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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Woman Gets Ten Years

Ionia, Mich, January 31.-Mrs Amelia. Jones. convicted recently of attempting to murder her husband by feeding him poisoned pie, was today sentenced to from to 10 years in the Detroit house of correction. Her victim Henry 5. Jones, is said to be crippled for life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
MISS MARIE CAHILL
 SITS OUT IN FRONT

Cleveland, January 31.-Marie Car
 hill tonight sat "out in front watching another musical comedy company play while the Colonial theatre, at which she was booked for the week in The Opera Ball." was in darkness. Ticket holders got refunds at the Colonial box office but the Cahill company could not get it's receipts for Monday and Tuesday of it's scenery and costumes. Legal proceedings, it is said, will prob
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Mrs. Hitchcock Dead

St Louis, January 31.-Mrs. Margaret Hitchcock, widow of Ethan Allen Hitch- cock, former Secretary of the lnterior- died at her home here today. She was 72 years old and is survived by three daughters. including Mrs. W. s. Sims. wife of Captains Sims of the United States navy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
YAKEY REFUSES TO
 HEAR WITNESSES

Seattle. Wash, January S1l-Judge John B. Yakey, before whom Mrs. Linda Bur field Hazzard, the starvation doctor, is being tried for the alleged murder of Miss Claire Williamson, one of her pa tients, made a ruling today excluding the testimony of 50 prospective witnesses for the defense. The latter were to have been called to tell the jury that they had taken the starvation cure' and had been benefited physically.
 Virtually the entire day was consumed with the examination of physicians called to give expert testimony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
The ONLY person not iDise enough to attend Drennens 8 February Furniture Sale.

to play and raja yoga pupils to sing in front of Mrs. Thurstons tent when sha was very i'll and that Mrs. Tingley gave Clark Thurston permission to look after the business affairs of Mrs Thurston tthen Mrs. Patterson) before he married her.
 After the death of their grandmother the Quinn children received a letter from Mrs. Tingley according to the depositionst It informed them that Mrs. Thurston wilt awaken in new body and find hef pIaceS'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
,RY ONE WITH A RUSH
S15.OO

About two dozen Serge Dresses that sold up to $50. Make your selection at $15.0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01

render, returned to Mexico City alone to- night and reported the mission failure. Zapata. the newspaper man declares, ex- pressed a determination to continue the fight until beaten. The former follower of Zapata was detained by Zapata.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
S1O.OO

90 Serge Dresses that are values, includ- ing s35.0O. These dresses are among the best bargains offered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01

One rack of Satin Foulard and Chiffon Dresses-4o in all-that formerly sold up to s30.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01

Choice any Evening Dress that formerly sold as high as s95.0O. Many to select from
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11

Ring hammerless guns. They haJ
reached the edSe Ct Brantlcy's is.
land, some three miles from here
when the grandson, who was walk
lag close behind Mr.. Rocks. acct
a. htally discharged his gun. Jus;
now, can not be learned, and the
full load tore his grandfather's leg
to pieces, Just below the knee. The
terrified boy ran wildly in the de-
r'ction of the Wilcox residence, sew
elai miles away, for help. Wilcox
ana friends promptly set forth. but
the wounded man was dead when
icy found him He had evid.ntl.
fied TO death. Meantime the news
~ the shooting had been telephoned
'e sorrento and searching parties
started at once. The dead man Was
'affied home in one of the relief
WAGONS. No arrangements hay. wei
heeh made for the funeral Mr.
Icons came here from North Cara
INA ABOUT six years ago. He leaves
4 vile and two daughters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
A FEW SPECIALS.

