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Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Mrs. Walker entertained at dinner
Friday. Mrs. Steffey and her sister.
Mrs. Hinkle The dinner was given
in honor OF Mrs. Steffey's birthd'y.
Mrs Dreuitt and son Willie g
turned Tuesday from Denver, whs.e
they have been visiting relatives a
week or two.
The Fruitmere Owls met at the
pleasant home of Chas. Lamb on Do
zier avenue. Wednesday evening f1r
a musical rehearsal. p. p.eliminary to
the entrtainmnt to he given ;ss :
big sing. One young man was
heard to say that he was so full of
music that he felt like sitting cut
doors the balance of the night T1d
warbling ~ When told that IN
doubtedly his lay would cause a.
hens to lay. he meekly vent his wsy
to bed. (A1a' Ganderbone)
The friends of Mrs. Nettie No-@
are glad to welcome her back t. &
Canon If only for a short stay. sne
- win nSA AdAAcAs a. LIS
ranch. Corner Phelps and Contra
We are glad Tat Mr.. and M: :.
Case like E Canon so well. T1ey
have returned to us and are now "
ing on the property lately owned b,
Mr.. Singer. 1t was formerly kno ~
as Mt Eva. and is on Ninetesbt.
street
We are very glad that the qua an
tine will soon be removed from ne
Old Kentucky Home, now owne.
Mr.. Brainerd. three of the your
people were sick but not seriously.
Mr.. Harry Tibbitts from Lima. U
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jsu-s
OF n. Orchard avenue. Mr.. Tiboe.,.
is the nephew If Mrs James. ars.
Evans of Pueblo is also a guest Al
this delightfully."- hosp'table home.
Mrs Hurlburt has been anotAe-
victim OF the grippe. but is We
much improved.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

CAP
TURED
sunday

c. A. ]. Begsby, late cashier in the
freight office OF the Denver & Ri
Grande Railroad company here. wn >
absconded ten lays, or two weeks
ago, with a considerable sum OF tn
company's money, was arrested d
Salt Lake City on Sunday at tn \
stance OF the city marshal at Sail :
on the charge of forgery and will hT
brought there today and locked Up
pending a hearing of the case at IT.
next term of the Chaffee county dis
trict court at Brena Vista In ad'
tion to the embezzlement of t:
money alluded 10 from the railr,ad
company Begby forged the names d
several Canon City people to checs'
bv means OF which he raked in +,
good many additional dollars fr nj
the Denver banks. wnere he seems
to have gone on leaving here.
Begby subsequently turned up =
Salida. where he had two hun ir-'i
checks printed and where he co1t',-
ued forging operations. The oficia
here a few days ago discovered h''
presence in Salt Lake City by meahl
of n post card he addressed to >
young lady in this city and promot-
ly Informed the police at Salida bS
telephone and they at once commu-
Gated with the authorities at Sal
Lake City and he was taken into Gus
tody and locked up Begby seems Ia
be n pretty slick citizen. but II
wholesale character of his foreri-s
brought him TO the end OF his tsthe:
sooner than would have been ~
case had he been less generous :
the use OF the teil-taIe checks.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Friday.

