Cañon City record., 1911-03-02
Mrs. Ida Bonn went to Denver this

morning TO visit Mrs. E. G. Rose1
stein, relative who is planning c
- trip abroad in the near future Mr.
d Bonn wanted to see her before sh
started on the trip so took this tri
. to Denver
Mrs. Arlette of River street wen
to Denver Wednesday morning to se
her daughter. Marjorie, who has beer
in a hospital there since December
As soon as the mother reached Den,
yer the young lady underwent ar
operation to relieve her condition.
Mrs. Anna Betham has returned
from Colorado Springs. She is To-
Gated at the Ideal Rooming House
4121s Main street, where she will give
facial messages and scalp treatments.
She will have special sale for one
/ week only, on the latest styles of
switches, puffs and pompadours. Call
and see her or phone Canon 452.
Miss Hazel DeWeese is in Denver
at present, the guest of her brother,
Bernard and wife. She left for the
Capitol City the first of the week.
Mrs. Abe Willy and son Alfred, of
Denver, who have been Visiting at the
home of Mrs. Willy's, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Stinemeyer, of Four Mile, re-
turned to the Capitol city Wednesday
morning.
Miss Velma Garret. daughter of G. /
~ Garret, who has been visiting for /
she past month in Pueblo, Brush and
Denver, returned to her home here
last Tuesday.
Miss Ida Byers of Macon avenue
went to PeDrose Wednesday morning
to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Oscar Green, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tuesday
is much improved today and will soon
be up and about again. II
Mr. Mat Patrick went to Florence
this morning to look after the busi-
ness which he recently purchased I
here.
Saturday. u
Miss Mary Herard is slowly con-
'aIescfng from severe attack of
rheumatism and rheumatic fever.
Elton Woodford is home for a few
lays visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. G. Woodford, OF Lincoln park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Muir, of Butte,
Montana, are guests at the home of
6. A. Fisher and family, 400 Harrison
a I've ItNfr
Miss Elsie Fisher.
The crossings on Eighth street,
near the ID. & r. G. depot, which get
so muddy and almost impossible dur
ng bad weather. were Friday morn
ng treated to covering of sand by
working for the city. II will
be a great improvement and will do
away with a great deal of disagree
,bleness for pedestrians.
very pleasant social gathering of
he ladies of the neighborhood was
leld at the home OF Mrs. Jonathan
60s Woodland avenue, Fri
lay afternoon. To lend interest to
he affair 1t was by agreement, con-
'erted into sort of sewing bee" of
he old-fashioned character in which ,
,ach guest busted herself In making
'ome article OF embroidery. or fancy
work. Delicious refreshments were !
erved.
Mrs. Carrie Hubbell, superintend-
mt OF the Children's Home in Denver,
Who has been visiting Reverend and
drs. ]. F. Harris for the past week
eparted this morning for her home
Mr.. Barney McShane came into
own today from his ranch at Oro
unta. Barney says he visits Canon b
very Saturday for the purpose of S
aging in a weeks supply of grocer !
es. Miss Marjorie Kirkton, who 4
caches school out in the Orc Junta a
icinity and who boards at Barney's
lace, rode in with him this morning
0 spend Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. Marvin Duncan went to Dem
er this morning to spend Sunday
isiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Ahart started
oday for Springfield. H., accom-
anying the remains OF the late John
I. Forben there for burial.
v. S. Simon was in Florence Friday
rom the Upper Arkansas valley, :
ooking after business matters and
discussing the future welfare OF Flor ,
nee as compared with other towns.
dr. Simon is large property owner
Iere and has an abiding faith In the
ity's future greatness.-Citizen
A marriage license was issued this
norninp IN Ias WvIfa Ncrmar nj EarI