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

H. C. Tabor of Cotopaxi, is spending
few days in the city on business.
Mrs. George Bachelor (nee Luton)
who went as bride to ordway las
spring. is visiting relatives in Eas
Canon.
Geo. Turner and wife OF Centra'
Lake, Michigan, arrived Tuesday will
a car load Of Holstein COWS. He will
take charge of the Diamond dairy
and add his cows to the present herd
The sale of stamps at the Denver
postoffice Tuesday broke all records
for that office. The receipts from
stamp sales for the one day figured
e7,4l6 and they wereall disposed OF
at the main office to individual pur-
chasers.
John B. Morrow has purchased OF
NJ E. Byers the small dairy home on
Orchard park. corner Washington
and New York avenue. Mr.. Byers has
moved to 41s Macon.
The Rev. C. NJ. Pullen, whose home
is at Denver. but has charge Of the
parish at Golden. acted as supply at
Christ church Sunday. There will be
early celebration and II o'clock sef-
vices regularly every Sunday.
Miss Maude Chamberlain of the fac
ulty Of the South Canon high school.
has been confined to her room by i'll
ness for a couple of days. She was
able to resume her duties with her
classes today.
Having closed up his business az
fairs here W. T. Wallace left We'd
nesday night for Pittsburg. Pa. where
he will spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Wallace was always booster for
Canon City and he has many friends
here who will be Interested in his
Greer and his enterprises.
The Cottonwood school. taught by
Miss Baereesen of Denver, celebrated
the coming Of the holiday season on
which there were gifts for all. A feat
ure of the occasion was a. luncheon a,
the home of r. L. Pope. which round
ed out an evening of unusual enjoy
ment to all fortunate enough to be
present.
Mrs. T. d. Palmer has been confined
to her home at 116 No. Seventh street
the past two weeks with a severe
cold.
Mrs. Julia L. Mack and Mrs. A. u.
Mack came in Wednesday night to
spend the Christmas season at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy.
Mrs. A B. Mack lived in Canon City
many years ago. moving from here
back to Grinnell, Iowa She now lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mack
Heidie at Mfddietown, Conn. Mrs.
Mack is now on her way home from
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in California.
Friday. -
Edward McClain returned to Cam
on City on Tuesday after a couple OF
months business trip to seattle and
otherp points in the northwest During
his absence Mr.. McClain made a brief
visit;to Alaska and to the British pos
sessions on the Yukon river in the ex-
treme nortih;e ." ~
A bGhcf' Of thirteen candidates was
initiated into Canon City Lodge No
SO. B. P.'o. Elks at its regular meet.
ing "Wednesday night. The member
ship of the lodge is now in excess o
five hundred. ~
Henry Be1knap is very seriousl,
sick at his home, corner of 'biamon,
and F'lorcnce street. Four Mile, ami
there appears to be but little hope TO
his recovery. Mr.. Belknap is a pionee
in this section of Colorado, coming u
this state from the east before the be
ginning of the Civil war. He settle
first on Beaver creek and later re
Z moved to the Wet Mountain vale
where he lived for many years.
The pupils OF the Beginners and tn