Mrs. NJ. y Lines. arrived from
Canon City Thursday morning TO at
tend the funerai OF Thomas Waiter :
which occurred from the family resi-
dence at o'clocks-Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Proctor have
come up from their ranch beio y
Pueblo to spend few weeks in
Canon City. They are always glad
to get back home.
Harry L. Bowman returned to
Canon City n few days ago from
Vancouver. British Columbia. wi ! =
he has been for some time past VAS
iting his brother. II is understood
that Mr.. Bowman will shortly ieay,'
for the Pacific northwest TO MAX
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Melton, accom-
panied by Rev. Vaughan. spen.
Thursday ON Lincoln Pars visi' ne
with friends-Citizen
Harry McCiannahan OF Denver has
been In town for several days look
ing after some business matters re-
quirinr his attention. AIR. McCian-
nahan says that an unusually larg~
number OF people in the capital cit.
are suffering from grip and similar
troubles, due to the windy. disagree
able weather that hae prevailed du.
ing the greater part Of the wtnts-
In that portion Of the state.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Mr.. J. W. Green OF Paonia was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Noble OF Texas
Creek. arrived yesterday for a visit
of three or four days with friends.
marriage license was issued on
Thursday to George Hall and Miss
Edith Belts. both OF Hardscrabble
Miss Belts is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs Belts OF Wet
more. pioneer settlers of Fremont
county. Mr.. Belts died a little more
than a year ago and his wife the
first of the current week. They csms
TO Colorado more than fifty years
ago and were among the most sue
cessful ranchers OF this section OF
the state.
H. b. Ready and W. T. Sullivan.
late residents on Lincoln Park. ship
ped their household effects over tho
Santa Fe road today to Maxwell, New
Mexico. where they have purchased
property and where they expect to
4AaNt NACAA HULL lutlH VII.
leave here next week to rejoin Mr.
Ready and Mr.. Sullivan In New Mexi.
CO. Maxwell is in Colfax county,
some twenty or thirty miles from -as
Vegas.
Mrs. ]. G. Sweigert and little son
departed this morning for Denver.
where they will spend a week visit
ing with Mrs. Sweigert's eldest 500.
who lives in the capitol city.
Mr.. H. E. Hill, travelling passen
ger agent of the Union Pacific, and
Mr.. A. c. Burroughs. travelling in thu
same capacity for the New Central
Lines, and Mr.. w. F. Burch OF the
Chicago Great Western. arrived in
the city this morning and spent part
OF the day with Agent H. +. Wood OF
the D. and r. G.
L w. relter left this morning 70.
Denver to look after the unpaclin.
OF the furniture and household ef
fects preliminary 10 establishing T..
family home there. Miss Media vii,
remain here until some .ime ne4t
week when she will ioin her IA he
and assist him in arranging Tor tn
reception OF her mother a little late,
on. Mrs. Felter will visit friend Ia
Cripple Greek before proceeding tc
Denver The Felters will reside on
Steele street in the Capitol iii dis
trict of the city.
Mr.. A. b. Baird OF Golden. Cole.
the veteran travelling salesman o.
these parts Is In the city today. Mr..
Baird has made Canon City for the
past twenty years and of course in
that time he has noticed many
changes in Canon City and along the
road. The veteran says that in all
OF the twenty Ave years In this vlc'ni-
ty he has only been in Cripple Creek
twice. the FIRST being during tn
opening Of the camp and the last
time about the period Of the -Crippi~
Greek War I'VE or six years ago.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Thursday

