The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., July 18, 1912, Page FIVE, Image 5

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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES
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The raspberry and currant patches
Just now sre claiming the attention .
M ranch people generally over the j
Virk. The raspberries especially arc
a fine crop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A bait have
•S»oe to Grand Junction to visit relg-
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Uvea add And work. *
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Mis. Randall and children o( Brook- i
side are visiting the Baker family on '1
Bast Sherman avenue. Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. Randall were old friends a't
Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. Wilkinson, an old aeqaaJni
aaca of Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, stopped
off Friday for a day's visit while on
her way to Idaho
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Miss Cora Woodford aceompaniei ,
bar fc -uslu. Mias Ida Warner, who has
baas hare on a visit, beak to her home j
at Concrete, leaving Wadaaaday. Mias'
Woodford will spend a short Urns vts-.
Uing relatives there.
£l'oyd COna cams down from Weat
cllffa the last of the weak 1 tor an
over-Sunday visit with borne folks an
Colorado avenue Us west back to
his work on the Elate ranch Tuesday.
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Mias Ida Oebhardt phones frequent
ly to home folks from bar outing point
an Tallahassee creek. She says they'
era tan miles from the mall route
hot that they get the Weakly Reaord
Jast the same * ,
Mr .sad Mrs M. C Osins left Sat
urday for the diluent dietrtet to barv
aet their Ug crop of wheat B 0
Woodford te eieo attending to his
ban Jet there.
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f- Beeale Key was called lasi
weak to finish oat as unrip red term
of the Osh Creek school, the former
tanchor having resigned.
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Taa ladles' prayer meeting of Die
trtet No. M met with Mr*. RweWaari
Monday gflermeon on Bast Sherman
avenue
Brooks Csrvsr left Tuesday for the
Sin I-uls valley to work In the bar*-
sat Balds. Oeorgs Smith has been
there for a week or two and reports
work In plenty at present.
Mrs Leaf, a cousin of Mrs. rnrmtr,.
eel led hoc up over the phone at the
D er R Q depot Monday while pass-,
Inf through Canon CUy on her way
from Illinois to California. She
promisee Mrs Farmer a visit on tha
return trip
Tha J. C. O elob spent a moat
pleasant sflernoom Saturday with Mina
Mabel Catbbert at the Cuthbert home
oa Grind uvunue. A goodly noanbor j
of members and aevsral gusnta were
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Mrs Kibble of Willow street says ad >
any one wants to see apple* let them’
dries oat ovar their corner of tbei.
Park. There are eererel orchards}
worth looking at In that vicinity.
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Walter Hammett, who haa a position ;
with tha Cement Works Co., si Con
arete, was a week-end visitor wttp
horns folks.
Mias Mabel Calhbert entertained A
company of young people Thuradiy
eventog >Jhsr home on Grand avenue i
la of her friend. Miss Elsie
Jones of Barren. Wle. The houee
has lately been remodeled and the
rooms with their freeh paper and
paint mads a pleasing setting tot the
social event. A mast enjoyable time
Is Reported.
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Little Sytvln and Oladya Cad well
went up Tuesday with Mr. Colton to
T|gU'hair granddaughter on tha ranch
aUshsssee crash. Frank Wil
liams (>f Pueblo la lbs guest of Guy
Cad well.
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Mr. Tom I.lnkina of Orsnd Junction
la spending his two weeks' vacation
with bla parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
I.inklns. on Psta avenue, while Mrs.
Unkin* In spohdlng here with her
parents at Bellingham, Wash. Mr.
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Unklna Is traveling salesman far the
Ridenour and Baker wholesale bouse I
at Pueblo.
I Clark Llewellyn took a Jolly hay-
I rack party of twenty-live or more tniys
gnd* girls out to tbe swimming pool
Thursday evening The all partici
pated in a picnic supper then the boys
bad a Hue time swimming
! Mrs Hallaeer ia back from a
mouth's visit with relatives at Weat
j cllffe. The trip did not Improve her
health sS much As aka bad hoped aud
she la still confined to the house with
1 rheumatism.
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; MT.snd Mrs Chss. Quigley and lit
tle daiifchtec of Troy. Mo., are vlsltng
at the Hamjiey home on Willow
street. Mrs QdlAgy end Mrs Ham
mett are asters vtsltom will'
mmaln for three or fanl.'weeta. ib*i J
I Mrs. Hammett will aocampany them
! for a visit with other rdfbtlvea at Col
orado Springs Mrs. fUmsu-U ea
pects to ga back Mr sad Mrs.
'Quigley on their r*<3« to Missouri.
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Miss Orpah Cbeusf 'was aayldg
' good-bys to hsr trvends on Lincoln
’ Park Tuesday afternoon She says
the family Ipsve TharsiU/ to. make
• their home at Fort Collins The fam
ily of H U Cheney have been resident*
of Lincoln Park and Canon City tor
the last twelve yearn and they are
leaving friend* 1° this vicinity.
