Cañon City record., 1909-01-14

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them to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Mckenzie. 62s River street, where
covers were laid for twenty and they
were soon enjoying the fourth course.
consisting of stuffed chops. French
peas. olives. hot biscuits and Jelly.
Their next call was at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dickinson where
the Salad" course was served. Their
journey was completed when they
reached the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
this time they were almost too full"
for utterance yet they did ample JUS
tice to the marsh-mallov Frappe. nuts
and hne candy which their hostess
had prepared.
FFidav.
Mrs. Coleman Of north Cottonwood
avenue Is quite sick.
J. N. Cunningham. late of Council
Bluffs. Ia. is among the latest new
comers to Canon City. A car load Of
furniture and other household goods
arrived here for Mr.. Cunningham a
day or two ago and he expects to be-
come a permanent resident.
Manager C. C. Campbell OF the local
telephone exchange talked to Kansas
City last night. He says we can talk
TO Kansas City just az easy as to Flor
ence. 1t took only about ten minutes
to make connections and get his party
on the line.
Announcements have been received
here OF the marriage OF Edmund Har-
den Walker OF this city and Miss Fran
ces Edna Winter, at theh ONE OF the
brides parents In Yates Center. Kas.
on the sth inst. The groom 10 the man
ager OF the "Theatorium" at 422 Main
street and is we'll known in this city.
The bride II . sister OF Mrs. DR.. Otis
Orendorff and has made extended Wis
IT'S here. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will be
At home In Canon City after February
10th.
William K Bayless Of Columbia.
No.. has rented the residence of Capt
and Mrs. H. II. Ningay. s23 Green
wood avenue. and will be taken pos
session OF BY his wife and two daugh
ters A. q homo on the 18th inst Mr..
Bayless. who 10 . banker and treas
urer OF 6tevents college. will. with .
son. who 10 to graduate from the Uni
versi,y OF Missouri In June OF the cur
rent year. will arrive here next sum
mer to take sp their residence In Can
on City. Mr.. Bayless. Who y . friend
OF Rev. DR.. Hatcher Of the F1rst Bap-
list church. 10 one OF theb est known
and most influential citissns Of Co.
lumbla. Capt and Mrs. MinsAy will
temporarily. at least. break up house-
keeping and board.
bu, our loss 10 Utah's gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin Of
Montrose. Colo. we're here during the
holidays visiting Mrs. McLaughlin's
father. Joe HeavenridSe on Dozier
evenue. They like Montrose fne and
cleared 81 900 on nine acres OF pota-
toes last year. They say fruit is
higher there than here.
Mr.and Mira. John Cook OF Lincoln
Park returned home this afternoon
from a three or four months visit with
relatives and friends in Carson. la,
and vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul b. Wallace re-
from a three weeks visit to Oshkosh.
Wisconsin. They attended 4 family re-
union OF relatives OF the latter. the
first one in sixteen years, during their
absence and had altogether a most de-
lIghtful time.
Miss Ruby Walton OF Pueblo was
the guest OF Miss Ellen Larson on
Cottonwood avenue last week for sew
eral days.
f. r. Jukes has returned from a
business trip to Salida.
Miss Mary Price is home from Du-
range. Colo. where she was teaching
school. on a visit to her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Thos Price OF South Cotton
wood avenue Miss Mary came home
for the holidays and she was notified
not to crran back for n while. as the
snow is from 3 to 12 feet deep and
school would necessarily have to be
closed indefinitely.
w H. Orr and Chas. Jones and
family will shortly leave for Utah
where they have traded their homes
here for farms there. We regret to
lose such good people from our midst
Mr.. and Mrs. Landson Sisson OF
F'rankford. Missouri. are here for Mr.
Sisson's health. We hope he might be
greatly benefited.
George Price left last Saturday for