Mrs. o. S. Reed, who has been vis-
iting friends in the Cripple Greek dis
trict for a week or ten days. is ex-
pected to return to Canon City to-
morrow.
Arthur L. Haley Will leave tomor-
row morning for Clinton. No.. wnere
he will have charge OF the singing at
a series of evangelistic meetings a.
the Christian church He will De
gone three or four weeks.
]. X. Hawkins is suffering from a
felon on his hand. He has been laid
up in consequence of it for couple
of weeks.
Miss Rachael Martin has been seri-
ously at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. K Hawkins, during the last three
weeks. She is reported to be some
what better at present.
Mrs. A. II. Smith accompanied by
her daughter Dora, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Canon City to remain
few days with her sister-in-la~.
Mrs. Lynn Smith. who is recovering
from severe sick spell.-Citizen-
Norman Steele. formerly q resident
of this city, but for some time oast
living at Fairmount, West Virginia, is
spending a short time in town visiting
his mother. Mrs. S. E Satterfield. and
otherwise renewing old associations.
Mr. Steele holds q responsible and
lucrative position in the employ OF
the Fairmount Traction company.
Mrs. ]. E. Robbins and daughter.
Miss Lorene. of Sac City. Iowa, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Felter and family for the lsst
week or ten days, left this afternoon
for Los Angeles. Cal. where they
will spend the winter. Their stay
here was a most enjoyable one. ar
fording them to visit Mr.. and Ars
NJ ]. Evans and other friends. In ad-
dition to their entertainers.
County Clerk and Mrs. H. E Smith
went to Denver this morning. waerc
they will spend several days visiting
friends and doing the sights OF the
capitol city
Mrs. Fritz r.-ehr ver.- is'.gh.'Elly
entertained a company of relat IS
and friends at her home, I&e C '-<r-
wood avenue. Wednesday nigh; N
celebration of her husbands Tory
fourth birthday anniversary. Arransr
ments for the arair had been vc-y
carefully concealed from Mr.. Loehr
and his surprise when the gr SITS b
han to arrive can more easily
imagined than described. Alter a.
evening spent in social pleasures -
licious refreshments were served :
the hostess. Taere we're about z
dozen people present
County Commissioner W. II. La
Grange went to Boulder this morning
where he will spend several days Wis
iting Mrs. I.aGrange. who is taking 4
course OF treatment at the sanitarium
for the benefit of her health
Mr.. Hans Stockder returned home
last night from the School OF Mines.
where he has been studying for the
past two years. He will remain at
home for a short while before enter
ing into the pursuit Of mining in
earnest TO gain a little practical ex-
perience.
Capt J. B. Hannum has been con-
fined TO his home, 1905 North Ninth
street. for several days In conse-
quence of a severe attack Of the grip.
His condition was quite alarming to
his friends the frst Of the week, but
is reported to be somewhat improved
the last day or two. Capt Hannum
is eighty-six years OF age and has
been in the habit of making at leAs,
two trips down town every day since
the BEGINNING Of the winter.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SPEEDY RELIEF PROM xIDN.'y
TROrBIE

II had an acute attack OF Brishr's
disease with Inflammation OF the kid
neys and bladder" says Mrs. Cora
Thorp. Jackson. Mich. "A bottle Of
Foiey's Kidney Remedy overcome re
attack. reduced the Inflammation.
took away the pain and made tns
bladder action normal
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
ALL MY plMPlEs GONE
Girl Tells How sie,ehy Skin Was
cieansed BY a Simple Wash.

Il WAS ashamed Of my face" writes
Miss Minnie p;Ssard of Aitanahaw,
N. C. ''It was all fun Of pimpies aud
scars. but after using D. ID. d. Pre-
scription | can say that now there Is
no sign of that Eczema. and that was
three years ago"
ID. ID. ID. has become so famous n
cur and irs.ant rclief in Ecxema
aud all other sesious skin diseases.
that It's value is sometimes overlooked
In clearing up rash, pimples. black
heads. and all other minor forms of
skin impurities
The fact Is that while n. d. d. Is
SO penetrating that II strikes TO the
very root of Eczema or any other seri-
GUS trouble. tho soothing OH OF Winter
green. Thymol ana other ingredients
are so carefully compounded there Is
no wash for the skin made that can
compare with this great household
remedy for every Kind OF skin troub's.
d. D d is pleasant TO use. perfectiy
harmless TO the most delicate skin.
and absolutely reliable. A 15-cent
bottle win give you positive proof Of
the wonderful effectiveness OF this
great remedy.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
CANON Is
STILL THE:
BEST

