The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28

tion at the rink on Wednesday night
of this week. Last year the university
boys played the South Canon high
school team and the game was an
event Of more than ordinary interest
to people favoring amateur athletics.
Wednesday nights game will perhaps
be the only one in which a college
team will be pitted against a local or
ganization this season and the contest
ought to draw a big crowd
Mr.. NJ. E. Logan OF Pueblo, an old
time friend of Prof. Ray. visited him
during the Christmas season.
Miss Doris sommerville, who is at
tending the Guiliford Academy at Pu-
eblo. came up to spend Christmas
with home folks.
Mr.. Jeners, who was formerly a
professor in the Canon high school.
but now forest ranger with head
quarters at Laramie, Wyoming, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Minor dur
ing holiday week.
John Hannigan and G. c. Butter
field returned from Denver ON d. & r.
G. No. JIG. early this morning after a
few days visit in Denver.
Paul H. Hawkins. representative for
Carson Pierre Scott q Co.. OF Chi
cago, for southern Colorado. spent
Christmas with his father NJ. NJ.
Hawkins, on Elm avenue. lincoln
Park.
Hunter Palmer went to Denver on
Saturday night to Join Mrs. Palmer
sra the children who weat down
earlier in the week. The Palmer fam
lily spent Xmas at the home of e. NJ.
Lamont.
Hiram X. jackson came down from
Fort Collins Monday night and will
spend some tine looking after BUSH
ness interests. He is stopping at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Chas. Heyl.
on n. Reynold, East Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Hesford came
down from Greeley a few days ago
and spent Christmas with the Iatter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw sr.
on Lincoln Park Mr.. Hesford. who Is
foreman of the composing room OF the
Greeley Tribune. returned TO his post
of duty this morning. Mrs. Hesford
will remain in Canon City until after
the New Years celebration.
A baby daughter OF the usual
weight was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Stearns at the family home. corner
Ninth and Oak streets. Monday night.
In consequence OF the new honors
thrust upon him by the addition TO
tHe laIlIis ciFtits -ni- otraiAS ~ SCR
ing flour and other products OF the
Peerless Mills today at discount Of
anywhere from sixty to seventy-hye
per cent off.
The Rev. and Mrs C. NJ. Pullen ar
rived in the city Saturday and are
occupying the rectory.
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. RockafelIow
entertained their kIn-foIks at fam
lily reunion Christmas day. .9
Mrs. A. II. Harris and daughter viii
leave Thursday for Los Angeles. Cal
ifornia. where they will reside.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. /. Litteii on
Christmas morning. ten and half
pound baby boy. Mother and infant re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
Mrs. r. w. Jackson and two little
children of Ft Collins. came down
Saturday to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Jackson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.t.H. Harris. 80. ~ 80
Miss Media Felter gave forth her
Christmas cheer Christmas night in
the form of a card party TO about
forty guests. $500 was the, game
played and Miss, Hazel Gardner. and
Mn caruichel were the recipients Of
the prizes The colors, red and green
were used in decoration .ligs-
John aoIdsby. and Miss Mary Ming