Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
son school have made some very pret-

4 Wade Combs, OF East Main street.
gave party to his Sunday school
class of the Baptist church. on his
birthday, and the supper was an at
tractiye feature OF the party.
Mrs. Mary J. Ball. and little son,
Jesse, are visiting in Kansas among
old friends and relatives of Mrs. Bali
in childhood days. A card saying they
arrived safely has been received!
Mrs. Frank sprague. OF East Main
| street, has recovered from an attack
of scarlet fever. and her many frieads
will be glad to know that the quaran-
tine has been raised from her home at
last =
In driving over the city and coan-
try We noticed many improvements In
the way of new cement walks. addi-
tons to dwellings, paint, etc, which
shows our people are fully up to the
timls.
,Hosmer Wilkerson, the former
Daily Recerd carrier for East Canon.
has accepted position with Baker
& Btsgs,, and his route is filled by
Jack Beatty. who has carried the pa
per before.
Marvin Russell, member OF the
freshmen class at Canon City High
school, expects to return to school
Monday. He has been absent long
time on account of the quarantine on
his home.
The girls of the Harrison school
have had jumping contest and have
developed some high jumpers. The one
winning one day. giving a prize the
next to her class mates. A number
have secured prizes.
Clarke B. Llewellyn is able to be
out after 35-day siege with typhoid
fever. About the first trip from home
he made was a fishing, but had the
usual fisherman's luck. His many
| friends are glad to see him out.
A number of Harding's addition
girls, including Mae and Helen Bower.
Lucy Carter, Ante Dickman, Leota
Lowry. Nina Skinner and Mrs. Low
\ ny. Who acted as chaperone, enjoyed
an outing at Three Mile Springs FRI
day.
One of the interesting numbers of
son school was dialogue entitled,
The Matrimonial Advertisement" 1t
afforded great amusement for the Wis
itors and all felt better after a hearty
laugh.
Harold Davis. a high school stu
dent. gave the events of his trip
around the world, and Arthur Nor
gan gave the facts about his trip from
New York to London at the meeting
Of the PRO Bono Publico" Literary
society last Monday.
Arthur Alling, son OF E. B. Alling.
who was formerly in the hardware
business here, writes that he expects
to spend a part of his summer vaca-
ton from college work at Baker uni
versity, in Canon. His room mate will
accompany him.
Last Monday at the weekly meeting
of the PRO Bono Publico" Literary
members, gave a character sketch of
one person in the club, whom the
members had to guess and 1t afforded
great amusement
David Gartens and family. OF Guth-
rie, Okla. have been visiting his son
on Fowler Ave. and was 50 impressed
with our lovely climate and city he has
rented house at Eleventh and Rudd
and gone to housekeeping. We well
come Mr.. Gartens and family to Can
on. They have several children who
will attend school here.
Clarke Llewellyn's Sunday school
class at the Baptist church. presented
him with lovely bunch OF carnations
last Wednesday, through their super
intendent, DR.. Wilkinson. as an appre-
citation of their regard for him in his
sickness, and In his convalescense.
A letter to Mrs. Hills from Emily
Cleland, formerly a member of the
fourth grade OF the Jefferson school.
states that they are now pleasantly
located in Pasadena, Cal, where she
is in much better health than when in
her home in the east. where they went
after they left Canon.
Florence Hundley, Nina Skinner.
Paul Ross. Kuma Moalencamp. Law
renee George. Edith. Burton. Walter