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Mrs. Miller and eon. Chna. and Miss
‘Nellie Unsch came down :n the Mil
ler car frost Wentellfe Friday and
I were the gueeU of tbs'family of Fie*
Kelllng jntli TuendaF-’ Will Kellis I
and Chat Keffing and family drove 1
down In the Kelllng car oa Saturday (
sod spent a fbw days with relative* (
Willie Tatum accompanied hte ancle i
Charles back to hie ranch to spend '
the of thq.summer^
NEWSPAfER MEN ENJOYED TRIP
(rihstfsaed HyBHW* eIgSV) |
la one'* system. One woman worked
of no many that the rest of the |ue
'ple In her car became ashamed and
refused to talk further In adjective*.
, She literally Bowed adlectlvee for an
hour and a half and then fainted
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W E Madden of Nunn ate a hnn-1
dred trout, at the big feed at feui
nbnr. On inquiry it vs* found that
Mr. Madden wna a member of the last
j legislature which, no doubt. accoun.-,
ed for his ability to get the Osh.
see
George Hoemer. tbe original Wil
son man la Colorado, was prominent
lln the business sessions If Mr Wil
son Is elected Mr. Hoemer will be ap
pointed First Assistant Poet meet er
| '■ Always Ready
j.,. From the moment a Studebaker
e. fFUndert) “20” U delivered, you have a
j* car ready to go on the job. It will gtand
up to its work day in and day out— take
the hill* and rough places as cheerfully as
the smooth, and the only care it asks is
lubrication.
Studebaker can are built for honest
everyday service, (fid will give you tetvice
—not excuses. You can start on the
longest journey in full confidence th-i you
will finish as strong as you began.
Mechanical stability, beauty of design,
simplicity of control, low price and low
upkeep cost combine to make the Stude
baker ’'2o’* an ideal car.
Th« $BOO Stud.baker )“I0" ■
rill« tlnni>r<ltwln —t t"*** ~ W. DriraH.
Tv r*-*o±** t«*
mmd IfssMßMtsti s•*■>
lift ii- «... *■!.«— wlw »
The Studebaker Corporation Datrolt, Michi’rsr
. A J. Armstrong, Agent
Sll Main St. Telephone, West 20S
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CAKOW CUT RRCSRB, THCMDAT. Jixnig I>l£
Wasn’t That a Splendid Rain? '///$& I
Yes Indeed! But here are some more good things be
sides rain we want to Interest you in.
Frey and Collins B « B r^ D M^ Store
Children's Waists Porch and House
I “• kmj ‘ * *** 4 kaiH * 4 wah * Dresses
Up * t new dresses, yet durable
„ y B sad well made. The graceful fit.
Vj uH n “• wy* the ir w»i*d w«h
i/wf bsttews sad hose .qpperter UW. w,u »»
ss. Bgy. the -mump wm* m .
C. B. A. Lb Spirit. * fl “ til W tut , (U s, *Ldo. e«c
' * Corsets * l^l * l “* flbasatt porch work fob
. Ur *‘ V-.fse' , Smiß DATS. Oir Um *f Waist*. BkMpg
Th.jeru.sf to j” ”V
r«ls. . Rahesidery .Sspplles. W. “ **”
„ Jvf*■„ * | 9eM| waist, weO taped; tmrT T • esmpiefe Use #f Pll-' sew sad csmplets sad priced la *
f*% ttm, ILJg, vLit aaa mm. I Isw Tsp set*. Ceaterpleees, Dell
,ob. Barslaa Carts! lUL adn 004 hen- bsttsus lev, Tewels, flsssss, Thresdt, eta. sefL
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O«o#rml. or past suiter st Ft. Morgan.
1 or somethin* else
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j AJva Saain. the secretary of the!
laaaociatioo. managed the excursloo. i
It was his first hot he pulled it off
like a veteran—like a real Raymond
—Whitcomb, in tact
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Luts Wilcox, who hae been a mem- .
her of the aaeociatloo nearly ns long
as Wolfs Londoner. Lets on that he;
can't see so gets his wtfe to do most i
of tbs work about Vaklng all arrange- j
meats looking up lunches, etc., on n
trip of this kind
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Judge Dobell of Julesburg sad
Judge Palm of Hot Sulphur Spring*
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are newspaper men who bars bsea
honored by their ooamunltisn Tb-y
sre county ludgea. Mr Stall sf Cun
tral city will probably be the- Dgsao- ,
crstlc nominee tor Judge this .(nil.
Same newspaper man seam to ltk* the
Judgeship belter than tha postaStoe. |
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Mrs ~Wll»on. wife of a newspaper j
man at Krammltng. plehodabsmt a hwa
| dred bushels of -autifu! Columbine 1
' and presents : firry lady on tbe train i
! w lth a big bunch of the stats Sow..- •
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Tbs Hobby Hong st Steamboat was
xu unusual,animal that most of she'
men took n sre*t deni of Interest in. j
; Tt was roped md put m tbe corral by!
