CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-02

tBeethoven. written by pupils Of tn
Lincoln school, was mat Of France,
Durant Of the seventh grade, and o
Laverne Augustine Of the eighth.
Little Miss Thursa TomlinSon o
800 Greydene avenue celebrated hsl
seventh. birthday. Wednesday after
noon. March 26. from . to O'Clock
A number OF little friends were prs
ent and a most enjoyable time wal
had by all. Delicious refreshment,
were served.
Miss Margaret Reyburn Of the Lin
coin Park school had quite an excit.
ing skirmlsh with Q mouse which in.
sisted on examining her dress skiri
Monday at school and had not Profes.
sor Lacey came to her rescue and
which would have won. AZ 1t was
Miss Margaret was badly frightened
| Elsie Starbuck has moved to 3e7 Or
chard avenue.
George Rdtxman has quit school
and In going to Montrose.
June Emerson is back to school
since her sister Is better. e
Grace Minister has moved from
River street to Reynolds avenue.
Miss Roby Waters has stopped
school on account Of her health. ,,a
Donald Augustine 10 able to- be out
again after an attack Of Ia grippe.
Gladys Livingston 10 hack to school
after being out on account Of q sore
foot.
Leslie Curtis OF South Cottonwood
avenue has the finest Shetland pony in
the valley
James Pruit is back to school after
being out on account OF having his
foot cut of.
Jennie Dickman, living on Allison
avenue, will entertain her friends Sat-
urday afternoon.
The pupils OF the schools are pre-
pairing work for the exhibit at the
county fair next fall. rs.
Roy Reed came from Pueblo Sun-
day afternoon for short visit with
some boy friends here
Clarence LundQuist had the mis-
fortune to fall from tree last Sunday
and injure his clothes.
The eighth grade pupils have fin-
ished reciting "Thanatopsis." They
are now paraphrasing it.
The pupils are very glad OF .
weeks vacation, and they are plan-
niaE 70 sAake eooa ~ oe tt-
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pills In raptd Arithnetic work.
Bernice Shepherd OF the eighth
grade has moved to Kansas City. and
will be missed greatly by her friends.
The boys are rather slow in finding
gold in Potato Hill. They have ex-
cavated about 500 cubic feet OF earth.
The eighth grade pupils Of the Lin
coin school are making beautiful col
ored maps to illustrate their history
work.
Queenie jameson sprained her
ankle Wednesday playing basketball
and was not able to continue In the
game.
Last Saturday a crowd OF the Hard
ing addition girls and boys went on
picnic upon the Skyline drive, all
having a nice time.
The eighth grade pupils OF the Lin
coin school have been preparing his
tory and civil government work for
the county fair contest.
Fred Diamond returned from Bea-
yer Monday.
May Daniels sisters came from
Rockvale on Monday for . short visit
Leon Jones Of East Canon went to
Fowler with his pAreats on Tuesday.
Pearl Gravestock expects to spend
the summer with her mother in Myrtle
Greek, Oregon. F .,
Nettie Maddox expects to spend
vacation week with Marguerite Nc
GnM u ,Rasb.o. ", a
4 ne& SEGREGATION known as the
Easy Mark" base ball nine have made
their appearance. - sic
The track teams and other athletes
OF the hl8h school are practicing for
the meet u Boulder. ~
Roy an Florence Rit1man will soon
be back 10 school after being out on
account OF scarlet fever.
Niss Noaa Lee got up surprise
party on, Mise Ethel Combs Thursday
night. March 26, All had . good time.
Ruby Ashton and Nettie Spangler
will lead the intermediate league at
the n. e. church Sunday evening.
March 20. -.4.
The boys OF the Harrison school
have been Obliged to stop playing
base ball a. they sometimes foul the
younger pupils. F
Creta Bocock 10 connned to her
homo on South Raynolds avenue nur-
sing her father. who To- Afflicted with
slight illness.
CfArence H1nurin' OF TIC Orchard
avsAss sapaoysd has .tias saturday
In breaking ~ his htAsr's ground