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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

G. Leo Sterling returned this morn
ing from three-day trip to salida-
Don't fail to see the Passion Play
complete at the opera house tonight.
Mr.. Bert McCready, Of Denver. is
In town with q view to securing a
suitable business location. -.
r. J. Craig will leave tomorrow for
months vacation at his boyhood
home in swanwick. Illinois.
Alfred Peterson. OF Independence.
No.. is spending . month In this place
In the interest OF eastern houses.
Miss Kittie Kyle. OF lincoln Park.
leaves Tuesday to accept a position
rs teacher in the jefferson county
schools.
The funeral of an infant son OF Mat
thias Jennick, of Prospect Heights.
occurred today from wilson's under
taking parlors.
Mrs. S. X. Huber and family return
ed to their home In Florence yester-
day after a week spent with friends
In this city.
c. f. Coleman. the fruit buyer. will
leave next Monday on short busi-
ness and social trip to his home town.
Corpus Christi. Texas.
Mrs. J. K. Horshman. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. c. E. Cum
mlngs for the past month. has return
ed to her home in Pittsburg, Kans.
J. E. Meyers. OF Main street, return
ed yesterday from months fishing
trip on the Eagle river. near Minturn.
bringing with him q fine mess Of
mountain trout.
Mrs. Harry McCreary. who was
operated on recently for appendicitis.
10 convalescent at her home % Phelpa
ayenue. which will Be plsasihg news
to her many friends.
Mr.. and Andrew Shore. Mrs. A. 4.
wilson, Mrs. H. l.. Piummer. Mrs.
Montgomery and son and Mrs. Lamb
and son constitute . party that pic
nicked ON the Skyline drive last night
R. 8. Bsall. chemist at the plant OF
the Empire Zinc Smelling company,
left on Thursday for week or ten
days fishing trip to the 0unnison
country.
Mrs. D. X. Dunton returned 10 Can
on CITY yesterday from visit With
Ifri0as n Grana Junetioa.
The Misses Marttn. vho have AesA
apsn1iAs tie suu1sf h 0Anea cay.
i>et tsenv ~ tAelr hona d Rcnsyl.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

Mrs Jennie Braden and Miss Agnes
pnmmeII .nent YESTERDAY AT Beaver
PARK
Warden Thomas Tvnsn and wife
,srt tbi, ,fternoon for n few d,vs, via
!, in Denver
Mrs. a a. whitlov ,s the Rpest Of
her daughter Mrs, George q. Mckay.
:, p,eh,o
Mr. ard Mrs ceorpe cook n, co,o.
r,dn snr,nv, .rs visiting N mi, c,tv
,or ,ev dsx,
NJ. ch,ss who w.. oner.,ed On
=, Nv cr.ys., no.n,,s, shont tan a.y,
,vo !. conv.,s.cent
w w Emmsrson wife and daurb-
,.r a. .n.nding th.,r vacation. n,
sa,,as ana pnsns v,s,s
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

Z . = q:
owner Of . large tract cf agricultufal
land in Morgan co1hfyS4his stato.
...kR. and Mr.. Fierce WllooxDo4 ol
Muncie. Indiana. q roats home frusn
an szssndsd so5oarn IN Los AngslsS
1Ad ether points in California. ar
rived her q day or two aeo for Q cou-
pie o4smonths' vislt WITH ~ iatter's
brother and sister. Charles A. shin
HE and Miss Lacy 8hinkle. at 1908
River street. They have bssa ON the
Pacific coast sinos June. 10o9.
Ben Parsons, formerly . salesman
ut Galley's shoe store. but for the last
four or fve months q resident Of Ari-
zona, is in town for a visit with old
friends. Since leaving here Mr.. Par
sons made a trip back to his boyhood
home in Bowling Green, Missouri, af-
ter an absence OF i've years. He ex-
poets to reside in Denver in the fu-
ture
F. NJ. Taylor, son and daughter. of
Topeka, Kan. are spending few days
In this city. Mr.. Taylor is connected
with the Clearinghouse Realty COM
pany Of Topeka, and is here for the
purpose OF investigating Industrial
and material conditions in the upper
Arkansas valley. He Is a relative of
Maurice Tyner OF the Omaha meat
market ..... ....
The Queen Esther class OF the Sun
day school Of the First Baptist church
last night entertained the members Of
Mrs. Gould's class. DR.. G. c. Lambs
class and Miss Merris' class at the
home Of Mrs. Minnie C. Merriam on
Fifteenth street. The colors Of the
white and were the hues used in tie
decorative scheme, which was very
pretty. A delightful program OF music
and social games was provided for the
delectation OF the guests. The re-
treatments were dainty and delicious.
Rev. Roy 8. True and wife Of Hep
Ter. Kansas, have been visiting the
Cruneleton family In South Canon for
some time. Although only a young
man Rev True has been very sue
cessful in the gospel ministry and is
very popular In his home town. Large
ly through his individual efforts q
handsome new place OF worship was
recently erected by the church Of
which he 10 pastor. and. In recognition
OF that fact. the congregation granted
him q vacation and presented him. as
well AZ his wife. with railroad ticket
to Colorado and return. Last Sunday
morning Rev. True preached a most
eloquent and helpful sermon In the
penitentlary chapel from the text. "Ye
are nv friends"
Mr.. Bulien OF the Pueblo Bridge
company was in town for = short
times yesterday afternoon and had an
Informal talk with the county COM
missloners in relation to the rebuild
ing OF the Ninth street bridge. but no
action was taken In the matter Mr.
Bullen will return to Canon City early
next week sand viii submit plans and
specifications for the consideration Of
the board. II is probable that the
proposition will be made by the COM
missioners to the people Of Canon City
and South Canon to Join them In the
expense OF erecting a concrete bridge
a, that point that will be good for all
time.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02
AalDaAg.

