The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

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spend the Christmas holidays at the
later's home at 'Fairview" near LAn-
coin. Nebraska.
An automobile party from. Pueblo,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Walters. Miss Elizabeth walters. Mrs.
Middlekamp and Ars. McCorkish, is
registered at the Strathmore hotel.
They made the trip over the scenic
highway to the top of the Royal Gorge
this afternoon.
Judge ]. R. Williams, prominent
attorney of Port Angeles. Washington.
came in Thursday for an extended
visit with his sister, Mrs. B. N. Nc
Shane, out at Stone Hinge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dalzell, of
Eugene, Oregon. on return trip
from Chicago and other eastern points
stopped over at Canon City to visit
Mr.. Dalzell's sister. Mrs. Alice Dun
can, on N. Seventh street. The broth
er and sister had not met for twenty
five years.
| Mr. L. A. Jones, who with his wife
are now living in the state of Wash
lington. writes his son, Jesse, that for
once in his life he yearns for S65 days
in the year. Mr.. Jones is firm be-
lever in Canon City and vicinity.
NJ. c. Gains has just completed near
the eastern terminus of Sherman ave-
nue., Lincoln Park, one OF the most
modernly appointed and complete su-
burban residences in the Canon City
district. Material, carpentry, plumb
ing. in fact, everything entering into
the construction of the house was the
best obtainable. and its conveniences
are par excellence. A hydraulic ram
located in the irrigation ditch hun
dred feet or so below the house forces
an abundance of water into a large
tank. which affords sufficient pressure
at all times to carry the water to the
second floor OF the building. as well
as to permit the sprinkling Of the
lawn about the premises by means o,
garden hose.
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. Mrs. D. f. Glib
son. Mrs. A. c. Dickinson and other
members of the Canon Cry Dickens
club left today for Denver for the pur-
pose of attending the complimentary
breakfast to be rendered Alfred Ten
nyson Dickens at the Brown Palace
hotel at 1880 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. The breakfast which will be an
elaborate affair. will be given Jointly
by the Dickens club and the Denver
woman's Press club.
NJ. Clayton Maxwell and Miss Ida
]. Boiler both OF this city. were mar
ried Thursday evening. somewhat TO
the surprise to their friends. The
| groom is barber by trade and is en-
rployed at Al wykoff's shop at 6ts
Main street. He is a young man Of
excellent character and has host OF
friends who will congratulate him on
his wedding. The bride is an attract
i've and talented young woman with
man yadmirers For several months
past she has geen engaged as sales
woman at Keables restaurant, and.
before going there. was associated In
a similar capacity at A. P. Nelson &
company's.
The annual bazaar and supper OF
the guilds of Christ Episcopal church
in the Acme building. 724-726 Main
street, on Thursday returned rev.
enue to their treasures of two hun
dred and sixty dollars rather. about
one-third the amount resulting from
the supper. One hundred and seventh
five dollars was derived from the
sale of the various articles on dis
play and eighty-fve dollars from the
supper. While the results were not
quite as gratifying as they were last
4 year they were, nevertheless. entirely