10 close them out ! am Offering
for while a few specially priced
articles as follows llaniord's Bal
sam OF Myrrh. 81 size for Zoe: soc
size for 3'oc, zoe size for 20c. Capitol
stock powders, poultry powders and
,ew powders, he best made soc
size for zoe, ooc size for lac few
rubber lined plush lap robes. warm
and dry, carried over from last sea
sen. were 81, now $3.50. Some col
orcd tic rope. 2ac kind. l5c; > coils
jCte rope at Toe ID. as and "a inch
My harness repair department is
now in full blast under the cbar.,.
o! that expert harness man mvself
satisfaction guaranteed Fun lac
o. buggy. wagon and pillow harness
always on hand.
l.. ), Mct;LASllAN.
ia South Florida A,epu,
NJ. W x F& Wkt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS

st.N kRAi. nice front rooms and
board At I'll Tennessee ayenne Mrs
henry bacon a-26-tf
If Nou want 10 oe the best dresser
IAN ~ town, pe sare TO huy a Rov:,I
."jored suit. If il don't fit and il
Hot perfect. don't take il
10. MGRRELI. q SHARP
"l.Akl.I.AAD and Folk 60. look
lit aiven away free. Send some Ia
Your friends, Get them al Ohlinecr
Alteld S. io-1-6
So WILL Buy new smith Pre-
mier typewriter In perfect eondi
ton, worth SIS. Apply News Of
fee. room L., upstairs. If.
WANTED-Fruits AMI produce
on commission We are large han
dlers. Ingram Seed and Commission
- '"iuostd I'd. I-h- mo,
III ST REC ElNED-1 dozen high
Trade bicycles. Lakeland Ildw. &
FIG 20. i26-to-l-i
\ CHRISTMAS PRESENT which
VIII he appreciated by the family is
Nee home. Let THE ALIEN HOLLY
II
REALTY 20. select it for you.
12-lltf.
WANTED-A onee. two or three
orange packers. Phone No 4 mr. e.li
2e2 Drane Bldg. 1o-i,f
Il ST RECEIVED u ear Ma
ID stif rahses. Lakeland Ildw. 4 Pr,
- cor Main 81 and Tenn I'VE
l--a-ta-l-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11

FOR RENT Splendid office room
% corner, ground floor of Deem a
bTyant building. Inquire of Roht
Bryant 11-9n.,f
WbR RENT Furnished room on
Lax Moi'f a, open fir place. excel
ssni .iew. elderly couple or two men
,sssfefiee. Address Box pa
12-7-tf.
soh RENT Furnished roam
noieiI conveniences. 4o4 Eas, Lime
street. Telephone 30 fe-@-tia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
Emblem OF Charity.

Love, kindness. federation. what.
ever CHARITY may b.. or if she Is com.
pounded of them all. know not All
'i'a' ! 10 know is that she is rare
a." .'''' Ter emhitn Oh sailors arm
Is Always draWH tween 'hn arcbor
az ING efa@. .-''u.ninghame.(,ra.
ham. d
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
FOR SALE

FOR SAl.t. beautiful lots, clos.
si. facing northeast side Lake Nor
ton bearing orange trees; cheap II
so! AZ anre. Apply Telegram Office.
ll-2l-tf
FOR SALE Improved and unim-
9,oyed city and suburban property.
ios quick sale list your property
wa ue Fla and Ga. Land Co .
reiepaone - Mum Bldg. lO-25tf.
FOR SALE lave the old Dixie
and NI,er plant for sale. Pump,
gnsiac, Ftnh and Brick tower.
siii sell cheap JOHN F. COX.
FOR SA.t.-a passenger touring
sar5 tur condition, or viii s.-
shaase for part ia, men; Oh Lake
and real r,,ste ADDRESS Box 5S
il. lakeland s-lO-,i
FOR SAL Palms and ferns and
's.hsl de,ora i've plants. T.. ". Hins-
a.ic. Lake 5iollingswurth. Phone 1e3
Blue 12-i-owks nd
FOR S>l.E Three four-room
sa1sss cas-. terms. Scally & Bassett
loot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
NOTICE.

o"ihs 10 certain dogs being 20.
ported As mad and having hilton
e''ler dogs, it is hereby ordered tb,,
a'i persons owning dogs will keon
them up or mnzzle them for Tho
sl'ace OF fifteen days from this d,to
O. herwise they will he taken nm ~
II" marshall BY order.
5. L. \. CLoNrS
Mayor.
Lakeland. Fla Dec. >. tai.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
y Il. cox REALTY COMPANY
REMOVAL NOTICE.

