The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-01

Albert McLain came over from
Grand Junction this morning on a
brief business trip and incidentally to
visit his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. chas.
r. McLain.
Alex Bridges. the fifteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Bridges Of
Willow street, Lincoln Park, is very
critically i'll from pneumonia. His con-
d:tion is reported to be such as TO
leave but little hope of his recovery.
Mr. Hugh O'Neil and John Fitzpat-
rick. organizers for the United Mine
Workers of America. were in town the
first of the week We understand that
there will be meeting of the FREE
mcnt county miners at Coal Creek on
next Sunday but we have not been ad-
vised where the meeting will be held.
-Rockvale Paradox.
A horse belonging to Harry Van
Loo, who resides on Cedar street, Lin
coin Park, fell head first into forty
foot well Friday afternoon and was
only extricated after great difficulty
ON the part of its owner. The animal
walked on a platform built across the
top of the well and its weight caused
its foundation to give way and drop
into the debths below, horse and lum-
ber going down in the most indiscrim-
mate fashion. The horse was not hurt
by its unusual experience. and, on he
ing lifted out by means of derrick,
began browsing about as though moth
ing exceptional had happened.
Miss May Shaw of Bellevue. Idalo,
arrived here recently for the purpose
of taking a months treatment from =
local specialist for an eye and ear az
fection. rzv-
Mr. Charles Pratt will. on wednes-
lay and Thursday evenings present
The Daughters Of an Escaped con-
let" in the Houston opera house. Tho
cast is made up OF Canon City talent
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt are residents cf
Cancn City. Mr.. Pratt has been in the
theatrical business all his life and
states that the play is frs;-class Ia
every way. and that he will refund die
money to anyone who is not satisfied.
FLORENCE Citizen.
Rev VIM. worley will conduct the
Bible class at the Y. NJ. c. \. Sunday
at $3.50. His theme will be, "The Art
of Soul Winning All men most well
come.
D. r. Sullivan Of Grand avenue.
Lincoln Park. was quite seriously hurt
in runaway accident while driving
down Macomber hill between here and
Florence while returning home from a
business trip to the coal camps Friday
afternoon. The team became unman-
ageable and Mr.. Sullivan was thrown
out of the wagon in which he was rid
ing and badly hurt about the head and
shoulders. A scalp wound necessitated
twenty-seven stitches from surgeons
needle to sew up.
W. T. Sullivan and daughter. Hattie,
of Maxwell. New Mexico, left for home
today after a weeks visit in Canon
City.
Mrs. W. II. Mcclure entertained the
matrons, past matrons and patrons Of
Canon City Chapter No. 81. o. T.. 8. at
her home on Macon avenue Friday
night. A delightful social time was had
and uring the evening dainty refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clure are planning trip to California
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Turner, who have
been living at the home OF the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chapson.
at 315 North Fifth street. since early
in December. have returned to their
home on Pike avenue. Mr.. Turner has
so far recovered from the effects OF
the surgical operation he underwent
previous to the Christmas holidays as
to be able to resume his duties as es-
sIstant cashier at the First National