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where she will be married to Mr.. Ira
Burr. formerly of Canon. The house
was beautifully decorated. snowbaiis
being used profusely about the rooms.
To create merriment, a tangled webb
had been wound about the rooms and
Miss Deweese required to follow the
line until she found the dainty little
article which was secreted ia large
paper SNOWFALL.
The other gifts which were lovely
and of a varied assortment were hid
den about the parlors-
Ice cream and cake were served by
Mrs. Wilson to the eighteen young la
dies who had the pleasure of being In
attendance.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

A Pleasant Surprise.
One OF the most pieasantest Affairs
OF the season on lincoln Park occur,
red on Thursday evening when abort
seventy-hve friends and neighbo-s
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Cunningham On Locust street
carrying all sorts OF bundles and bent
on having n good time
The surprise was a complete one
in the form of n Farewell Party as
Mr.. and Mrs- Cunningham expect -
leave soon for their new home at
Hutchinson Kansas
The evening was pleasantly spent in
social conversation while the young
folks INDUCED In various interesting
games and other amusements.
Coffee. cake and sandwiches were
served for refreshments and at lass
hour the happy crowd departed pleas
ed with the good time they had enjoy
ed and extending their heartiest
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
for a happy. prosperous future in their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs Cunningham have
made many friends during their stay
In Canon City and we sincerely regret
the departure OF such kind friends and
good neighbors from our midst.
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This Interests Every Woman.

A family doctor said recently that
women come to him thinking that
they have female trouble. but when he
treats them for their kidney and biad-
knowing. and also that Foley Kidney
Pills are the best and safest medicine
at such times You cannot get better
purer medicine for backache. weary
dragged out feeling. aching joints. ir-
regular kidney and bladder action and
nervousness due to kidney troubiss.
Try them They are tonic In action.
quick IN rcsuits.-corner Drug Store
adv.
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Meeting Up With Old
Friends In Long Beach

/ didn't come away from Canon City
on pleasure trip. l had some busI-
ness in Salt Lake City and / found it
wouldn't cost much more to buy a
ticket around through California. SO
got through with the business Ut
Salt Lake City and am on my way
home-the long way around. via Los
Angeles. Long Beach and San Fran
cisco. And then 1t is the blossom few
er season in Canon City, you know.
Some people will know.
But II has beer a very pleasant
little trip just the same-even IL
didn't expect 1t To be-or intend 1t to
be. Every day l have been away
have met friends have known some
where, sometime before.
came over to the Virginia hotsl
here at Long Beach last Wednesday
for few days stay. The day / ar
rived the California Press Association
arrived for a four days stay at this
hotel Among the people are several
who went with the National Press
Association to Alaska four years ago.
Some OF my best friends on that trip
70 Alaska were these California peo-
pie. So / was soon adopted by the
crowd and have spent four very pleas
ant days knocking about and visiting
with them
haze been able to get a better
viex-a better understanding-of Cal
ifornia affairs than one usually gets
from the chance acquaintance made
on the trains or in the tourist hotels.
California has some excellent coun-
try newspapers and some bright and
enterprising newspaper men, white
probably the greatest newspaper in
America today is the Los Angeles
Times.
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Traded Properties this Morning.

]. E. Mcclure and Thomas Knowles
this morning traded properties: the
former conveying his four-acre ranch
on Elm avenue. lincoln park. to Mr..
Knowles In exchange for his residence
property on River street The amour,
involved In the transaction was Ave
thousand dollars. Mr.. Knewies will
occupy the Lincoln park place as a
home as soon as he is able to secure
possession.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness and that 10 by constitutional
rcmedies- Deafness Is caused by an
infiamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube Is infiamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when II 10 entirely closed. Deafness a
the result. and unlcss the innamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an infiamed con-
dition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness tcaused ty
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
Sold by all Druggists. 7sc.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stipation.-Sdv.
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This country is ali newly made-at
least newly populated. You find peo-
pie from everywhere. No matter where
you come from you will find friends
from the old home You can walk
down the Pike. or sit on bench
while the crowd passes by and pick ont
a friend any time. Everybody who
comes to Long Beach frequents tha
Pike have seen people here l knew
In Illinois thirty years ago. in Florida
twenty years ago. in Kentucky nine
teen years ago, and in Colorado more
recently. And I haven't gone to much
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Surprise

