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CANON CITY RECORD. j
Guy U. Hardy, Proprietor.
Entered at tbe Pob toff ice as Second
Claes Matter.
Subscription $1.25 a year, when paid ,
in advance.
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News Notes
THURSUAY
JOE ANDERSON OWNER OF 1916
MOON.
Mr. Joe Anderson a short time ago
purchased a new Moon car, a beauty, (
of the latest lines from J. J. Arm-
Armstrong and Son, the state agents
tor this car.
ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL HERE.
Miss Clista Bums, who recently ’
moved to Canon with her parents, is
a member of the Freshman Class in '
the North Canon High SchooL Miss
Burns formerly attended the North
Side High School in Denver.
WILL KUT2LEB AT NOW ELS.
Mr. Will Kutzleb, who has been
working in a big shoe store in Colo
rado Springs for quite awhile. Is now
assisting Mr. Beech Stewart in the
shoe department at Noweis-Stockton
Department Store. Mr. Kutzleb is a
('anon City boy who received his
early training in the shoe business in
Canon City.
CANON VISITOR TUESDAY.
E. R. Taft, route agent for the Wells ,
Fargo Express company with head-',
quarters in Pueblo, was a visitor in
('anon Tuesday.
BABY BORN TO VAN BUSKIRKS.
A baby boy weighing ten pounds ar- ,
rived this morning for Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Van Buskirk. Mother and
babe are at the hospital and both are
doing fine. I
OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS'
Miss Lois Dabney, laughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Dabney, was operated
on a day or two ago at the hospital
for appendicitis. From latest reports!
she is getting along nicely. |
DOUBLE HEADER FRIDAY NIGHT
A double header basket ball game
will be played Friday night at 7:30
in the Y. M. C. A. gym.
The Tigers will clash with the Cuts
and the Bears with the Pirates. These
games are free to the public and every
one is invited.
O. A R. G. ADDB ADDITIINAL LOW
FARE DAY.
The Denver & Rio Grande today
authorized an additional day upon
which the low fare to Denver for the
stock titow will bo in effect. Jaotiao'
16th is pranted as the additional day
’vith ihc 17th, 18th and 20tb ns tbe
other days.
NEW CHEVROLET OWNERS.
Mr. Perl Wilson has purchased a
Chevrolet car from Bunten and Thom
as to be used on his Cripple Creek
stage line. Mr. F. W. Biddix of Gar
den Park lias also purchased one.
Bunten and Thomas have purchased
a carload of Chevrolet a to be ship
ped direct.
WILL MEET IN PUEBLO THE 27th.'
On January 27th the Foreign Chris-'
tian Missionary Society will meet at
the Central Christian church in Pue-,
bio. Rev. Chas. L. Dean, of the Chris-i
tian church here has been asked to j
speak on the subject, "The Attitude
to be Taken by the Christian Church
in World Conquest for Missions." |
REV. DEAN RE-ELECTED ON MIS
SIONARY BOARD.
Rev. Chas. L. Dean, pastor of the
First Christian church of Canon City,
was rc-elected to the State Board of
Managers of the Colorado Christain ,
Missionary Society. Mr. Dean served <
on this board four or five years dur- <
ing his pastorate at I»veland, prior
to going to Now Mexico.
CLIMBED FREMONT PEAK.
Several members of the boy's S. S.
♦ lass of tbe Presbyterian church led
by Henry Palm went on a tramping
expedition Saturday and climbed to
the top of Fremont Peak. The
carried dinner and spent a moat en
joyable day in the mountains. The 1
boys forming the party were Henry 1
Palm, Hansel liaird. Don Kellogg,
Hubert Tremayne, Kenneth Harrar.
BABY GIRL BORN TO BTUTSMANB *
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stutsman of 404 <
Riverside avenue were made happy 1
New Years day by the arrival of a *
bright baby girl whom they have
named Bernice.
MRB. BCHANUEL RETURNS HOME. C
Mrs. BenJ. Schanuel left on the t
Cripple Creek stage Thursday morn *
ing for her home in Independence. ®
Mrs. Schanuel has been spending the
past four weeks in Canon visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Tay- ■
lor on Greenwood ave. 1
MRS DEAN OF CONCRETE t
AT THE HOSPITAL HERE. I>
Mrs. E. H. Dean of Concrete, came P
to Canon several days avo to undergo «
na operation at the hospital. Altho
the operation was of a serious nature. |
it was very successful and the patient
is improving rapidly.
