CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
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Watts on Kountz avenue. They are
cousins, but have not seen each 9TH
er for a number of years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watts are delighted to have them
here. They are greatly pleased with
Canon City.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooksby. OF New York.
is the guest OF her cousins, Mrs. ]. j.
Phelps and Mrs. Fred Curtis. Mrs.
Brooksby will probably visit in Canon
City for q couple OF months when she
will be joined by her son, William
Brooksby who will accompany her ON
the return trip.
Messrs. Herman r. Bunten and
Fred Reide returned home Thursday
night from Rolla. Mo-, where they
have been attending the Missouri state
school of mines. Horace Mann. who
graduated from that institution a few
days ago, is expected to return here
sometime next week.
Miss Ruth Webster is home from
at the state normal school during tho
past year.
Miss Mary Webster returned home
Friday night from Flagstaff. Ark.
where she has been teaching in the
public schools during the past year.
Mrs. Fred Curtis will entertain the
members a the Women's club. In the
afternoon OF. June zsth. at a lawn
party A delightful time Is assured
with Mrs. Curtis as hostess. - W
Miss Ida Swisher. who has been Wis
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street. for some time past, left at noon
today for her home at Waukeena.
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Mrs c. W. Talbot and little daugh-
ter, Althea, left at noon today for La
Crosse. Kansas. in response to . tele-
gram apprising the former OF the very
critical illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Oleson. at that place.
Mr.. Smith. father of Mrs. George
several months visit with relatives
and friends In Illinois and Indiana.
some OF whom he has not seen for
forty years.
MIR. and Mrs. Kelso of Bedford, Ia.
are Visiting their son, County Commits
sioner s. G. Kelso, and family at Flor
ence. They are old-time friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Combs OF ihis
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Shea. who have
been here for two or three weeks,
lef. at noon today for their home at
Pueblo. Mr. Shea has been employed
by the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company in connection with the dou-
BILE tracking proposition between here
and Florence.
Mrs. A. l.. Taylor. who has been
seriously sick for several days. was
taken to the c. F. & I. hospital at Pu-
,eblo yesterday for treatment Her
husband. who went to Denver Thurs
day night on business connected with
the new water system here, met her on
her arrival in Pueblo.
The case OF South Canon VS.. W. S.
Jones, defendant. was submitted to
Judge Bailey OF the district court this
morning. In this proceeding suit was
instituted by the complainant to COM
pei the defendant to set his fence back
from Riverside avenue. upon which he
Is alleged to have encroached for a
Instance OI aUOut tuTce lcSt-
Prof and Mrs. F. F. Thompson left
at noon today for Fyan, Mo-, where
they will spend week or ten days
with relatives of the former. after
which Professor Thompson will ma
triculate as student at the summer
school OF Chicago university and Mrs.
Thompson will visit relatives at Co
lumbia. Nevada and other towns in
the state.
The Lincoln and Washington
schools played ten inning baseball
game at the high school grounds this
morning. The score stood 8 to In
favor OF the Lincoln school boys.
Five OF the eight runs earned were
made by I.eslle Smith. Another game
win be played by these schools next
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock on
the same grounds.
NJ. J. Patterson OF the Patterson
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