Surprise.
Mrs. C. J. Fredrickson was the re
cipient OF a happy surprise Monday
evening In the form of picnic party
planned by tho membership Of little
Sewing Club OF which her daughter.
Miss Ruth. In q member.
Monday evening was Miss Ruth's
turn" to entertain and although she
is at present residing In Grand juno
ton the Club decided to have their
meeting at the Fredrickson home just
tho same.
Although greatly surprised. Mrs.
Frcdrickson was equal to the occasion
and enjoyed the fine lunch and jolly
good time equally we'll with her SELF
invited guests.
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Motor Party to Springs.

As the guests OF Miss Mignon Baker,
Mrs. Henry Mack, Mrs. William Ar
thur Heidel OF Middletown, Conn. and
Mr.. William Mack of Vancouver. B. c..
motored to Colorado Springs. Monday
The party took luncheon at the
Antlers and spent the remainder OF
the afternoon viewing the scenic at
fractions about the Springs
The outing was one OF much pleas
ure TO both hostess and guests.
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INTERESTING CLASS
DAY PROGRAMME

The annual class day exercises OF
the seniors Of the Canon City high
school were held at the high school
assembly room Wednesday afternoon
In the presence of one of the largest
gatherings of students and their
friends ever assembled there on a
similar occasion. The class colors.
white and green. were festooned over
the stage and about the walls with
pretty effect. The rostrum was deco
rated with green foliage and snow
balls.
The exercises of the afternoon we're
generally conceded to have been the
best ever witnessed here. both in the
character of the program and in the
manner OF its execution. The pro-
gram follows:
Introductory Remarks and Class His
tOfy. .hoocIt II. OuocEWoou
Class Poem. Charles kutzleo
Piano Duet. Jessie Moderwell. Bessie
McQuown.
Reading. g............... Agnes Arthur
Violin Solo. ....... .Ivalyne Mcdaniel
Class Prophecy. .Eima Elliott. Louise
Marr.
Recitation ............. Anna Harry
Comicai Duet. John McKinstry.
Arthur Wilson.
Reading .............M Mildred Carter
Original Story. ....... Myrtle Carter
Class Song. words and Music by
Ralph crouse) e)............... Glass
Address ................ frincipAt
Class Humorist. E Ford McKinnon
Class Musician Ralph Grouse
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Jolly zoo Party.

As the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Her
man Loehr. the members of the Five
Hundred Club enjoyed Friday even
ing to a very great extent
Mrs. Harry Bowen was the lucky re-
clpieni Of the prize for the best score
Of the evening and Mr.. Irish carried
OF the consolation trophy.
The evenings pleasure was conciud-
ed by the serving OF delicious lunch
con.
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A pleasant little incident happened
one night had gone to a theatre
on the Pike with bunch of newspa-
per men to see Rex Beachs little play
Going Some"-the story OF which.
by the way. We are going 10 run in The
Daily Record soon. An usher called
me out between acts to see a man
The man was Mr.. Charles s. Patterson
of New York City, for many years
publisher of Newspaperdom. which IS
journal edited for and read by news
paper people. 1t has several times
mentioned The Record in a most
complimentary manner.
Mr.. Patterson had run over from
Los Angeles for few hours. had rec
ognized my name and town on the
hotel register. and hunted me up for
little visit We had never met be-
fore. but had exchanged letters sew
eral times on the subject OF newspa-
per making Mr.. Patterson Is a vety
pleasant gentleman to talk with and
knows more about more OF the news
papers of the country than any man J
have ever talked with. In the course
OF several compliments 10 the paper
he said that he had always consider
ed The Canon City Record to be a
model newspaper In its class"
A good many former Canon City
people live in Long Beach. The list
rs most too long to attempt giving CT
hand
II. S. Taggert is a real estate oper-
ator: Gilbert Campbell is just moving
into a handsome new house: G Z.
Conkle and daughter. Miss Edith. live
here; George Fitch. the painter. is In
the same line here; Misses Belle and
Maggie Gardner live here; Miss Doro-
thy Downs has a millinery store Ex-
Sheriff W. l. Hawkins Is a constable
and his son. VIII Hawkins. works N
n bank W. A. Dunn lives here II.
Tom Marsh. the contractor. is also
, here. And there are others.
With one or two exceptions. be-
lieve that they are not doing so very
friends in the same lines are doing In
Canon city-aithough these are boom
days in Long Beach
c. q. II.
Long Beach. May IL. 1919.
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Senior Party Al Denton.