Bellingham, Wash, Ian. %. 1911
Editor Record. Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir:-From Utah where we
last wrote you, we went to Emmett
Idaho. to visit Rev. and Mrs. H. w
Hollar. Found them well and work
ing hard He is much improved IL
health. They bought 10 acres at
s325 per acre. set TO young apple and
peach trees. will bear some next
year. AS there were no buildings.
he put up a barn and Will live in .;
until he can get house built
Payette Valley is large. Some Of
II is heavy soil. but where Bro. Hoi
lar is. 1t is sandy. They raise neari.
everything Saw good corn an
spuds. Are planting lots OF peaches
and prunes. Say they pay well. as
they have n good market Just
across the river they have what lhey
call the BENCH looks like our Lin
coin Park. Have Just gotten water
on II. 90 most OF It is unirnproyed
There Is plenty OF water in the Pay
ette River to water the whole valley
Sand like this can be bought for froL,
$3.50 TO $3.50 per acre.
II had been raining thirty days
when we arrived. and kept on rain
ing so We could no; see the countr.
very we'll.
Our next stop was in Portland.
Ore. where We visited olr love
neiFhbors. also Earl Miller's and Mr
Rishei's. where We met Mr. Jim Sui
livan. formerly OF Canon As Ear.
had a vacation the End OF Januar.
we vent sight seeing. crossed III !.
river on a ferry and visited the Bar
racks In Vancouver. Wash. Nice
place over there but very quiet this
time Of year. Portland IL a fine city
and building very fast
We took advantage OF the holiday
rates and spent Xmas with Mr.. and
Mrs w. w. Groom nj Perrydaic.
Foun dthen located on 7 acres Join.
INK town. Thes -.,se mostly vhea,
and oats. no hay. some fruit. but M
market for H. He Was feeding nice
Northern spyH TO the COW. He says
Canon has them all skinned when u
comes 10 a market
our next stop was at Rainier
where Sherman House formerly ~
Lincoln Park. Il located. I, is IN the
''bif woods. trees i've or six feet
through. from $50 to 200 feet hiEn
right around tho house We though:
4. lots Of fun to sec these giants Of
tho foreS; fall. Wood Is no object
there Tho land must be cleared Tor
farming.
We are now az BelllnEham. Wash.
visiting my brother in-iaw. Rev. F. s
chappcll As we are about as fa-
away as we can get. and stay In the
Omitted States. guess We will turn
around.
haven't seen any ything yet that
weuid tempt me 10 trade my ranch
on Lincoln PARK. Tn fact the mere
We see. the more We think of Canon
and Ienr for little Of its sunshine.
We will stop several places on our
return trip. Expect TO reach home
by March 1st
Yours
n. c. Poihemius
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SOME UNCLAIM-
Ed LETTERS

List of mail matter remaining N
claimed in the postofice 1t Cs.o~
City. Colo. for the week ending =
eernber 2sth. 1910.
ADAMS. Mira D c.
Barnes. Hildreth-
Best. Mr.. h z
Boles. Mr.. James
Boyles, W. Il
Carpenter. Misc Esther
Cobb. Mr.. Ciiva D.
Davis, A. R.
Devinny. MrA WIN
Evans. Mr.. Edward
Fisher. Mr. Thomas
Fritz. Mr.. James
Gonzalez. Pedro
Goodwin. George
Hogan. James
Hoyie. u 4
Johnson. Laurs r.
Lewis, Mr.. Morgan
Mamatos. Mr.. Philipa
Marines. ST. Hilario
MaruneS. Mr. l. G
Merks, r. A.
Miller. Mr.. Peter
Moore. Mr.. ". ".
Morton. Jno
O'Brien. Mrs. Engens
Pads. MarcsmilIaBo
Sears. Mrs. Ida
Smith, l. p.
Sweeney. Mr. @. ".
Thomas. Mr.. Ray
Turner. Mr.. Edv.
TusinR. MIRA Ella
Watson. Miss Mary
Warner. Mr.. Adolf
white. Mr.. Carl
Williams. Mrs. John
Wood. Mrs. J. l.
Lee Advertising Co.
Pnckages-
Batly. Mrs. Lizzie
Hall, Master lanes
Ford. Mrs. Clara
Munson. Mr.. Keith
Sherlock. Miss rnrrie
Robert 8. Lcwis. rostmsstcr.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Baelaehe. Rheumatism. sreepIess.,s.