SPEND HONEYMOON HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Downey of Rocky
Ford, who were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Johnson of Harrison ave..
for several days left for home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Downey, who was for
merly Miss Louise McCart, were mar
ried in Pueblo on Wednesday the sth
of January, and then motored to Can
on to spend their honeymoon. Mr,'
Downey is a brother-in-law of Mr.
Johnson's, and holds a position as
machinist at the sugar factory in
Rocky Ford.
FRIDAY
DENVER MAN HERE FOR VISIT
H. A. Walker of Denver is visiting
friends In Canon this week.
HERE FROM COTOPAXI
Mrs. Margaret Cooper and children
ofVCotopaxi are visiting J. W l . Mc-
Daniels and family in East Canon.
RETURNED TO DENVER
Mrs. Bell Rogers ended a pleasant
visit with Rev. C. L. Dean and family
Thursday. Mrs. Rogers whose home
' it in Denver, has been a guest in the
Dean home since before Christmas.
VISITING MUSGRAVE FAMILY.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Guy and son An
thony, of Gienwood Springs are visit
ing Mrs. Guys parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Anthony Muagrave of East Douglas
avenue. Mr. Guy is cashier of the Col
orado Supply company in Gienwood
Springs.
INVITED TO A WASHINGTON
RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay of
Washington, D. C., have invited Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. E. Spencer of this city
to meet the Marquis and Marchioness
of Aberdeen and Temair at the Ram
say home on Friday afternoon, Jan.
21st.
MARRIED IN BALT LAKE CITY.
Miss Ethel S. Moor of Salt Lake
City, Utah, was quietly married on
Dec. 21st, to Wm. T. Goegline of Den
ver. Miss Moor has a host of friends
in Canon City, having spent several
| months here as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Thornton, Of South Canon.
Mr. and Mrs. Goegline will be at home
to their many friends at No. 25 Kil
bouro Apartments, Denver, Colo,
i MRS. DEAN DOING WELL.
Mrs. E. H. Dean of Concrete, sister
of Mrs. George Padgett, is in the
hospital in Canon City. She under
went an operation a week ago and
is getting along nicely.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Tlio basket ball games to have been
played tonight between the Cubs and
Tigers end the Bears and Pirates at
the Y. M. C. A., will be posU>oned
until tomorrow night. The first game
| will start promptly at seven o’clock
in order to finish before the South
Canon-Trinidad game.
D. A R. G. OFFICALS HERE THIS
MORNING.
A special train of four coaches carry
ing a patry of the general officials
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company on an inspection trip over
the Colorado-Utah linos of the com
pany passed thru Canon shortly after
8 o'clock this morning en route to
Salida and points west. Among those
in the party were Mr. Russell, gene
ra! manager; Sweet, assistant to
| the first vice president; W. E. Mil
ler, general superintendent and Mr.
Whitfield, general roadmaster. The
special remained here only about 10
• minutes.
j LEFT FOR HARTFORD, CONN.
! Miss Margaret Marvin, who has
been visiting relatives in Canon City,
left on Denver A. Rio Grande train
' No. 2 this afternoon for her home at
Hartford, Connecticut.
SPOKE AT Y. M. C. A. LUNCHEON
Mr. D. I. Grover of Denver, secre
tary of the boy's department of the
Y. M. C. A., who is spending several
days in Canon City in the interest
of the work, gave an interesting talk
on Y. M. C. A. work in Japan at the
Men’s Luncheon Wednesday evening. |
Mr. Grover was one time connected
with the Y. M. C. A. work in Japan.
SATURDAY
GUFFEY RANCHER HERE
Mr. O. L. Reynolds who baa a ranch
near Guffey was In Canon Cltj on
Wednesday buying supplies.
IN SCHOOL AT OEB MOINES.
George O'Brien of Canon City la
now a student In tbe Highland Park
college of engineering, Dea Moines,
lowa, baring entered tbe school tbe
flrst of the year. i
MRS. O. E. GIBSON RETURNS.
