Cañon City record., 1908-06-25

after the scarlet fever.
Edna Cooper and mother left for
New Jersey Wednesday.
Arthur Read left for Minnesota ON
Monday to visit his relatives.
Leila Risner 10 expecting . visit from
her cousin from Kansas this summer.
Mr.. Boyd 0atswood arrived in this
city last Wednesday from Goldneld.
May Hartley left for Utah Tuesday
morning to spend her summer vaca-
ton. .r--ss
Irving and Isabel Barber returned
from their visit to Cripple Creek last
Sunday.
Violet and Alfred Kier went to Chi
cago Thursday morning to visit their
relatives.
Elmer Bower OF e35 woodlawn ave-
nue ID working at the City Book and
Curio Co.
Roy and Pearl French Of Trear. Ia.
are visiting their grandmother. Mrs.
Beltx.
Fanny Asher spent Friday morning
with Blanche Tuncill OF Woodlawn
avenue.
Bernice Rich of Ames, Iowa. IL Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Newcomb. OF Lin
coin PaSk.
Lntle Dorothy and Geneyiese Farm
er were baptized at the N. e. church
last Sunday.
jake shultx stepped on a nail the
other day Consequently he has a
pretty sore foot
Mr.. Harold Eighmy OF the Canon
Times spent Sunday and Monday in
Colorado Springs.
Nina Skinner and Mae Bower en-
joyed themselves Wednesday evening
by driving about the city.
Quite a number of school children
enjoyed themselves out at the swim
ming pool Friday afternoon.
Ross Poole left this city last We'd
nesday for Telluride where his faith
er has share In, q gold mine.
Ross Pools OF Iowa, who has been
visiting Elmer Bower on Woodlawn
avenue. has gone to Telluride.
| Marguerite White left for Denver on
Tuesday where she will spend q short
time with Miss Elizabeth Earle.
Nina Skinner and her mother will
leave for Guthrie. Oklahoma next
summer.
Arthur Aliing. who has been visit
ing Clarence Hills, has gone to Grip
Pile Greek. He expects to return TO
Canon.
Hattie Boyd. Hilda Wolcott. Lucy
Thompson and Adelaide Brooks, pic
nIcked up in the hills Friday. All had
nice days outing. H. b
The Barber children and their
mother. OF woodlawn avenue, are
home after a short visit with relatives
in Cripple Creek.
Fanny Asher OF whipple avenue
came home home Wednesday from
her grandfaiher's ranch. where she
has been visiting since the close OF
school.
Julia Reynolds was expecting to go
to California Thursday but her little
brother Raymond, took the scarlet fe-
yer and she was disappointed very
much
The high school boys and girls re-
turned home from their fishing trip at
Leadvilie Thursday evening. All had
fine time They also caught lot
OF 6sh.
Miss Gould took some of her little
scholars on a picnic Wednesday morn
ing up to the hot springs hotel. They
had a nice time but they were tired
when they got home.
Ella Howitt had a lawn party We'd
nesday night. There were 25 OF her
friends present. They played games
on the lawn and then served refresh
ments A nne time Ia reported.
The Caughey boys are busy picking
Strawberries this week. One day last
week Albert Caughey picked two
crates and twenty-one boxes of straw
berries That il a flne record for one
boy.
Raymond whinnery returned home
from Denver Wednesday. He said he
didn't have a very pleasant visit be-
cause he was sick nearly all the
time he was up there.
George l. Grange returned home
from Creede Wednesday morning. He
caught quite few good sized fish. He
said he had q fine time and enjoyed
his Ashing very much.
Blanche Tuncill was one OF the
graduates at the Methodist church last
Sunday. All the graduates from the
primary department are looking for
ward 10 "going down stairs" next 0un-
day.
Olive Mitchell rot up surprise par
" on Lottis Cresar Tuesday. There
were lot Of her friends present Lot
tie will leave for Minnesota Thursday
and all OF her frisads win miss her