Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
"Tune that the Old Cow Died On" to
the finest pieces going.

"Tune that the Old Cow Died On" to
the finest pieces going.
Arthur Shultis, member Of the
fourth grade of the Jefferson school,
was compelled to miss half a days
school this week, owing to a sore
throat.
Grace Foresman expects her BROTH
ers down from Cripple Creek Sunday.
One brother will return to Cripple
Creek and the other will go to Yampa,
Colo.
The fifth grade pupils of the Wash
ington school are doing some fine
map work, in connection with their
study of the different sections OF
the Union.
Miss Alice Mcdowell started for her
home at Long Beach, California, Tues
day. after spending the winter with
her mother. Mrs. R. N. Mcdowell at
712 Woodlawn avenue.
Master Victor Flanagan who lives at
the lower end of Macon avenue is
the owner of the prettiest saddle pony
in town and Is the envy of all lovers
of good saddle pony.
The Baptist Ladies' society met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harl. Miss Hazel
wynans. Miss Josephine Ryle, Maple
Harl and Victor flanagan furnished
music for the afternoon.
Among the interesting visits re-
Gently made by the pupils of the JEFF
ferson school was that to the county
court house. The children visited the
different offices and the Jail.
Archie and Melba Boyd and their
two older sisters who live on the cor
ner of Eleventh and Greenwood will
leave with their parents Sunday for
Denver to make that city their home.
The class average for the sixth
grade Of the Jefferson school was 81
percent, the assigned lessons contain
ing forty words from the list to be
used in the schools spelling contest
Robert Dickman. first grader of
the Jefferson school will entertain his
boy and girl friends OF. .Ezidax-ayening
at p. m. His home is on Allison
avenue between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
The proposed spelling contest is
arousing great interest among the
young people of the grammar grades.
Spelling for head-marks. spelling
down, choosing sides. etc. being very
popular.
Mr.. j. A. Garrett of the Jefferson
district loaned the Jefferson school a
map of Canon City. The school used
it to help them with map they are
drawing OF Canon City. Each pupil
is drawing one.
= A party of young people including
Helen Harrington, Ralph Hartmann,
Anna and Bessie Burgess, Constance
Hartmann, Eddie and velma Der
rington, Emily Hartmann and Walter
Boyle enjoyed an outing at the Hot
Springs last Saturday.
Paul Essert, in the second grade,
Arthur Essert in the third and
Charles Essert in the fifth are recent
additions to the Jefferson school. They
live at s21 North Eighth street where
their father. Rev. Frank Essert,. of
Ohio, has lately purchased a home.
Miss Mildred Bailey celebrated her
fifteenth birthday on Wednesday of
this week by entertaining Hazel
Gardner. Leila Dickinson, Helen
Hartman. veda Ragsdale, Dorothy
Livesay. Joan Cusick, Helen Thomp-
son and Rose Lines very charmingly
at a 6 O'Clock dinner.
George Kelsey, the one year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kelsey of 112
Greenwood avenue was badly hurt
Sunday morning by falling from the
porch. The family doctor was noti-
fed and it was necessary for him to
put three stitches in the child's head.
He is getting along nicely.
The following pupils of the first,
second and third grades of the Jeffer-
son school have not been absent or
tardy since New Years; James Full
Ter, Gerald Fuller, Ralph Landing.
Roger Means, Henrietta Ashley, velma
Darlington, Isabel McIlaney, orma
Mitten. Ruth Ross, Robert Hundley
and Joe Williams.
The following pupils OF the fourth,
fifth and sixth grades OF the Jefer-
son school have not been either ah-
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