WyU. JOhn d0nnooy ana Two Cnll.
drsn ,of this city are spsnding few
days in Cripple Greek - the guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Harrison Of
Orchard avenue. East Canon. returned
home yesterday from Kewanee. NJ.
where they have been visiting their
sons. Fred and Bert. for some time.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Olive
Bradbury entertained at luncheon the
young ladies' composing the member
ship of the Literary club. Those pres
ent were. Misses Elsie Kennedy. May
Morgan. Margarite Hyssong. Margery
Kirkton and Lucina Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morrison have
had for their guests during the past
week Mr. and Mrs. Traul. son Mer-
ritt. and daughter Ferne. OF Kansas
City, Mo. Mr.. Traul is a nephew Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison's.
Mrs. Flora Dodds. formerly a teach
Or In the south side public schools.
but for q number OF years employed
as an Instructor In the schools OF
Shelton, Washington. has been visit
Ing her for some time. She viii leave
IN q few days for . point near Taooma
where she will teach during the com
ing winter.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Wilkinson are
sxpeetsd 70 return home tomorrow.
or Saturday. from Estes Park. where
hey have been spending their vaoa-
tioo. Thsy made the trip In their az
tomobiIs. and. while at Estes Park.
INST . number OF Dsavsr frisads-
Ths annual picaic Of the teachers
and papils Of tA0 United PrssbytsraaA
Sunday school 10 beisS Asla at Cotton
wood opriAgs to-day. A large member
Of The younger sismsat" made he
trip o. . hay va0oo-
NiAs Lulu Hail. formerly . teacher
in IL Canon Cs:y public schools. but
now employed in q similar position
In Colorado Springs. II spending the
week visiting friends here.
Lou C. Parks Of Ulrichsville. 0hSo.
and Hrs. N. e. Davis OF SpringAsld.
Mlssoari. were married by Rev. ..
r. Hollenback. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. at the parsosAos.
1908 .0resnwood avenue. at l0:Se
O'Clock, this morning.
Caray B. Adams. formerly resi-
dent Of Canon City. but now living IN
LeadyilIe. and Miss Nellie Trout.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Trout.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02
1t Saved His leg.

" All thought I'd lose my leg,
writes j. s. Swenson, Watertown.
Wis. "Tea wears of eczema. that Is
doctors could not cure. had at last
laid me up, Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salye cured 1t sound and we'll" In
faliible for skin Eruptions. Eczema.
Salt Rheum. Boils, Fever Sores,
Burns. Scalds. Cuts and Piles. 25c at
Hunter Pahmer's.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

