Cañon City record., 1908-04-30
Wednesday.

IL odTtoi anu uduSutcl, NieS NSAAcB
left this morning for a visit with
friends at Fulton, Mo.
F. W. Harvey and wife, OF Pueblo
were here yesterday looking after
their ranch on Central avenue.
W. F. Gleason left at noon yester-
day for Olathe. Colo, to look after his
land interests in that vicinity.
If you need a new seed drill. culti-
vator plow. or anything in the farm
ing tool line, | have it waiting for you.
F. P. Smith.
George L. Sturgiss has returned to
Canon from Ordway, where he pur-
chased a restaurant the first of the
year. Mr. Sturgiss says Canon City
Is good enough for him.
L. w. Felter went to Montrose and
other points on the western slope on
this afternoon or tomorrow. While
there Mr.. Felter will familiarize him
self Al far as possible with horticul-
tural conditions on the western slope.
Mr.. Gail of the Cripple Creek Times
sas herSvesterday arranging for his
wife andtBaSs 10 scoshe down .tot Can
on as the Cripple Creek district is a
little too high for them
W. F. Toole of Liberal, Kansas, is
here visiting his daughter. Mrs. Chas.
F. Bowers, on Central avenue. Mr..
Toole is much pleased with Canon
City and expects to move here this
fall.
Most any time you will find several
secondhand vehicles that we have
taken in on a trade and can be bought
cheap. II needing anything in that
line come and see us. We can fit you
out F. P. Smith.
NJ J. Evans left at noon today for
Denver en- route to Toledo. Iowa, to
see his aged mother who was stricken
with apoplexy week ago yesterday.
Her condition is regarded as critical
and Mr.. Evans is anxious to reach her
bedside before death ensues. Mrs. Ev-
ans is n years of age and visited here
three years ago.
The funeral of the late Leslie Theo-
dore Walker, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. o. Walker of lois Harrison ave-
nue.. who died Tuesday morning of
measles, will be held in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev.
Thomas officiating. The burial will be
at Lakeside cemetery.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
club was postponed until May on
account of Miss Flansburgs lecture.
The club will meet at the home of
Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds. 1t will be the
final study meeting of the year and
will complete the two years OF study
of Motley's Rise OF the Dutch Repub-
lic," which the club has voted to be
the most profitable years Of its exis-
tence.
Gus Stromberger called at the hos
pital to see George H. Salie during q
business visit to Pueblo yesterday and
found the patient getting along very
nicely. The surgical operation which
Mr.. Sale recently underwent for ap-
pendicitis was eminently successful
and he will be permitted to sit up for
awhile today by the hospital attend
ants. He expects to return home next
week.
Another new folder has been issued
by the Santa Fe railroad company
which tells of the inducements offered
by the company to attend the national
Republican convention at Chicago.
June 1s. The cover design di9srs
somewhat In style from that Issued
for the Democratic conveatioa Of Dem
yer. in that Dlaes a only Tie picture
|os candidates Asre are ssvsral. aAd
|alDo question narks and pictures q
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