AF~~~@ @&eI -
The Denton pariors were the scene
OF much merriment Monday evening
when the members Of the faculty and
graduating class OF the North Canon
High School we're the guests OF Pro-
fessor and Nrs Sherwood.
A progressive Talking Fest was the
chief feature OF entertainment
Ten Interesting subjects were chos-
en- and noted on cards which were
presented to the guests The chairs
were numbered In duplicate. the ladies
being seated and the gentlemen re-
quired TO draw a number correspond
ing TO the chairs oceupied by the la
dies-
-Four minutes time was given for
the discussion of each topic by the la
dies and gentlemen-partners chang
ing at each ring of the bell. should
the couples be tempted to converse on
any other theme, a fine was imposed
Although an on-iooker or one listen
ing might have thought a Chinese
school was being conducted. still the
idea was a very clever one.
Under the last subject of Let's Have
Eats dainty refreshments were serv-
cd.
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Breakfast.


For her friends. Miss Ethel
Hitchcock of Mount Vernon. Illinois.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas entertained TWEEN
ty-four ladies at a four-course break
fast. Friday morning.
The table decorations were excep-
tionaiiy pretty and quite out OF the
ordinary. The place cards were oEisi-
nal. each one showing a fine kodak
picture OF the guest of honor and hav-
ing the names spelled backward. Much
amusement was afforded the guests In
finding their table places and the cards
wilIrbe preserved as dainty souvenirs
OF the happy function.
On the center of each table was a
huge bowl OF the mountain daisies
These little mountain blossoms OF pink
and white are rarely used for this
purpose but the effect was extremely
fetching.
Mrs. Thomas has a very charming
personality rs q hostess and received
many congratulations for the pleas
antness of the affair.
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Dinner and Cards.

A most excellent dinner followed b,
cards. <as what twelve ladies anc
gentlemen enjoyed Friday evening
when they we're entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Jay sidebottom-
The decorations were very tasty
gold and white predominating both In
the flowers and In the different
courses of the menu.
When scores were added. Mr.. Arthur
Bisss was found to be the champion
of the evening.
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County Fair.

The Junior Class Of the C. C. H. s.
entertained at the High School build
ing. Tuesday evening. in honor OF the
graduating class
The idea OF n county fair was car
ried out In the amusement. the differ
ent booths having stunts" as are us
ually found at such meets
Brick ice cream and cake showing
the Senior class colors OF green and
white were served and a Jolly good
time enjoyed by all present
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Mrs. Rowland Hostess.

Three tables OF bridge players were
the guests of Mrs. w. p. Rowland on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. T. ID. Pal
mer captured the FIRST prize and the
guest for whom the pleasant AFFAIR was
planned. Mrs. Heidei. was given a
large bunch of lilies.
a salad course was served by the
hostess. after the play.
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Dance.

A fine time is reported by the many
who attended the dance at Annex Hall.
Friday evening. The affair was pre-
sumably given under the auspices Of
the Canon City Alumni Association for
the reception OF the class oi lsi3-but
assumed more of public nature than
Is the custom.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. chafiee OF McFar-
lanc. Kansas. and Mr.. and Mrs wag-
ner of Pueblo ary guests of the chaffee
family In East Canon. ], +. schatfce
and Mrs. Wagner ara son and dsasa-
ter respectively Of their eEss-talners.
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Picnic.


