Cañon City record., 1911-01-12
Thursday.

Is spending the week in Canon City
visiting Mrs. w. A. Mollett.
The De weese-Dye Ditch stock
holders will hold their annual meeting
at the court house on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo Morris and three child
rem OF Colorado Springs. after a weeks
visit with Canon City relatives. ar
rived here the first of the week to visit
her sister. Mrs. Sam Huber and fami-
ly for a few days.-Florsnce Citizen.
Mrs. Charles n. Helter was hostess
at a thimble party OF twenty-five la
dies Thursday afternoon at her home
} on Shreman avenue. The guests were
delightfully."- entertained from three
until FIVE with games. etc, after which
dainty refreshments we're served.
Miss Beaulah Emmerson left yester-
, day morning for Denver to resume her
! study of music al one of the conser-
vatories in that city after spending
the Christmas holidays here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmer-
son, 5i2 River street
Capt and Mrs. 8. Benninghove. for
merly residents here. but for some
time past living at Albuquerque. New
Mexico. have returned TO Canon City
with the intention OF again making
their home here. Capt Benninghoye
was for long period at the head OF
the Salvation Army movement here
and was engaged in the same work at
Albuquerque
Mrs C. T. Morris. accompanied by
her three children. who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Sam Huber since
} Sunday. will leave this evening for
Canon City to remain with her moth
er and sisters until her new home nj
wichita. Kansas. Is ready Mr.. Nor
ris recently left Colorado Springs for
!, wichita. where he has lucrative po-
v sition.-Citizen
Mrs. c p McGinniiy. OF Fort Col
Inns. is spending few days in Canon
with friends.
Mrs. Matt Lines was a passenger
for Florence this morning.
Mr.. Peter whelan is out again after
having been confined 10 his home with
n threatened attack of pneumonia
The womAnS Club held their hrs,
meeting OF the new year on Tuesday
afternoon. The lesson In English his-
tory was led by Mrs. r. $. Lewis. 4
very Interesting paper on ireland was
read by Mrs. Goodloe. followed by the
telling OF Irish anecdotes by the other
club m mbors.
q Mr.. Harry Robinson who works Tor
an engineering firm in Florence re-
turned 10 his work there this morning
after a week at home owing 20 an at
tack Of Ia grippe and other complica-
ptions
Mrs. Ianetie Edwards. mother OF
Mrs John l. Reese. died al her home,
s1s North Fourth street. shortly after
, o'clock this morning after n hnger-
ing Illness. aged seventy-on. years,
nine months and nine days Deceas-
ed was a native OF Wales. but had re-
sided in the United States for many
years. TIE funeral will take place
from Christ Episcopal Church OF which
she was a commuicant. at > o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Rev Carman.
rector Of the congregation, conduct
ing the obsequies. The burial VIII be
at Lakeside cemetery
Mrs. Anna Cox died at 9i6 Myrtle
avenue. South Canon, between nine
and ten O'Clock Wednesday night.
Deceased was sixty-seven years OF
age and was a native of Ohio. She
was OF an eccentric and mfserly dis
position and was without relatives
here, although she had a cousin by the
name of Harry Fling In Denver. Mrs-
Cox was long believed TO be In des-
EAute circumstance san dlived on the
bounty of her nelghbors until II was
accidentally discovered llttel over
n year ago that she held cirtificates OF
deposit for 81 1900 In the bank at
SNadsworth, Ohio. md that she was
boarding the interest In one of teh
banks here. The funeral will take
place on Friday. followed by inter
saleut at Lakeside cemetery.
" Mrs. Charles Seibert, nee Miss Kath-
crime Jones. and her friend, Miss Sa-
die Shoultz. arrived Saturday eve
ming on No from Denver to spend
New Years with Mrs. Seibcrt's pa
Vents. Mr.. and Mrs. w II, Jones OF
Elm avenue. Lincoln Park. The cold
{iave that so unexpectedly swept over
our valley Sunday and Monday pre-
vented them from showing Miss