Mrs. D. E. Gibson returned tbe flrst
of tbe week from El Paso where she
baa been Waiting her daughter. Mm
Ethel Gibson Hines, since tbe begin- <
nlng of tbe December holidays. i
WILL- LEAVE NEXT WEEK. I
Rev. Geo. F. Barter and family are i
stopping at tbe Millar hotal prior to i
leaving for California. Thalr furni
ture and household rood, barn baen i
packed and forwarded and they an. !
pact to leave aoortotlme daring tbe I
coming week.* i
C. C. CONKLE MERE FRIDAY. <
C. C. Cenkia, formirty a raaidant ad I
CANON cmr RECORD* THURSDAY, JANUARY 2D, ttt&.
Canon City, but at present making hls
home at Long Beach, California, was
a business visitor here on Friday. Mr.
Conkle was on bis way to Kansas Clty
to attend the annual meeting of a big
wholesale grocery company of which
lie is one of the principal stockholders.
BABY BORN TO MR. AND MRS.
A. B. COLGATE.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert IS. Colgate of
South Canon are the parents of a
baby boy. born to them at the hospi
tal here early on Thursday morning
of this week. Mother and son are
reported to be getting along Steely.
CALLED TO SALIDA TUESDAY.
Rev. Geo. F. Sevier of Canon City
was called here on Tuesday to con
duct the funeral of U. R. Jewel and
was busy for a few hours In greeting
old friends. Rev. Sevier has resign
ed his pastorate at Canon City and
will leavo about the flrst of February
to become the pastor of the First
Presbyterian church at Fresno, Calif.
—Salida Mail.
VISITING HER SISTER.
Mrs. Mabel Lewis of Fowler came up
Thursday evening to spend several
days with bee sister, Mrs. C. F.
(Stuckey. Mias Lewis, who Is a stu
dent at the high school In Fowler,
will return to school Monday.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER HERE
Henry Grenacher. construction sup
erintendent for H. M. Bytleaby Co.,
arrived this morning from Chicago, to
take charge of the construction of the
new building to be built at the pow
er plant In which a 7500 kilowatt tur
bine will be Installed.
STOPPED OFF HERE THURSDAY
Chas. C. Conkle of Long Beach, Cali
fornia, was In town Thursday and
Friday visiting friends, while on hls
uray cast, having Important Interests
In Kansas City. Mr. Conkle was for
merly a resident of Canon and promi
nently known throughout tbe commu
nity.
DOWN FROM GUFFEY.
Ollie Reynolds of tiuffey, Colorado,
was a business and pleasure visitor]
in Canon City for several days this
week. He reports the weather as be
ing very cold, with considerable enow,
at Guffey. He left for home today.
LEFT FOR SOUTHERN TRIP.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Witcher and son
and W. A. Stump left on Denver &
Rio Grande train No. 2 this afternoon
for San Antonio, Texas, where they
will spend several , Before
their return to Canon City they will
Visit Fort Worth, Galveston. Mineral
Welle and other points In the Lone
Star Btate.
MRS. CONE IMPROVED.
h)rs. Anna Cone, who was taken to
the hospital Thursday of this week in
[ a somewhat critical condition. Is much
improved today. Mrs. Cone received a
scratch on her band, which was dc
| veloplng Into blood poisoning. An op
eration was, performed Friday to check
k the i*oison and was very successful
and the patient is much better.
I MOW
LEFT MONDAY FOR MISBOURI.
Miss Myra Sherrill left Monday for
- Newton, Kansas, where she will spend
, a short time with friends w hile on her
. way to Fulton. Mo.
OR. GRAVES IN DENVER.
Dr. C. Herman Graves left for Den
vor today for a short visit. He will
return in the coarse of a day or two.
VISITING IN DENVER.
Mrs. Ray Bottenfleld and Miss Agnes
Blythe went to Denver Sunday to visit
their sister, Mrs. fchas. Henry.
G. F. CROWE IN DENVER.
Geo. F. Crowe has been spending
several days in Denver, stopping at
the Auditorium hotel.
HERE FROM WESTERN SLOPE.
Norman J. Temple of Gienwood
Springs spent Sunday as the guest of
Miss Jessie Emmerson.
MET WTH MRS. VAUGHN.
The Modern Priscilla club met with
Mrs. A. Vaughn Friday afternoon. The
time was pleasantly spent with fancy
I work, after which a dainty lunch was
served. Mrs. Higgins of South Canon
was a special guest.