In honor Of Miss Laura Aebersoii.
who Will leave next week for Roches-
ter. y. Y. where she will spend the
summer months. twelve of her young
lady friends enjoyed a picnic supper
at City park Wednesday evening.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Wilson
the crowd was hauled" to the park
in the auto freight truck and though
the freight proved TO be a pretty noisy
bunch. as one girl put 1t. That was a
whole picnic in itself"
Miss Aebersold Is one of the leading
members of this particularly set and
she will be greatly missed by her num-
eroas friends. during the summer and
fan
The informal nature OF these gath
erings are OF especial enjoyment
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pretty decorations A huge basket Of
graceful sweet peas. tied with pink
chiffon, suspended from the chandelier
in the living room while boquets of
summer flowers further orEamented
the rooms.
The artistic score cards were hand
painted. pretty with baskets OF flow
ers and had tiny pencils and cords
attached.
At late hour q delicious luncheon
OF chicken salad. olives. salted waters.
brick ice cream in pink and white wee
cakes frosted in the same colors. and
mints were served
Mrs. shanuel was not a member OF
the Club the past winter and her
charming hospitality was greatly ap-
preciated by its membership.
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Rev. Elmer Z. Higley OF Denver.
who was the principal speaker at the
exercises Of tho Canon
City high school Thursday night. len
for his home In the capital city on an
early train this morning.
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WIN Entertain Tuesday.

Mrs. c. A. Biggs will entertain n
large number of ladies at the strath-
more. Tuesday afternoon. in honor os
Mrs. William Heidel of Middietown.
Conn.
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J. F. smith and son. c. II 81

J. F. Smith and son. c. IL Smith.
who came here recently from Monroe
City. Missouri. were Joined on sun
day by Mrs. Smith aad daughters.
Misses Alma and Grace. who express
themselves as being greatly pleased
with Canon City and Its surroundings.
The Smiths have purchased the l. II.
Bancroft place on Park avenue. Lin
coin park. and have come here to stay.
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shower for Miss Deweese.

An AS You Likc 1t Shower" was
held last night at the home OF Mrs. ).
d. Wilson. in honor Of her niece. Miss
Almas Dswesse; who. viii leave tho
nrst part Of June for Marble. Colo.
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SIxTY-THREE
GRADUATE
FROM GRADE
SCHOOLS

SUHUUlS
Sixty-three students will graduate
his afternoon from the grade schools
" Canon City. and. at the close OF the
summer vacation in September. will
inter upon their freshman year in the
iigh school. The following Is list
II their names and the schools from
which they viii receive their certih-
,ates Of graduation:
Washington-Eighth.
William Carlson.
Carol Garnett Cartwright,
Donald Irving Duncan.
Theodore Emmerson.
Helmer R. Foster.
Ruth B. Goodrich.
George p. Hawkey. ,
Bernice Karr.
Hazel Quinn,
Geneieve Shaffer.
Hubert spangier.
Catherine Mckinley Ware,
Laura Catherine Wood
Lineoln-Eighth-
Ruth Anderson.
Glenna Mabel Brauer.
Charles william Beckham.
Alexander Arthur Davidson.
Paul Leslie Essert.
Max Hardy.
Archie Kenneth Harrar.
Mark Dean LAGRANGE.
Grace c. Lewis,
Helen Victoria Linneer.
Franklin Rockafellow Little.
James Henry Marvin.
Wilma Elizabeth Mcdonald. =
Marian McFariane.
Esther Emma Ritzman.
Archie C. Sonneland-
Eighth.
Bailey o. Atkinson.
Edwin H Atkinson. n
NJ. Viola Benson.
Jack Brown,
George D. Howard.
Helen r. Howard.
Esther P. Maniove.
Irma E Milton.
Ben Owens.
George Arthur Seaman.
Ira E. Thomas.
Blanche L. Tuncfl-
washington-Ninth.
Howard E. Cooper. ;'ls
Wilbur Lafayette Combs.
Donald vanPelt Dickinson.
Wanda Grace Knowles. T.
Nina Elizabeth Means.
Nellie Margaret Pennington.
Aileen Oates.
Lloyd sheldon.
Charles Walker.
Lincoln-Ninth.
Ruby Pearl Beatty.
Alden l. Eaton,
Robert Adison Cissna.
George Warren Goding.
Kent Lewis Jewett.
Ethel b. Larson. y.
Lois c. Mcclure.
wyman Davis Taylor,
Martha Watson Turnbull. -
Lettie Olive Twist.
Timothy Z. Walsh. ih%%,
Edward II. Williams.
Roy Levis- I
This Interests Every Woman.
A family doctor said recently that
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Society
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EIks' Dance.