l,r sullivan has removed his Of
lace from the Kentucky building to
tie Dean Bryant building, ground
hoor la-5-6p.
SEE our large line OF toys, 81, 500
worth ON display. Lakeland lldw. Il
Plumbing Co. lo-t-to-I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
KILLED HIS GRANDFATHER
BY ACCIDENT

sorrento, Dec, William T.
Rocks, age -, started oft On a hnn.
saturday morning before day break.
tie was accompanied by Talmase
Smith. a youne grandson. bo,l, .,r-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
i.lTTi.u BOYS MD GIRLS. Toll

Santa Claus to bring you Il tricycle.,
velocopcde, hand ear or a bicycle
from HE Lakeland Hardware 4
Plumbing store, corner Main st. AMI
tennessee Ave. 2-6-tO-1-l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11

Il yon ar in tile market for =
Srohe' farm or city propcrtz III
Live Wire People" They ,a i
Win Prices ali te!n, Ia -fi;. p.,n.
~ = Ttom lsua
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
HAVE YOU GOT Y0uRSl

Lakeland is growing. suppose we
get 5000 people here in the next
ten years, What will it profit you
II you do not own any Real Estate?
Think it over and then Get Busy.
Bon Air looks good to most people.
Don't take my word for il but see il
NOW
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
The best Nmas present

!, Inc best MAS present NJ
possibly give your famil!
acres OF land; with | a,rea
year-old bearing orange irae,
acres in cultivation. Onl .No j..
from Lakeland depot. Are Yo# ~.
Misourie?" If so, hunt ill., ~
Wire People" Price onlS >t
We have others. Branlles a II =
son. t. r.,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
NOTICE.

10 whom II may concern: Mr. +
a barhitr is no longer .opnon+oa
Win the firm of Mann pu,ph;n.
NV iioh q. la-g-4
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11

WANTED Young man Slste, !.
sltion as grocer clerk, } Years :
perience: best of reference Nd
f. G. G.. this Office. T.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11

1here is good in eyerythlu2 Nh
tie woman next door is yeit'h- .
pounding the piano she ISL ea.a
about her neighbors.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
THIS contest will close Nay s. 1913 No will be aloaj
ter who is connected with in any way
THE PIANO

Here Is short description Of this magnificent Cote pan i
large sized instrument measuring it., in in height it,
length and weighs ready shipment 800 pounds TIL
materials and experienced workmanship have produced II
Cote an instrument excellent in power and appearance Tie ID
design very beautiful is adorned with rich carvings snd
bold relief indicating artistic ele The surface Of tile
rent attracts with its deep mellow color polished and
enden The keyboard wealth genuine yo5 r,s
Tie action easy elastic and responsive This piano has fine
singing once deep and tender capable alike Of pcaucn
cular effects and Of yielding the scte dreame melodies
installed in thousands Of the best homes consvator
ona and religious institutions the land and well and layo
recommended by leading public and institutions BY
cans teachers and other excellent judges musical instruments AK
t see the portfolio containing these recommendations
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
THE PLAN

Here opportunity high priced piano absolutely
free and the time purchase
Beginning today will give with every purchase of mcr
eande made certificates for the amount
the purchase These transferable from one anot
Ell and be secured by everyone Who pays cash goods
The society," lodge securing greatest value in cash
certificates by May 1918 will be with this piano absolutely
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
HOWARD MAN ATTENDS
THE C0AlDAle RALLY
Howard. Colo, Oct IS 1919.