Result from disordered kidneys
Foley Kidney Pills have helped 9TH
ers. they will help you. Mrs. J. g.
Miller. Syracuse. n. Y, says. For u
long time suffered vita kidney
trouble and rheumatism I had ~
we're backache. and welt all played
out After taking { vo bottles Of
Foley Kidney Pills my backach= ls
gone and where used to lie awe
with rheumatic pains ! now SLEEP =
comfort Foley Kidney Pills did
wonderful things for me. Try th =.
now
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Society Notes
Party Friday Afternoon

A merry band of women. numne :
ing twenty. representing the secoLG
division of the Ladies' Aid Society
the Methodist church. wended te.r
way to the home of Mr.. a1d NJ
Polk Pierce on Rudd avenue, the oc
casion being the thirty-fifth arr :
ysrsary OF their wedding say. IT,.
afternoon was very pleasantly sp nt
with fancy work and the remir.s
cence OF the courtship and marr-sgs.
The dear little bride OF thirty-n .
years ago. donned her bridal ROBE III
the request OF those present, ID
looked very quaint and cunning. a..
reshments provided by the que .
freshments provided by the gusst4
were served The Cat -sme bac'- =
but the happy bridegroom was 1nn
spicuous by his absence. 20 to =
being more than his carI age would
stand.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
pNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A coin

But never follows the use OF Fo
ley's Honey and Tar. which checks
tho cough and expe,s the cold. Al
stockweil, Hannibal. Mo-, says, -
contracted a bad cold and cough nd
was threatened with pneumonia. IN
bottle OF Foiey's Honey and Tar COM
pleteiy cured me-
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Ever hear An old-Ashioncd woman
who knows good deal about pnui
ticss Est started about aoottors, vii I,
their knises ana big vordss
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

4 Statesman is any man who gets
majority of the votes.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Mrs. w. T. Wallace entertained the
Luncheon Club at one O'Clock
luncheon FRIDAY afteruoou at ner
pleasant home. 424 River street T.;-s
IL the first AFFAIR that th~ Lunca IN
Club has had III some. little time =
because OF this fact anc also :e
cause Mrs. Wallace 's ns.urally a.
excellent entertainer ~. aftern ON
was one OF great eniayrrnt to The
club.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Sc.ary Public-W. b. Rowland. 5zs
Main street. Record office.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Going ON the theory that there ar.
all sorts of people In the world. you
may be able 10 point out prefer
sional reformer who doesn't make
money at II. But you will have T.
look close.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

When a boy Is whipped At school
and his mother sends him out into
the xrd to get stick OF the size the
teacher used. to show visitors. thu
case against the teacher is pretty bad
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Friday nirit the Misses Elsie. -elq
and Fern armstrong ve-r hostes -
At chafing dish suppc- IN honor Of
Miss Media Felter. who departs toll
10 make her home in Denver. no
supper consisted OF fou- courses -
was unusually well ,ppolnted. -
the dining room during the meal all
electric lights were turn-d out sai
candles placed IN pretty csnd'esti-h .
we're substituted After .he sup ,e-
500 was induiecd in. TIE occs -iot
was a very fitting farewell 20 the
talented musician. Besides the
hostesses and Miss rei.er. Mr. Ern at
BRYANT. Mr.. James syks': Mr.. Ed G.
Mills. and ]. l. Sterling we're present
Hoo onM cmfwyp sArdIu cmfwyp.-
Mrs. Fred H. whipDia entertained
at her home. sos Rudd avenue, Sat
urday afternoon In honor of Mrs. L.
W. Feiter and daughter. y da. About
twenty-five ladies were present %
enjoy a last afternoon In the coz
pany OF their friends who are to
make their future home In Denver.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
CAN ANY MAN ANSWER
THIS GENTLEMAN QUESTIONS

Del Norte. Colo. Jan. 20. is1i.--
Mr.. Guy u. Hardy,
Dear Sir:--Having lived In Canon
City and knowing how nice your
newspaper force is. thought I'D writ,
and ask you to please tell me who
handles the black Spanish chickens
and give mo their address.
Thanking you In advance remain
your friend j. w Moore.
Del Mort. Colo. Rio Grande Co.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

TnE CORNER DRUG sTORK,
sseeesssr 70 ssslsy Drus G..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-22
SORRELLS GIVEN
! LIFE SENTENCE
SLAYER OF p. /. YOUNT PLEADS
GUILTY IN COURT THIS MORN
ING.

