CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-23

+, His father will spend Sunday with
him at that place.
Thane Durey was sent home from
school Wednesday with a high fever
and headache. He was out Of school
that afternoon and Thursday. but
came to school Friday morning feeling
better.
Little Miss Marjorie Brewer, Of Pine.
Colo. is spending few days with her
grandparents, II. and Mrs. A. p.
Brewer, of 324 Harrison Ave. She
came down to attend her Aunt Pirsa's
wedding.
The children Of Miss Lucas room,
Miss Kerr's and Miss Boyle's, went to-
esthsr to have their Arbor Day ex-
orcises Friday and all Of the upstairs
rooms had their exercises together.
All had good programs.
Donald Augustine, was absent last
Tuesday.
About 80 boys were present at the
lecture by DR.. wilkinson last Thurs
day.
Edith MCGOWAN Of Orchard avenue
took a friend girl Of hers out riding
Hast SATURDAY.
Helen Twitchell Is taking painting
lessons and expects to become a great
artist someday.
Boyd Cappy of Reynolds avenue is
confined to his home on account Of an
attack OF scarlet fever.
Many of the schools are busy max
ing exhibits for the county fair. Some
Of 1t Ia pretty fair" work.
| Donald Augustine and his little
brother, Franklin, visited the Lund-
quist boys last Sunday afternoon.
Samuel George OF Victor was an ex-
cursionist to Canon City last Sunday
visiting the Mahurin brothers Of East
Canon.
A very neat program was given at
the High school Friday morning. af-
ter which school was dismissed for
the day.
The pupils of Canon City High
School Literary society failed to have
program Monday their time being
taken up otherwise.
Mary Cook, residing at 112S River
street. In confined to her bed win
slight attack OF the measles but she
is getting along nne.
l.. r Norton was the lucky boy to
get the sofa pillow rafled on by the
r. n. A. Saturday night. He was the
last to buy a chance.
Last Wednesday the Seventh and
Eighth grades at Lincoln school went
together for music. and great deal
OF music" was made.
| Esther Craig. member OF the PRO
Bono Publico" literary society. gave a
Scottish recitation at the meeting Of
that club last Monday.
Bert Kettle is going to enter the in
ter-scholastic athletic meet this
spring as hammer thrower, and
discus thrower and a shot putter.
The pupils OF the Canon City High
school were given a talk on Success
In Life" Tuesday morning by DR..
Roberts of the Denver University.
Clyde Tassel Of Reynolds avenue
was present with his three brothers
and mother at the reception OF the
Royal Neighbors Saturday evening.
Marvin Russell OF Orchard Park is
recovering from a slight attack Of
scarlet fever but is Quarantined. He Is
expecting to return to school Mon
day.
verna Eighmy, a member of the So
phomore class at the Canon City high
school was absent from her classes
Monday on account of a slight ILL
ness.
Last Saturday the South Canon boys
played the North Canon boys a close
game of basketball, the South Canon
boys winning by the close score OF
"a to 81.
The Rev. DR.. Smith of the United
Presbyterian church OF Denver gave
the pupils of the Canon City high
school n talk on Success in Life"
Wednesday.
Seven pupils of the grades at the
Lincoln school are going to compete
for the prize given by the school board
for the best map OF Colorado drawn
by pupils In the different grades.
Harold Davis Is a sophomore at the
Canon City high school and is practic-
ing for the oratorical meet at Boulder
this spring. He intends to bring a
prize back with him from there.
The people OF Park center are or
ganIzing quartet so as to have some
music once In while. 1t is COM
posed of Clayton Wilson, Donald Pear
cy. Ralph Crousin and George Smith.
The schoolrooms Of the upper floors
of the Lincoln school buildings con-
vencd in the eighth grade room and
were given n talk on the art of keep
ing things neat and clean, by Rev.
Hollenback OF the NJ. Il. Church.
Esther Craig, the smartest and
brightest pupil OF the freshman class.
defeated two seniors in the prelimi-