BOX 80CIAL AND DANCE.
Mrs. Martin Gardner. Mrs. John
Meredith and Mrs. Win. Boles enter i
talned a large number cf friends on
Saturday night at a box social ay
dance at Mrs. Qanlncr's place on Four
Mile.
j MACCABEES SETTLE.
I Mrs. Elisabeth McGcary has receiv
ed a draft for »1600 from the Macca
bees In settlement of the beneficiary j
policy carried by her late husbany
A. M. McGeary, In that order. Mr.
I McGeary was a member of Greenhorn
I tent No. 41. K. O. T. M„ of this city
SPENDING PFvERAL DAYS IN
DENVER.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bethel, Mrs
Oeo. Bethel Jr. and son Wbllaoe went -
to Denver Sunday on a combined bus
iness and pleasure trip. They wflT'
be pone several days.
MVBRAL DAYS IN CANON. I
W. R. Allred, former county oommle- I
sloner, hot for tbe last two «f three’i
reofa state highway Inspector, wm I
la Canos City several days lestveek
os business eoanected with ifa no.'
ittoa Mr. Allrod says that brit soa I
Psrstitelyi little eattestoN u betag, 1
i nude to the highway system at Colo
; ratio at present, except what b being
. done by the convicts, but that a lot
of new road work will be undertaken
; by the different counties next spring.
Mr. Allred, who made hla home In
. Colorado Springs after leaving here.
.Is now living in Denver.
TIGERS AND CUBS TIED.
■ Saturday evening the Cubs forfeit
l ed a game to the Tigers and the Bears 1
■ defeated the Pirates 36 to 24 in the
r Y. M. C. A. gym. This leaves the
. standing of* the teams; Tigers and
Cuba first place having wan two games
and lost one. The Bears second, win-1
' ning one and losing two and Pirates
■ losing one game.
I MISSES LEA TO DENVER.
Miss Ruth Lea la returning to Dew
■ Ter today, accompanied by her sister.
I Miss Non Lea, who has accepted a
r position as manager of the Western
L Union office in the Brown Palace ho
. tol there.
NEW OPERATOR AT W. U. OFFICE.
Miss Ellen Doherty, until recently
> a resident of Cripple Creek, has taken
I charge of the local office of the Western
. Union Telegraph company as the sue
• cesaor of Mias Nora Lea. resigned.
, Mbs Doherty, who was formerly man
ager of the Cripple Creek office of the
Western Union company, arrived on
. Sunday, accompanied by her mother.
They hare taken apartments at 606
i Harrison avenue.
TUESDAY
DONE TO DENVER FOR VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McLain and Miss
Merle McLain went to Denver this
I morning for a few day's stay. I
CAME HERE TO ACCEPT POSITION
Harold Watson came tjp Monday
from Pueblo to fill the position of
clerk In the construction department
of the Arkansas valley Railway Light
and Power company during the erec
tion of the new building at the power
> pbnt. I
i VISITING FATHER HERE. |
I R. A. Ward of Baguache. Colo., is
' here for a week's visit with his bib
or, Nathan Ward of South Canon. Mr.
.Ward la a rancher In the Saguache
neighborhood, operating the ranch
1 owned by his father there and the
borne place whore he was born. He
' is the next to the youngest of three
sons. j
HOME FROM WESTCLIFFE.
' Mrs. Wilson Pearson returned to
1 Canon City bst Friday from a ten
' Jays or two weeks visit with friends
at Weatcllffe and ftolsta. Mrs. Pear
son was shocked at the verdict of ac
-1 QUiUxl In the Kunrath murder case
1 snd expressed regret that some means
1 ould not have been found by the pros
1 ecution for the punishment of the
' defendant for his crime. 1
C. E. WEST TO DENVER I
1 Mr. C. E. West left on No 10 this
1 morning to spend the remainder of
the week in Denver."
SPENDING WEEK IN DENVER.
Oscar WMrd is spending the week
in r> - over attending tlio stock show. 1
having left Sunday morning.