Howard. Colo, Oct IS 1919.
PubliEheN Record:
Here are same more meas items
from this section which you can as,
u sou need something 10 Ca up Z
read what you said about everybody
handing you columns OF sun 10 print.
ami won't get mad aud stop my
rapcf if you chuck This in The was,e
basket,
went down to coaldaic Thursday
night 20 attend the Republican rany.
Say. 1t vas a .craekeriaek. Prof smith
made hit as chairmsn. he is a
humorous chap and everybody likes
him The quarteite from Canon c,ty
pleased me audience greatly md tss
people would have stayed all night 4,
tho quartei,e had keg, on s.ngins.
The inrrcssion up in tails section
~ ,hai some Of The candidl,ss arr be.-
ter lockers than speakers though TIE
boys an mSic very fssorable imprcs-
sion and ,hc lcesl Republican tickri
win run strong up here this year Tie
character Of TIE men seems 20 appel
to our people
Some Democratic candidates asa.n
buitcd in At this mertinr Thcy dilnt
act as II thoy felt right comiortah,e.
They behaved sery wei but they ioog-
Ell cut OF place at q meeting gotten
up especially BY Republicans TO e.sc
our people an crpor,n-ity q meciins
the Republican canaida,es Our poo
pie talked aboat II good dcal-about
the seeming necessity OF the nernp-
cratic candidates having TO hnng cn,o
tho coat tails OF the Republican csa-
dates in order 10 get inside tho lime
light hut the Republican boys were
very nice about /, and never said
word.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
ASKS TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS DAMAGE

sulr was Instituted in the Fremont
county district court here ON Tuesday
by n. p. Worries and =. o. Phlerer as
attorneys for !. W. wickstrum TO re,
cover damsgrs In the sum OF ten
for alleged personss injuries to the
plaintiff on the twcnty-third OF Sep
tember OF the curren, year. The COM
plant states that an automobile in
charge of Adm McGo~n. chauffeur for
the defendant. through the careless
ness and negligence OF the driver ran
into bicycle ridden by Mr. wick-
sirum. in consequence Of which he
was thrown violently TO the ground
breaking his collar bone and innictlnS
other injuries OF serious ard PAINFUL
character.
The accidcnt on which the sui; S
predicted occurred during a Gre A.
the residence 81 Airs. 7. r. Rranc. las
South Nlnia street. about a month ass
when tse roadway MAS crowded wi;h
people who had been attractci 70 tie
vicinity by the blowing Of the dr.
whistle The eompiaint alleees, tina,
wiekstram was volunteer fireman
and in the DISCHARGE OF his duty Was
hurrgins TO the scene of TIE supposed
couaavration when MecaTn neeilcssiy
ran into him through his failure ,a
obey the iaW Of tho road. The ma-
chine ii is eantonde4. was guided TO
tie ien hand side pf The s,rcr, and
that wigkssrum wasrnahio to se, our
of the way by reason Of the drivers
negligence 10 ioiiow The established
custom IN srch circumstances and WIS
badly hurt az result Il is expected
that The caso VITA come ap Tor srs,l
a, the Noscm.,cr tcTm Of court
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
An 0lO SOLDIER
LAID TO REST

David V. Parks was laid 10 rest IN
Lakeside cemetery Thursday afte~-
noon: the inierment being under n.
direction Of the members Of Gre@l-
wood Post No. 10. Grand Army of tn
Republic. OF which organization the de
ceased was n member Mr.. Parss
was born at Montgomery. Missouri.
January twenty-third. 1870. eonse-
quently was in the seveniy-third year
OF his age.
Mr. Parks was married 10 Miss Mary
l. Rose. December thirteenth. 1855
soon after he had returned home from
the war at the close Of hostiliiies be-
tween the North ami the south. or
this marriage two ohiiiren we're bora
both OF whom died in infancy H's
frs, wife being dead De was marrici
to Miss Rosie c. Drumand On FebrI-
AIRY tNenty-eighth. lS7i To them wrs
born one child. David EsNard Pa Ks
who has made his howe With BIS par
ents siisce coming 20 Colorado ps-
ceased leaves foar sranaohiilrea.
0oidle M.. Finis J.. David ana Marie
Mr.. Parks. with his vile. removed
from Missouri 70 Kansas. thirty-slx
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
ACCIDENT IN DENVER
& RIO GRANDE YARD


