Cañon City record., 1908-04-30

La Verne was, and she almost had to
walk home.
Tho eighth grade OF the Washington
school had q program last Friday.
Eta Shultis was out OF school last
Wednesday ON account Of sickness.
Jessie Smith who was hurt by fall
ing on a rock, is getting along nicely.
Agnes Foster, OF the Washington
school, is very sick with typhoid fe-
yer. ....-
The sixth grade OF the Washing
ton school had a half-holiday last
Friday.
Edna Nelson. of the Washington
school, vas out for q few days with
tonsilitis.
w. Y. Jenkins OF Cottonwood Ave.
made a business trip 10 Pueblo on
Thursday.
Mae Leanord. Of the Washington
school, was absent Thursday morn
Ing on account of sickness.
Angie Dickman moved with her
folks to Toledo. Ohio. and il missed
very much by her friends.
Ellen Sheridan. of the Washington
school, was sick for a few days and
Was not able to be at school.
J. W. Mcdaniel. OF 23e2 Fowler Ave.
has come home from Beaver Park
where he did lot of plowinE.
Chester Bordeau of South Reynolds
avenue, was christened at the Catholic
church last Sunday morning.
Emma Whiteman invited a few of
evening. All reported a good time.
Clarence Mahurin of the Harrison
school was absent from school Tues
day afternoon on account of the desire
to go fishing.
Fred Wilmington. pupil of the
Jefferson school has found 1t neces-
sary to drop his school work and tend
his mothers cattle.
vird Mahurin OF East Canon went
fishing down at the river Monday af-
ternoon and succeeded in catching
four pounds OF good sized fish.
The Y. NJ. c. A. hall was we'll filled
with boys and young men Thursday
evening who assembled to hear the
lecture given by DIR. Wilkinson.
Arthur Mahuren and Harry Beane
of East Canon. were take to the
show, In Old Mobile" Tuesday even
ing and claimed 1t to be a good show.
Monday afternoon the English class
II. recited in the open air, and one boy
came near melting, but was rescued
by his teacher before he became too
hot.
Mr. Emmerson OF the school board
visited the different classes of the
Canon City high school Monday and
was much pleased with the work of
the pupils.
Fannie Leonard and Burden Sheriff.
gave the members OF the PRO Bono
Publico" Literary society the recent
happenings In the world las, Monday
afternoon.
]. NJ. Beatty OF 2iO2 Fowler Ave.
has been out at Beaver Park the past
two weeks as foreman OF a gang Of
tree settlers and pruners, under Thurs
ton White. head foreman.
Tne Cooper brothers are now living
IN Franklin street between Orchard
and Park avenues, where they have
recently moved from Cotopaxi. a town
about IS miles west of here.
Clarence and Joseph Carboneau of
South Reynolds avenue entertained
their grandmother, Mrs. Phillips. who
lives In Victor, and who came down
to visit her grandchildren.
James Dickerson has n new tele-
phone installed In his home.
The pupils Of the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades OF the Jefferson school
are doing some very nice fair work.
Mr.. williams and family have moved
to the Blair place on Fowler street,
recently purchased of J. NJ. Ragsdale
& Sons.
Blanche Tuncil and her grandma
arrived here Saturday evening from
Colchester. ILL.,, where they have been
visiting for a month.
Emily Hartman has again taken her
place in the fourth grade of the JEFF
ferson school, having been kept home
on account Of her sisters illness.
Nina Skinner, Paul Ross. and sew
eral others In the sixth grade OF the
Jefferson school, intend to write an
original "escapade." for the county
fair exhibit.
z. r. Broughten.. of 335 Sherman
avenue. Lincoln Park. Is very sick.
We hope he may socn improve. His
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