ATTENDING STOCK SHOW
[ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slump arc at
- tending the stock show in Denver this
week. They left this morning. |
WILL BE FOREMAN OF CONSTRUC
TION GANG ON NEW BUILOING I
I R C. Ream arrived Monday from
. Ottumwa, lowa, to be foreman of the
construction gang erecting the addl-
I tlon to the power plant. j
HERE FROM FLORENCE. i
Mrs. J. A. Ilovsen of Florence is
Blending severe! days In this cky on
I'siness and pleasure. She is the
guest of Mr. end Mrs. W. U. Strick-I
land. |
CONFINED TO HOUSE WITH THE
RHEUMATISM. j
J. W. McKinley, tho West Maiuj
I street grocer. haß been confined to his
home. 214 Douglas avenue, South
Canon, for the jtast week by an at
tack of enfiammatory rheumatism. Mr.
McKinley is reported to be somewhat
improved today .
TO DENVER. I
Mlsa Alice Eratassa left Monday
afternoon for her home in Jacksonville,
Cl a., where she waa called on account
|of the tilneas of her mother. Mias
Bragassa was stenoiraphnr at the
Round Crest Canning Co., having liv
ed In Canon since November.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I
LUNCHEON CANCELLED
Becauee so muiiy of Its mcmlters are
In Denver the regular Tuesday noon
day luncheon of the Canon City Cham
ber of commerce waa cancelled this
week. Dr. Vawtor, president of the |
chamber, was unexpectedly railed out
of town this morning, and that fact,
added to the Impossibility of several
other mombers being present, decided
the secretary to call the luncheon off. <
JOINS BROTHER IN THE DISTRICT
Clias Wycoff left Sunday for Cripple 1
Creek to Join bis. brother, Jeeeo Wy i
ooff, who b Interested In the mining i
business there. Mr Wycoff arrived
bet Thursday from Wlsrrec, Idaho,'
MS has been Halting hb mother, Mr*, i
L - WreoK for (he past week.
■ADV SiRL BORN TO SORENSONS
jr-ottraß'si
,*Mas Hermbas. stthe hsaM at Mr. '
it; -{UjV'i.'. '
and Mrs, Michael Sorenson of San
Diego, on December 23rd. Mrs. Soren
son was formerly Miss Jessie Marsh.
( W'ho lived here with her parents some
years ago.
WENT TO DENVER TODAY.
Dr. G. A. Vawter, president of tire
Canon City Chamber of commerce,
went to Denver this morning to attend
- to some business matters requiring his
* attention. He wns called there by.
1 telephone la connection with some af
faire relating to hla property inter
. cats at Daihart. Texas.
HERE FROM GUFFEY, COLO.
| Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carver of Guf
fey arrived here on Monday, and will,
probably, remain in Canon City for
several weeks.
STOFFED off here k DAY.
O. B. wmis and son. Lloyd, wealthy
,' cattlemen residing In the vicinity of
Jack's Cabin In Gunnison county, stop
• P«d over la Canon City bat Saturday
J night and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Pearson on Sunday while
on their way to Denver to attend the
National Western Stock show.
I I I ■
WEDNESDAY
RETURNED FROM KANSAS
Mr. C. C. Snyder and family returned
Tuesday night tram a Halt with rela
tives and friends In Lewis, w.....
where they went to spend the holidays.
TO SALIOA AND WESTERN SLOPE.
V. E. Sldebottom left this afternoon
on a business trip to Ballda, Mont
rose. Grand Junction sod- intermedi
ate points. He will be gone about ten
days.
GREETING OLD FRIENDS.
I Clifford George is around town
greeting oUj friends today. He U
connected with the auto business in
Lusk. Wyo., and went to Denver on
business several days ago, making a
aide trip to Canon City from there to
visit dtls parents and friends. He
I will leave this evening.
GONE TO OHIO.
W. p. Evans, after a vlsie with
Canon friends, left on Denver A Rio
Grande train No. I this afternoon for
Youngstown, Ohio.
MR. GRCNANCMCR IN PUEBLO
Henry Grenancner, construction
at [erintendent. Is In Pueblo confer
ring with W. F. Haber, vice-president
and manager of the Arkansas* Valley
| ft. L. A P. Co., in regard to getting
material on the grounds for the con
struction of the new power building.
REV. WILSON TO PREACH SUNDAY !
Rev. Wilson will preach next Sab
bath evening at the parsonage at,7
ccloek promptly. All Interested par-
Ilea always welcome. Besutlfol song
* service led by Thoe. Roberts.
C. M. OUNCAN IN DENVER
, <-• b. Duncan is enjoying the weak
at the stock show in Denver. He went
I up on Monday.
