CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-10-22

the railroad ahOp9 at BurnhAm whore
they will BE- repainted for next years.
service.
W. A. Chapson has returned home
from a several weeks bsiness visit to
PaGosa Springs. While there Mr..
land, recently made available by the
government in that portion of the
state. He says that the pasturage II
fine in that section and that stock In
in excellent condition. Mr.. Chapson
owns q lot Of cattle in the vicinity of
Pagosa Springs.
Special rates will be- granted. from
all points by the various railroads en-
tering Canon City for the Wild West
exhibition and round up festivities to
be given at the fair grounds here un-
der the direction OF G. e. Reeves and
Dudley Van Buskirk ON the 29th and
30th Inst. On the 30th there will be
special trains from the Cripple Creek
big crowd Of excursionists are expect
cd. The rate from Cripple Creek and
WestclifIe will be one dollar and .
half for the round trip. while the rate
from Pueblo will be one dollar. A
splendid program OF sports has been
arranged for the occasion and 1t.
promises to b0 the most notable af-
fair Of the kind ever held in Fremont
county.
The msmbsrs Of Division No. s. Of
he laAies organization Of the First
Prssbterian church were very pleas
aatly satsrtainsd 1t tie home OF Mrs..
Grant Dichinson. TOE Rudd avenue.
from $50 TO 5 O'Clock this aftsrnooa.
TA0 hostsss served rsfrsshments and
surprised the ladies BY sending In .
treat jast before the meeting adjourn
a. Ths nsxt social gathering OF the
members Of the division will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Okey Wednesday
Afternoon. October 18th.
Mrs. Richard Houle returned home
this afternoon from Hillside where
she has been visiting relatives since
last week.
The coIored Republican Taft and
Sherman club held q rally last night
In Labor Union hall, which vas we'll
attended By both men and women.
Several good addresses we're deliver
ed and refreshments served.
Judge G. W. Musser OF Colorado
Springs, candidate on the Democratic
ticket for justice OF the supreme court
II III ""u tOuAy 0uu 10 uCAAb
duced to the electorate by A H.
White.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pike Wheeler died in
Denver Wednesday afternoon, aged 88
years The funeral will be held at the
family home Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Wheeler was the mother OF Mrs. T. b.
Coulter Who will accompany the re-
mains to Aurora. Ill. for interment-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. X. McI-ain will give
a venison dinner to their friends at
the Strathmore hotel at seven
o'clock this evening. The affair Is
TO commemorate the return OF Messrs.
Biggs and McLain from their recent
hunting trip to the western part OF
the state and will be. doubtless. a very
for fifty guests.
The Rocky Mountain News says
every dollar contributed to the Bryan
fund entities one to picture OF Bry-
an This Is one financial transaction
to which there Is no doubt about
Bryan lending his counteaance.
z. D. Barnhart Of Elm avenue. Lin
coin Park. had the misfortune to run
nail into his foot on Wednesday
from the effects Of which he suffered
greatly. He IL considerably better to-
day and no very serious results are
anticipated.
Mrs. Addie Mendefhall left the 6rst
part OF the week for her home In 0an
Diego aftsr q pleasant visit with her
sister. Mrs. Hardy Sayre. Mrs. Men
denhall will halt In Denver. Nevada
and Los Angeles for short visit be-
fore going to Ban Diego.
John Harris. who resides on Phelps
avenue, East Canon. brought to town
q day or two ago several clusters Of
partially developed raspborries Of the
London Market variety which he
plucked from canes. or shoots. plant
q last spring. Il II unusual for
them to blossom the first season and
the fruit shown By Mr.. Harris may b
regarded a. . year ahead OF time. He
has one hundred rows OF them and
Whsa In full bearing they will return
hin . nice income.