Mrs. J. D. Hall returned yesterday
from a pleasant two months vaca-
ton spent at Saguache.
Mrs. Watt Gordon and two daugh-
ters of st. Joseph. Mo-, are the guests
of Mr.. J. J. Phelps.
Miss Edna Biggs will leave tomor-
row to join her folks, who moved to
Denver on Monday.
Mr.. 8. E. Roberts, a prominent real
estate man OF Denver. is in the city
for a few days, looking over the local
conditions. Mr.. Roberts has Just re-
turned from trip to the Western
slope. He is very much impressed
with. the conditions existing in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orton. of FIT.
Worth, Tex. accompanied by their
doughter. arrived in this city this af-
ternoon and will be theg uests Of his
aunt. Mrs. Mary d. Collins, and cou-
sin. Louis F. Collins. Mr.. Orton is a
prominent railroad man.
Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache,
rheumatism, kidney. bladder and ur-
mary trouble Do not risk having
Bright's disease or diabetes. Sold by
Mitchell and Egbers, Palace Drug
store
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

DR.. A. L. Skaag of Kansas City is
guest of the Hotel Denton for sew
eral days.
W. o. Keynes of Cripple Greek was
the guest of friends in this city over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Bagcock of this city is
visiting her parents and other rela-
tives in Elkton for a few days.
Miss Julienne Lore Fournier left on
Sunday for Cripple Creek. where she
will spend two weeks vacation.
The Misses Leila and Fern Arm
strong are entertaining Florence
friends at their home on Rudd avenue
this afternoon.
Miss May Rittenhouse will leave to-
morrow for a trip lasting several
weeks to San Francisco and other
California points,
Mrs. A. W. Harrison and daughters
Shirley. Coy and Hazel. heve been
visiting for few days in Goldfleld
with Mr.. A. w. Harrison.
Mr.. John Sullivan. of Grande ave
nue., Lincoln Park, will leave Friday
for Omaha. Neb.. where he will take
course In pharmacy at the Creigh-
ton Medical school.
Miss Carrie Finley returned last ev-
ening from the Boulder sanitarium
where her mother Is convalescing
from a severe illness. Miss Finley Is
packing their household goods pre-
paratory to removing to Denver
where they contemplate taking ap
their residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ford and MTs.
Tylan OF Cripple Greek accompanied
by Mrs Gardener. Of New York. en-
5oyed the sky. line drive and the Nat
a,orium Sunday. Mrs. Gardiner is
one OF the most expert and fearless
swimmers who Aas ever visited Can
%.
Mr.. and Nh. y. =. Osborne. Of
ssousland. 49, ~ vblHiting for Q
|fsw days ~ n ia Nra- walter
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02

Mr.. A. d. Breon of Denver is in
this city on business
Mrs. William Babberger and little
son are visiting her mother IT Colo
RADIO Springs this week.
Mrs. ]. R. Faris left last evening
for her home in Parsons, Kansas, af-
ter spending the summer vacation in
this city.
Miss Mamie Biggs of Eureka, Kan,
has been visiting her uncle, j. D..
Biggs. Miss Biggs goes from here to
visit a brother at Hotchhiss.
Rev. George E. Keithley, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Cripple
Creek, is visiting in this ciyt- He will
remain here for a few days.
Horace D. Bowman of Bourbon, In
diana. was the guest of = his uncle,
Judge s. P. Dale and family. Sunday
and Monday of this week.
]. W. Miller and wife, OF Winterset,
Iowa, were the guests Of Mrs. Key
OF Lincoln Park last week. Mr.. Mill
er II editor Of the winterset Report
or.
Mr.-L. NJ. Myres of Montrose, a for
mer resident of this city is in town
on business. On his return to Mont
rose Mr.. Myers will leave for Sunrise.
Wyo-. to take up his residence there.
Miss Montgomery. returned mis-
sionary from India. will speak in the
NJ E. church ON Friday evening, Sep.
3. at 7:30 p. m. under the aupices of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the N. E. church All interest
ed in missionary work are cordially
invited to hear Miss Montgomery.
]. F. Collins and wife returned
recently from pleasant trip to Sc
attic and other western points. They
were gone about six weeks and in
cluded many interesting places in
their itinerary. among others Yellow
stone Park Mr.. Collins says he does
not believe II possible for the human
mind to give adequate expression of
the beauties OF Yellowstone, of which
he had often heard previously but new
er appreciated. He remarks, however,
that after everything is said and done
he is always glad to come home again.
At no point, he says, are there better
prospects than here ard for that rea-
son Canon City always looks good to
him.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02
Vssos Notss


No3aFy Publis--W. B. ROVlAaA. SO
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The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
The 'NewtoWn Bee. Newtown, Friday, November 5, 1903
HOME NEWS.
FINE ENTERTAINMENT AT TOWN
 HALL.
Three Star Novelty Co.,. Received
 With Great Favor.

