Raymond Whipple returned home
from Denver on Tuesday where he has
bsen having a fine time among his rel
atives and friends-
Earl Terry is expecting to leave here
for Montrose on Thursday where he
will have a short vacation among his
friends and relatives that live there
Miss Nellie Bash returned to Canon
on Wednesday. She has been teaching
summer school up at Fort Collins.
Little Dorothy Dilloway returned
home from South Platte conan where
she has been camping on Friday.
Miss verie Ward OF Chicago. Is Wis
iting Mrs. c. Weaber.
Paul Burgess Is going to preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening.
Herbert Smith led the Epworth Lea
que last Sunday. He makes a good
leader.
Miss Freda Shinkle. with her aunt,
has gone to PineclifRe. to attend the
Christian church assembly OF Denver.
Miss Katherine Eullegar has return
ed from Copperneld where she has
been visiting Ruth Tabor.
Miss Ruth Tabor Of Copperfield Is
visiting Miss Phoebe Sherwood.
Karl Hayworth and Raynold At
water went camping Tuesday. They
expect to be gone three or four days.
Miss Jessie Helm left Thursday for
Denver to visit her mother.
Una Adams. with the rest OF the
family. will leave for Dalhart, Texas,
In about two weeks. She 10 sorry to
leave her friends in Canon but glad
to see her father and brothers in Tex
a.. ..-
Miss Grace Dale returned home
from Pueblo Tuesday. "
The Standard Bearers OF the NJ. E.
church. held their annual meeting at
the Cheeny home Monday evening.
Everybody had a fine time.
Miss Laura Belle Stephens, q MEM
ber of the c. C. H. g. faculty In 1906
1907, visited in Canon last week.
Miss Jessie Worley. who has been
studying in Denver. returned home
last week.
Clarence Hills has gone to Guffey
to stay about month.
Helen White 10 expected home about |