Cañon City record., 1910-03-10

Ordway, arrived here q day or TWO ago
and have taken possession Of the
property on Park avenue. lincoln
Park, which they recently purchased
from Mr.. Sprinkler.
Mrs Ben w. Rea and son, everett.
left day or two ago for a months
visit with friends in Kansas City, st.
Louis, Independence. Gallatin and
other points in Missouri. They will
be gone for a month or six weeks.
Rushville, Illinois. are visiting here
as the guests OF the latter's sister.
Mrs. Frank L. Hemphill, at sol Macon
avenue.
DR.. Otis Orendorff will go to Color
ado Springs tomorrow to attend the
convention of the western section OF
the American Otalogical. Pathological
and chronological Society. He was
honored by an invitation to write a
paper to be read before the society.
but was compelled to decline the re-
quest on account of the pressure of
professional work. The western sec
ton of the society embraces all OF the
territory west of the Mississippi river
and many distinguished practitioners
are expected to be present at the Col
orado Springs meeting.
The Canon City delegation to the
I.aymen's Missionary Convention at
Colorado Springs report a great con-
vention. About nine hundred dele
gates were registered. On the pro-
gram every Protestant denomination
and every country of the world was
represented by the best talent of that
particular country. Prominent among
these were DR.. Isaac T. Headland and
Bishop W. S. Lewis OF China. DR.. Geo.
Heber Jones of Corea. DIR. Homer G.
Stuntz for the Philippines. While DR..
John T. Goucher OF Boston and /.
Campbell White. of New York. who is
the executive head OF this great lay
mems movement. seemed To grasp the
whole world and hold II 20 before The
convention that heart st-ings and
purse strings were touched with in
telIigent action. and men said in four
| figures. If we can not serve God and
Mammon we can serve God with Man,
mon"
Miss Ellis has drawn some brilliant
character sketches In her comedy. all
of which make Immediate hits with
the audience. There Is the country
| 'bus driver. who also acts As society
reporter for the town newspaper; the
transforming young actor who should
be doing other things: the tall. lean,
lank farmer who loves TO watch the
trains come and go; the successful
business man and politician with the
bad past. the town milliner who
knows everybody's business but her
own and Is strong for reform; the am
bilious young lawyer who is going to
purify politics: the village belle. the
village beau. and n host OF others who
with little Mary Jane. her sister
mother and her pa 30 to make up a
dramatic story OF intense Interest and
a whole-hearted comedy that is break
ing records everywhere. II proved an
Immediate success in New York and
Chicago. and has appealing qualities
for ali the world.
Mr.. Isaac T. Headland. president oi
the Protestant University at Peking
China. who was one OF the speakers
at the recent Laymen's Missionary
convention In Colorado Springs, will
preach from the pulpit OF the First
Presbyterian church here at the reg
ular service next Sunday morning
DIR. Headiand is a recognized authori-
" on the educational and religious
movements in China and the far east
ana a treat is In store for all who avail
themselves Of the privilege of hear
ing him next Sunday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. W. T. Little are the
parents OF handsome baby boy oi
regulation size. born TO them last
night. Mother and child are reported
to be getting along nicely.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the General Aid Society. OF the
| First NJ. r. church. was held at the
church Thursday afternoon. with the
president Mrs. Ragsdale. in the chair
There were n large number OF ladies
present. social hour followed the
business session during which delici-
Gus refreshments were served by the