Une of the finest entertainments of it's kind ever brought to Newtown was that given, Tuesday night, at the Town hall, by "The Three Star Novelty Co.," under the auspices of the Mems club. The thunder storm which came up just at the time of he entertainment, cut down the at- tendance probably more than 50 per cent. The program was varied and popular in it's nature. The perform CTS were introduced in a few words by Rev Alexander Steele. The pro- gram was as follows:
 Piano trio, "Morceaux Brilliants,"
 Three Star Novelty Co.,. Streetbog Humorous recital. Miss Pearl Skillen Costume song, "Flower Girl"
 Miss Edna Kimball, Brevignani Cornet solo, Polka Fantasia" :"
 Miss Ruth Wolfe, Casey A Novelty, Jolly Ghost" Misses
 Kimball and Skillen, assisted by
 Miss Skillen, Slater Recital, -Four Bars in the Key of
 G." Miss Skillen.
 Cornet solo, "Columbia," Miss Wolfe Trio, Three Modest Quakeresses,"
 Three Star Novelty Co.,, in cos
 tune, Prise Sketch, '1mogen's New Cook"
 Victoria, Duchess of Evergree,
 Miss Kimball; May Leslie, Miss
 Kimball; scene, May Leslie's sis
 ter's home in London. Time,
 present. Medd
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05

Wednesday, to the Breinig residence which he recently purchased.
 Grocer C. I. Leach is selling the Ward-Corley prime quality bakery goods.
 The hearing on the Johr Epsie case will be continued, next Monday, before Judge Merwin. The defense at that time will put in their case.
 r. D. Powers of South Main Street mas had telephone installed in his residence.
 Jeweler M. w. Hill has received a new invoice of Mercantile fountain pens, varying in price from s1 to S5.
 M. w. McOmber, the genial local manager of the s. N. E. Telephone Co.,, was in New Haven, Monday.
 Harold c. Marsh is now general manager of the fawling Telephone Co.,, at Pawling, N. Y.
 Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was the guest at dinner, Monday, of s. R. Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
WATERFRONT.
Personal Chat.

Last Thursday Mir and Mrs E. B Booth were called to North Branch N. J., on account of the serious ill- ness of Mrs Booths father, Rev MI Luth.
 Rev Morgan Millar of Bridgeport passed several days of this week with his father, David Millar, and family
 Mrs Stephen Hall and daughter ot Bridgeport have been with her par ents, MT and Mrs Thomas Perkins.
 Wilbur French expects to move in- to D. B. Parmelee's tenement house in the near future.
 Miss Anna Logan, the teacher, was at her home in Easton over Satur- day.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Northrop have enjoyed a pleasant trip to Torring- ton.
 MT and Mrs James Boggs of Brook lyn are spending week with MT and Mrs s. P. Davis.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL. Honor Roll.

Rhetoric: Mabel Gilbert, Franl Johnson, Mary Kilbride, Helen Xiii bride, Dorothy Lang, Kathryn Lang Bessie RufTles, Joseph Keane.
 English History: Thomas Dono hue, Arthur Fairchild, Mary Xiii bride, Mary Lynch, Nora Blake Hermann Tiemann, Annie Mudry.
 Sophomore English: Jesse Bailey Anna Houlihan, Helen Keane Catherine Lester. Annie Murphy Edith Northrop, Clara Sheehan, An nie Mudry, Doretta Gordon.
 Junior and Senior English: Lillian Beers, Clarice Botsford, Mary Fair child, Mary Lynch.
 First German: Mabel Gilbert Viola Kutcher, Ruth Ruffies.
 Second German: Arthur Fairchild, Earle Peck.
 Geology: Mary Fairchild. Earle Peck.
 Roman History: Ncra Blake, Mary Fairchild, Catherine Farrell, Hermann Tiemann. First Latin: Nora Blake, Frank Johnson, Viola Kutcher, Dorothea Lang, Katherine Lang.
 Second Latin: Jesse Bailey, Helen Keane, Jenny Lynch, Earle Peck, Jessie Whitlock.
 Third Latin: Mary Fairchild.
 Arithmetic: Robert Fairchild, Frances Griffin, William Mullane.
 U. s. History: Marion Summers, Israel Goldstein, Henry Greenblatt, William Mullane, Henry Carlson, Sarah Beers, Philomena Bale, Ro- bert Faircnild. ..4~
 Elementary English: Sarah Beers, Philomena Bale, Robert Fairchild, Harry Greenblatt, Frances Griffin, Leo Kirby, Hattie Read, Henry Carl son, Marion Summers, William Null lane, Israel Goldstein. , First Algebra: Charles Botsford, Frank Johnson.
 Second Algebra: Catherine James, Helen Keane, Jennie Lynch, Rycbie Veness,, Anna Carlson. f'5
 Geometry: Jesse Bailey, Helen Keane, Edith Northrop, Mary North rop, Clara Sheehan, Horace Smith.
 Drawing: Clarice Botsford, Will liam Driscoll.
 First French: May Brown, George Ferris, Edith Northrop, Bessie Ruff f1es, Jessie Whitlock.
 Second French: Nora Blake, Jen- nie Lynch, Mary Lynch, Annie Mur- phy, Rychie Veness, Catherine Far rell.
 Physics: Mary Northrop.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
6rooxiieId
ORIGINAL COUNT WRONG, BUT JOHN H. THORNHILL WAS ELECTED FIRST SELEC1MAN.