EIks' Dance.
An unusually large crowd attended
the social dance given by the Elks
Thursday evening. Prof. Pesram fur
nished the music while Mr.. Hyssong
and Mr.. o. J. Rundhal composed the
committee responsible for their guests
enjoyment.
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Miss sarter EntertaIns.

Miss Sartor Entertains.
Miss Josephine Hooper Of Denver
was the honor guest at a very happy
party, Monday afternoon. OF which
Miss Kate sartor was the hostess
Four tables OF Five Hundred were
played. prize for high score going 10
Aiiss Hazel Gardner.
A dainty luncheon served by the
hostess added to the pleasure OF the
occasion
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For Mrs. Heldel.

Mrs. David l. Robinson entertained
twelve ladies Mt bridge Wednesday
afternoon. The AFFAIR was given In
compliment to Mrs- william Arthur
HeIdel. the house guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Mack.
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. Jr.. was award
ed a handsome bunch Of pconies as a
souvenir for high score. while Mrs.
Heidei was presented with n jardinere
of Japanese design.
Dainty refreshments were served
during tho course of the afternoon.
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Pretty Summer Party.

Pretty Summer Party.
Tuesday evening at her home on
Greenwood avenue. Mrs. Ben shanuel
was n delightful hostess at one OF the
prettiest parties of the season.
Mrs. shanuel had aa her guests the
members OF tho Five Hundred Club.
sixteen in number with Mrs. Enic
Hall Hitchcock. Mrs. Raymond Riede.
Miss Minnie Delaney Iooney, and Miss
Ethel White AZ special guests.
Five Hundred was the game. Mrs.
Bud Holland making best score and
receiving as trophy OF her skin .
beautiful hand embroidered waist
pattern. ~ - Il
The summer idea prevailed in the
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trouble looking people up either.
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Long Beach. May IL. 1919.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-28
How Deafness Comes.

Without using the scientific terms,
there are two kinds Of deafness that
creep on us gradually, the hardening
Of the eardrum and the running ear.
both conducive to less and less ability
to hear clearly. Many who are so af-
iicted attribute the ailment to catarrh-
al influence or increasing years and do
nothing b. remedy what they deem In
curable. There is no science 80 back
ward as that which deals with diseases
Of the ear Aurists and ostologists
have made some curative progress In
octostosis, q process OF bone formation
In which ossifcation takes place with
In the substance of the cartilage. Few
fures have been actually effected, and
prominent medical authority states
that until the cause and cure of rheu-
matism are determined deafness will
continue The presence Of uric acid In
the system is, according to this learned
man. the cause Of deafness either swift
or progressive Danish this blood allen
and the deaf will hear. 1t is advisable,
therefore, to watch out against the
twinges Of gout and the rheumatic
stiffening Of the joints and muscles II
deafness is TO be sidetracked.-Lesl
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UNDERWEAR
Wanted Holiday Fare.

An English lad went to visit his two
Scotch cousins last summer during his
vacation. His breakfast every morn
ing consisted Of plain oatmeal, and he
became thoroughly tired Of it. One
morning when he felt that he could en-
dure it no longer he said:
"Say, Freddy, don't you ever have
milk with your porridgef"
Freddy turned to his brother and
grinned. "Eh, James," he said, the
lad thinks it's Christmas. EVERY
body's.
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Radium and Gems.

1t Is possible to change the color OF
precious and semiprecious stones by ex-
posing them to the action OF radium.
A German who has devoted himself to
this study has obtained remarkable re-
suits He bought sapphires OF differ
ent kinds and put them In box with
small quantity Of radium. At the
end OF a month the transformations
were as follows: White sapphires had
become yellow, blue green, violet blue,
wine colored stones red and dark blue
vioiet.-Harper's
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The man Who is tiaif Sick.

A physician recently remarked that
'it was an awful punishment to be
only slightly i'll and have nothing to
DO" The man who is only halfway
sick, If he has nothing TO occupy his
attention, soon grows morhidly intro
speetiye. and his mind becomes hlled
with exaggerated ideas OF his condl-
ton. Disease grows and fourishes un-
der such conditions. Regular employ
ment Is conducive to health. Work
Keeps the blood active and the mind
away from the physical condition.
Health.