rhiS morning in the district court
j. r. Sorrells was arraigned for the
killing of p. L. Yount, near Provence,
August 10th of this year. Sorrells
was brought into court and entered
his plea of guilty to the charge and
the court Immediately sentenced him
to the penitentiary for life.
9. d. Dcnnison, who is being held
at the Jail as an accOmplice to this
crime, was not tried this morning,
and the county attorney stated that
some disposition would be made OF
his case at once.
This is the case in which Yount,
together with Sorrens and Dennison.
were travelling over the country in IL
wagon and when, Saturday evening,
August 10Th, rear Provence, a diff
Guilty arose and Yount was murdered
as alleged in the information fled
with the county attorney 1t is evt
dent that Sorrells feared the extreme
penalty by his entering the plea OF
guilty this morning and accepting
the lighter sentence. Since he has
/ been in Jail the sheriff has been
| busy accommodating evidence and
there was very strong case against
| him.
This afternoon the court is hear
ing the case of Thomas Nero, ne
gro, for impersonation wherein he
managed to secure a loan Of money
on land not owned by him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-22
TOMORROW IS
JEWISH NEW YEAR
BEGINNING TONIGHT AT SUN
DOWN FESTIVAL WILL BE oe-
SERVED BY JEWISH PEOPLE.

Al sundown tonight the Jewish
services of the new year begins.
Rosh Hashonah or New Years day
marking the beginning of jewish year
5c72. falls this year on Saturday, Sept
ember %.
1t is observed as a holy day from
the evening OF Friday, until sundoWh
of Saturday. The orthodox Jew OBJ
serves alsc the so-called second day
September "a.
The Biblical basis for the obserN-
ance of the first day of Tishri as
New Years day and the most solemn
dav of the Jewish calendar next TO
Yom Kippur or the day OF atonement'
is found in the reference to a Zik-
llaron Cmemorial day. in Leviticus
yXiii. -, which reads:
IN the seventh month. in the first
day of the month. shall ye have a sab
bath. a memorial of blowing of trum-
pets. holy convocation." Ezra also
refers to the day as one holy to the
Lord
Not mere day of rejoicing, like the
secular New Year, is this Rosh Has
honah. 1t is day of memorial or
Gav of remembrance, reminding the
Jew of the duty of sef-eXamination
and self judgment.
After the solemn services on the
evening of Friday and the morning at
Saturday. the Hebrew greeting Is
heard on all sides, signifying "A Good
year" In latter years custom has
appeared of sending to friends New
ears greeting cards of various de
signs. colors and inscriptions. When
the earnest devotions of the day are
done. the festival is made an occa-
sion of social and domestic rejoicing.
Rabbi Carl Press, a student OF the
Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati
who is in the city will conduct the
services that will be held at the Sell
vidge college tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-22

they no longer control the counts
OF The state Of Oklahoma"
p. c. Dings-"A good day work,
was glad to hear it
NJ. Gorman-"Those are my senti.
mcuts exactly"
i. W. Smart-"The only hing !
r,grc, is tho fact that it was neces-
yaly ACCORDING to law to bring jimmy
to tria' had been in his place
the,e would have oeen a killing three
years ago, and / would have taken
particular pains to see tnat was
not the one to perish. You ret, tina,
verdict suits me
Harold Wallace didn't think it
TOO that long for = jury to 90 up
and come down those stairs
representative RcNrOat -"Waat'S ;
the use OF asking me that question?
Yes. jimmy was justified in mis- act,
but censme him for not doing the
deed before, where he would not have
been in such imminent danger, Carter
county needs him to prosecute these
outlaws and he has done more to rid
the country OF undesirables since
statehood than any prosecuting at.
| toruey in the state. Long live Jimmy!
/ :. 4. Douglas, postmaster-"Accord
/ Ing TO the testimony it is a wonder
that Jimmy is alive today. The Jury
was a trifle slow in arriving at a
verdict"