he recount of the votes for select.
 men cast at the recent town election
 in Brookfield, which took place in
 the Superior Court at DanbUry, Mon-
 day morning, confirmed the declara-
 ion of the Brookiield election of-
 ficials that John H. Thornhill was
 legally elected first selectman, but re-
 vealed errors in the count that dem onstrated that the original declara- tion had been based upon mistaken figures. One more vote for MT Thorn hill than the original count showed was found in the recount and and it was also discovered that Frederick H. Beers, the republican candidate, who petitioned for the recount, had one less vote than the original count credited him with. Thus, while MT beers contention, so far as the origi- nal figures were concerned, was found to be correct, it was also deter mined that MT Thornhill was en- titled to the office of first select man. The original count credited MT 1nornhill with S5 votes, and MT Beers with S3. In his petition for a recount, Mir Beers alleged that three of the 85 votes cast for MT Thornhill for first selectman had, in fact, been cast for him for second selectman, and could not properly be credited to him for first selectman. Deducting the three votes from the 85 credited to MT Thornhill, MT Beers would have had a majority of one vote. The ballot box was taken into the court room Monday morning, the seals broken and the recount made by At torney John R. Booth, counsel for MT Beers, and Attorney John F. Addis, of New Milford, counsel for MT Thornhill, under the direction of Judge Williams. The count showed S3 votes for MT Thornhill for, first selectman, or one \ more than the original count credited him with, and S2 for Mir Beers, or one less than the original count credited him with. The lawyers went over the ballots five times in order to make certain that no mistake had been made. When satisfied that the figures were correct Attorney Booth announced the withdrawal of MT Beers petition.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
Mrs Milo Todd of Hartford and daughter, Mrs Todd, of Brooklyn were in town, Wednesday.

A country merchan. named Bill Moss, a very large and stout man, left his store in charge of his wife and went to the city to buy bill of goods. He bought the stock and or dered it sent home at once. Mean while he stayed in the city for a few days, taking a vacation. His poor wife remained at home worried to death about him and not hearing from him. On the second day the goods arrived in a huge box not un- like a coffin. Neighbors heard shrieks and a wild commotion in front of the store shortly after its arrival. Coming in haste to the scene they found rlrs Mess lying in a faint on the sidewalk beside the box( on the lid of which was painted in great staring letters: Bill h. side"
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Where to Find the Best Makes in all
 Styles and Sizes.

When frosty nips stir the thought to underwear, the average man or woman betrays the fact that we are all creatures of habit. He or sine. as the case may be, goes to a store and asks for underwear. Now the aver age store does not carry full! lines of more than two or three styles and then only at the inception of the season. As a result, the seeker after underwear either takes what is of- fered in the size required or else be- gins a weary tramp from store to store in search of the style or kind preferred. All this is changed since Meigs & Co. installed in their base ment section most complete knit underwear department where you can find all the standard makes of domestic and imported goods in every style and size, for women misses and girls. The style range is as broad as shown by New Yorks great store. The range of sizes covers all regular and "out" sizes. Every thing from the staple swiss ribbed and fieeced underwear to the finest Italian silk undergarments will be found in this complete underwear store. Adjoining is the most com plete hosiery department in Bridge port. In the mems department Of Meigs & Co.'S big store every stand ard make of mems underwear is to be had in all regular and "out" sizes.