1 M**® and Gee and wasn't
, Ist ont anti si. had deported from
tho chnrmtiw little summer resort
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j Too mnr bars seen old men in the
J front sen; \t tbs theatre counting the
button* on :bs chorus girls' shoes by
Ithe use of *a open glass, but did you
•rer #e~ a man use a uf of field
I glass** to rody the features of those
la s b'.g maun* pool? Ask Otto
, wangelta h>w'it works.
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Mr J W Kelley has wall earned j
the Iltli of tha Demosthenea of the aj*
soclatJon His few well chosen ora
torical flights of eloquence at TsmpA
| would hav. dons credit to a Walcott
or a Bryin G D H ’
HARK OUT FOR
COUNTY TREASURER
* we .v* g a ms. t.v; bbb
Mr. Editor -
Kindly tur.ouoce my name as a can
didate for the Domination of County
Treasurer. * abject to the will of the
voters, of the Democratic assembly
■ad priu.art election.
JOftM.F. MARK
Big eiru qjon Son lav July 21st. : J
over Color. l l*l*o famous scenic line.
Canon City to Cripple Creek. $1 s;>
round trip. Train lenses On non City
8:20 a m returning leaves Cripple
Creak spm
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Of School District No. 31. County of
Fremont. State of Colorado
KECEIVED
Amount on hand July 1. 1911.
General Fund t 44.7 S
Amount on hind July 1. 1911.
Special Fund .... lfS-84
Rec«!\t>il from General Fund by
apportionment . 79.93
Race 4 red from Special tax for
school purpoom 249.9^
Rerolrsd from Interest distri
bution . ..... M 3
Total rt'OA’lptn $549 00
PAID OUT
For teacher n salary, 6 months $275 00
For fuel, current expense, etc 33.40
For furniture 5.45
For County Treasurer's fees. 249
Total .$31*34
Balance In hands of County Treasurer:
June 30. 1912, General Fund $ 79.71
•Juuo 20. 1912. Special Fund 152-92
$549.00
Ww W. BURNET.
Secret gry of District No. 3t.
METHODIST CHOIR
PICNIC AT CITY PARK
Tuesday even;ag at the City park
Ithe members of the Methodist choir
with their wires, husbands and sweet
hearts enjoyed a pleasant little pic
nic supper About fifty people were
present to get rid of the fifteen
pounds of roost beef, toe cream, coffee
and coke. Tbe picnic was arranged as
n littla farewell before the big choir
takes Its vacation for a month. The
quartette and the Junior choir will
furnish the music st the services dur
ing the absence of the senior organi
sation
After ths picnic the whole gather
ing went over on River stceet and
serenaded Mr and Mrs Scott who
1 sre very much Interested In the wo.*k
of the M. E. choir.
f A. H. DAVIS
THE OLD SHOE MAN
1; Advertises all Men’s Oxfords and Low Cut Shoes at
i: $1 a pair off Regular price
A few Boys’ and Youths’ sizes in proportion. All ; I
Ladies' Pumps, Slippers, Ties *nd .Oxfords at »
50c to $l.OO a Pair Off;
In All Stocks and Colors. Misses' andChlldrcn's
Sizes on Ssme Basis.
!! Sizes nearly complete in all of them, and all are
; j first-class shoes. | J
Sal* Until August Ist and for Cash Only
I We must have cash, and make room for tall good;.
Come early and get tst choice as they will not last long. ;;
426 Main Strast.
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Excursion
Canon City to Cripple
Creek'and Return
Sunday, July 21st
Via F. & Q. C. Railroad
Colorado's Famous Seonie Una
I.eave Canon City at 8:30 a. m.; returning, leave
Cripple Creek at {.-00 p. m.
Only $1.50
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Of School District So. 22. County of
Fremont. Suite of Colorado, from July
1. mi. to June JO. 1912.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand 7-1-11. gen
eral fund • 268.47
Special fund 519.09
Received from General fund
by apportionment 111.40
Received from Special Tax for
school purposes 584.23
Received from Interest on
taxes 4.41
" Total receipts Ji.4sQ.so
PAID OUT
For teachers' salaries. 8 mos t 520.00
For fuel, suplissi etc 40.00
For secretary's salary 18.00
For county trsaa. flees 5.84
Balance in mods of County
Treasurer Jon 20, 1912:
General fund 270.27
Special fund 53428
Total , f 1.480.60
Balance La hands of County
Tress. June 30. Ul2 9 894.55
Amount of warrants register
ed and unpaid Non#
Amount of warrants drawn
but not paid 20 00
JOHN D WORTH.
Secretary of District No. 22.