slight accident occurred in .he
Deassr 4 Rio Grande raiiroad yas,-s
here thls morning when three cal
care coming down the incline At fac
coal chute ran into the engine attached
20 st bound freight train No go
VIII such rosce as 60 smash tho cae
ana otherwise inlure the locomot. ,.
Eneueer Il, c. Casonhcisor spd- the
'Hrcman on the Inflated locomotive
Iumred from the cab when they saw
the LANCER and Mother Of them were
hur The fre'ght trcain had been ar-
dcrsl 10 back Into switch Ter tas
Irr se o. leaving the main tr.srs
opeu Tor another train ana had rot
had t!sae = sci lase the clear when .hr
coal cars came dawn The incline aad
rn alto the locomotive as deserinei
Tsc teeitsnt took place near the west
end q the incline leading up to The
ceal ohuse.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
DIED At PUEBLO FOL-
LOWING An OPERATION

Frederick IAtimer. superintendent
of the Arkansas Valley Railway. Llsht
and Power company. at Florence. died
sunday night at st. Mary's hospital in
Pueblo following a severe attack OF ap-
pendIciiis. for which he vas operated
upon At Pueblo nearly month ago.
At irsi the operation seemed to be sr-
tirely sucoessfui. but the patien; grs l.
ualiy lost strength and about week
ago is condition became serious
NJ IAtimer was IS years old AMI
had heen connected with the Arkans rs
valley Railway. Light and Power COM
par for several wears. He Is survived
by his wife; his parents. who reside N
81 catherine. Ontario. and a hrother.
Iohu :, I.atimer. also ot St Cathar-
ines Accompanied by Mrs. L.atimcr
ana aer parents the remains we're ak
en- 10 oskaloosa. Iowa. on Monday fpr
hl--f.r
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
BIG MEETING At PEN
ROSE TUESDAY NIGHT

TOE nlescst aud most enthusiasts.
messins held BY tho Repuhaesn and
Progressive party candidates fer in
dioial. Legislative and comfy offices
thus FAR durlng the campaign TOOK
place at Penrosc Tuesday nlehi Tn.
meetiag was held In the Pcnrosc
school house. which WIS crowded -
its capacity by voters from thc SUI
rounding country; there being fuliy
two hundrcd and nifty people prcxcn'
l. NJ. Hovey presided as chairman
and speeches were made by nearly ali
OF the candidates in attendance. Thc
campaign ansr.e,sc made great hit
by the singing OF a nambcr Of popular
political songs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
kEETING At C0ALDlLE
THURSDAY NIGHT

One Of the largest and mes, enthus-
iastic meetings ihus far held by the
Republican Judicial. legislative ani
cornty candidates took place At Coal
dale last Thursday nisht Addresses
we're made by Jusgs chss a. wilkia.
Gilber; a. Walker. r. T. smith. =.
n Howeill Matt y Lines. Horace J.
Craig Judge jas l. Tooper. Jonathan
seaman and others The campaign
quartetie which accompanied the can
didates to coaldaie made a grea, hit
with It's singing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
years ago and from Kansas to Canon

years ago and from Kansas to Canon
City in 1906.
He died il the hosplta! at salida At
1850 o'clock last Tuesday night where
Mr.. Parks became Christian when
young man. and. with his wife. unit
consistent. devoted member all OF as
life. He was also an honored member
OF the C. A. r. and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him. Tie
funeral service was held at Wilson }
undertaking chapel and was condnct-
ed BY Rev. DR. T. P Stafford.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

4 suit 10 recover certain moneys
allied to De due The plaintiff was nlel
IN the oniee OF the district clerk here
last Saturday by 4 f. Carlton ot
Cripple Creek. president Of the FIRST
National bank rf this city. against Jas
r Chapman. Nellie G. sheldon and
W. NJ Nayhcw. The case win como up
for hearing at the November term Il
court with d. W. Ross as attorney for
the complainant
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES


l. i. Davis is coa5sl a-s-n.i cement
ditch from his front s-ta westward.
When completed lie Will have line
OF ceme-t ditch extending across the
entire front of his seven-aere ranch.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Keeling and
children. ANA Carl Keeling drove down
from westciire Saturday for few
days visit with relatives. \ family
gathering for duck dinner" At
Grandma kellIng's was an event Of
Sunday.
Mrs. Hankins returned Tuesday
from Denver. where she has been at
tending the Festival Of Mountain AMI
Plain.
Mrs. Ber, Ready's morser and siste-.
who have been visiting the family for
some time. ARE leaving this week for
their home in South Dakota.
Mr. and Airs Geo. Schneider are
here from the Wet Mountain valley on
visit to Mrs. sehneIder's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Holzfaster.
.....
] Ed Irwin arrived home Monday from
the San Luis valley where he has been
spending the summer
Geo. -. Hayer has moved his family
To Fred Northwang's place. corner OF
Sherman and Logan. Mr.. Nothwang
and family have moved TO Portland,
where he IS engaged in the meA, bus
mess
Mr.. Geo. Palm. living on Chestnut
avenue. had the misfortune TO Iose
their family horse this week.
Mr. ". e Thomas returned Tues
dsy from a business trip through Ar
kansas and Texas. He has been sbsen;
about two weeks
There Was a large and enthusiastic
crowd In attendance at tie Republican
and Progressive rally at the Lincoln
park school house on Monday evening
The singing By the quartet was n fes-
ture 40 much appreciated that they
were called hack repeatedly during the
evenings program.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
ArrLrs MANrEn sow.

We are bnyIng now Bulk Ben DAVIS
End Gano: also well packed boxed sp.
s,les; winter varieties; will also take
all your cider apples. paying market
rieeS--Thomas a Kirluon. 2i7ts-wti.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
-FRUl7MERE
AND FOURMILE


Mr.. a. r. Ralston and family Of la
coin park are visiting with Mrs. Rais-
tons mother and family OF East Main.
Mrs. Ralston and children expect 10
ssart for Hebron. Neb.. the last Of ,a1s
week.
The East Canon Embroidery slab
viii uieet with Mrs. Hibbard next
Vsruesday afternoon pleasant and
profitable afternoon is ANTICIPATED
Mrs. Oscar Green was the gnest Of
Mrs. Geo Newell Monday afternoon.
The East Canon Division OF the IN
dies Aid will give ten cent social
at the residence OF Mrs. Robert Harri-
son OF East Main street Thursday
evening. Every one is invited. Come,
And have a good time.
Messrs. VIII and Ben Hall are pick
ing apples for Mr. Gage OF Four Mile.
The Philomathian Literary society
met last Friday evening. good PM
gram was rendered which every ons
enjoyed The next meeting will be
held next Friday evening. All OF tsc
.tenbers are earnestly requested TO bc
psesent A good program is being
planned
Ar Miles I.amb. who has been work
ing in Pueblo for the past several
weeks. n spending few days at honle.
Mr. N. C. Cation OF East Main street
lost a valuable horse Saturday The
cause Is not exactly kno~n- Mr.. Rock
afelio~ also lost valuable horse this
week.
Mt Archer of salida is the snes; of
MI anu Mt n 1oues VI i'oHrt s'i-
nue. for a few days Of this we-k.
~ and Mrs. r. y. Gage went II
Colorado Springs sunday.
....s
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Newell and child
ren were guests OF Mr. and Mrs Bert
Readle OF Lincoln Park Sunday after
srooa- The gathering was In honor Of
NJ birthday OF Mrs Readie's niece.
Mr.. Oscar Green and Mrs n. \.
Gaze spent Tuesday afternoon w.sh
Mrs Geo. Newell
Mr. Alex and John Mink are erpe~t-
ed to come down from the ranch Nth
n load of potatoes.
s.s..
The Frnitmcre sahool Is pianuins
an entertainment and pie social 20 be
given the evening Of October the 3ist
Ess-yone . Invited to come and ihe
. 3 hiring a pie
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

Miss Nettie Maddox returned home
ON Tuesday from several weeks
visit with friends in Pueblo. Castle
Rock aud Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
Yours truly
OLD TIMER.

p. s.-You brag about your Canon
City apples. You ought to see some
apples we are producing up here.