The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Penrose Items
penrose Press.

w. ]. Whitehead was in and sub
scribed for two Presses, one Tor him
self and the other for DR.. Dunwoody
now OF Brunswick, Ca He is deeply
grieved over the prospect OF losing
the Fugate family. the present lessees
at Arcardia ranch. With them, he
says, he had home once more. and
has the satisfaction of being nearly
81 900 ahead under Mr.. Fugate's man
acement, instead of that much loser,
as was the case the year before.
William Muzzy. who has been quite
i'll for few days, is improving rap
idly, which will be good news to his
many friends
J. c. Magruder. manager OF the
Beaver Park Land and Water Com
pany, who has spent the past two
weeks in the South, returned TO Pen
rose Sunday evening. He reports
very pleasant trip with the exception
of the weather, which he found very
damp and chilly. He says that our
brand suits him much the best. and
that he is glad to get back to Gods
great WIDE reaches"
Ed Mcdaniel was in Canon City Fri
day where he had a slight operation
performed on one of his eyes. The
result was successful. although Ed has
not been feeling the best since
Mrs. ID. B. Brown entertained the
Souvenir Club Wednesday afternoon
of last week A good attendance and
fine time was reported. Next meet
ing January % with Mrs. G. C. Bullen.
r. Schedule attended the retail gro
GERS convention in Denver the hrs'
Of the week He reports large at
tendance and of course fine time,
7. f. White moved his goods I'd
Pueblo the first OF the week.
About 40 of the young folks gath
cred at the w. J. Brohman home Sat
urday evening as party guests. The
evening hours were spent in dancing
and various other kinds OF enjoyment
dear 10 the hearts OF the young peo'
pie Refreshments consisted of sand
wiches. pie, pickles. cake and coffee.
According to all reports this was one
of the most enjoyable social events
Of the season, and all report an excel
lent time.
The regular weekly choir practice
was held at the f. p. Olmsted home
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in the regular choral practice
and the playing of games. Refresh
ments were served These weli-con-
Quoted practice evenings are very
popular with the members and are
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J. +. Wright was business caller
in the county seat Monday and Tues.
day. seeing to the settling up of his
mothers estate.
f. T. Farrand OF Ottumwa came in
the last of the week and surprised us
in the act OF moving. Father says
that this section looks good to him
and that he thinks that he will locate
here permanently. OF course. person
ally. we are mighty glad to have him
with us.
Among the stock show visitors from
the Park this week are w. F. Craw-
ford and sons. Walter and bill" and
Pete" Brohman.
Mrs. Glenn Rush OF Stone city is
visiting her mother. Mrs. W. F. Craw-
ford this week. while her father and
brothers are at the stock show.
Mrs. II. w. Chinn visited with her
parents in Pueblo Saturday. making
the trip with her husband in the truck
II. w. moved the editors furniture.
OIL Thomas of the Thomas garage
is erecting large sign at his place OF
business this week
Yep. ye editor has at last got his
family here and is trying to get start
ed into housekeeping once more. Took
two days of his time this week. so II
he has missed any news you know
way. Now. we are here and settled
residents OF the Park, and are about
ready to meet our many new friends
as family. We hope soon TO become
an old-timer.
Clyde Green of Wyoming, who was
called here by the death of his father
Cob Green. is visiting at the L. r.
Corman home on Red Creek. Clyde
is AN old resident OF that neighbor-
hood and is enjoying the scenes Of
his boyhood.
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