GOES TO SUGAR CITY, COLORADO.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rice of Lincoln
.Park left today fo> Sugar City where j
Mr. Rice sill engage In farming.
BACK FROM OKLAHOMA.
J. S'. Wrlsht, of the Sew Store, re
.turned Tuesday evening from Outhrie,
| Oklahoma, where he went about a
seek ago to attend to some business
matters
I DIED AT COUNTY FARM.
I*. J. Glenn died at the* county farm
10l 10 o'clock this morning from pneu
luonls, after a short Illness.
Deceased was about M years of age
lie has family kindred in Pucblq,
| Wichita. Kan., and Chicago, but none
lln Canon City. The funeral will not
take place unlit his relatives can be
heard from.
IWILL GO TO DENVER TONIGHT.
H. C. Webster, deputy county asses
sor, w ill leave for Denver tonight to
attend the annual convention of the
I County Assessor's association, which
! meets there on Thursday for a two
day's session.
FARWELL TO MISS BRAGGASEE.
A number of young people were
geests st the home or Malcolm Whalen
Sunday evening for a farewell vlnli
j with Miss Alice Itraggassee. The even-
I Ing was pleasantly spent In a social
way during which refreshments were
served. Miss Llraggassee left Monday
for her home in Jacksonville. Fla.
HOME FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mrs. gam McDonald returned from
Cripple Creek Paturday evening after
an unusually pleasant visit with rela-
I tires there. Mrs. McDonald went to
Cripple Creek for tho Christmas holi
days and on New Year's attended a
family reunion, nineteen being pres
ent. She reports the weather mild up
In the district with very little snow.
WILL LEAVE rOR IOWA.
J. E. and T. W. Tolaer will leave on
Denver A Kio Ornndo train No. 16
tonight for Keokuk, lowa, In response
to a telegram announcing the death
of their father there this morning.
Deceased was »8 yean of age and bad
been an Invalid for tha last nine or
ten months. Min wife died a year and
a half ago.
BANCROFTS IN SOULOER
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bancroft loft tbs
first of the week tor Boulder for n Halt
with their daughter, Mrs. H. D. Oar- '
weed, bn Monday the (firmer went to
Denver is attend tha gasnnl eon yen
tien of the Onlsrsffs, Nsn Mexico sad
Wyendns MsitfwsM A I—tißMßi
' » s
i Dealers association. They are expeet
* ed to return to. Cmnon City on Satur*
, day or Sunday.
I
HARRIETT E. SNOW AND
HOLLY T. RICE PRINCIPALS
IN PRETTY NUPTIAL EVENT
A very pnetty wedding occurred at
' the home of Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Snow
on Cedar street, Lincoln Park, today.
At 11:30 o'clock Holly L Rice and
' Harriet E. Snow were united In mar
- riage. Rev. E. R. Mahood officiating,
using the pretty ring ceremony, after
which a bounteous course dinner wae
served by the bride's mother. A baa
’ ket of beautiful pink and white sweet
’ peas formed the center piece tor the
' bride's table, the color scheme pink
' and white being canted out la the
I decorations and menu—mints. Ice
< cream and bride's cake.
' The bride waa beautifully attired In
white and carried a boquet of pink and
white sweet peae and UUee of the val
ley
Only the immediate relatives of both
parties were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice were taken to
. Florence by auto and from there will
, go to Sugar City, where they will
make their heme.
The bride and groom need no Intro
duction An they are well known and
. popular young people of this city. •
The best wishes of their many
friends so with them.
HELPED CELEBRATE
OCTOGENARIAN'S BIRTHDAY
Responding to an invitation of Mrs.
i F. J. Btiers about s dozen Indies, most
ly from the immediate neighborhood,
gathered at the H tiers home on Elm
avenue. Lincoln Park. Tuesday after
noon to give her mother, Mrs. Hannah
i Wyatt, a cheerful reminder that she
' was passing the eighty-seventh mile
stone of her life Journey. Oiwndmefh
er was dressed in fresh white spree
and cap and In her wheel chair await
. ing the arrival of a neighbor who often
drops In for a call, but waa not qttito
prepared to see the crowd, w hich drop
I*ed in so unexpectedly.
Grandmother Wyalt is a general
favorite among her acquaintance*, and
Sno pains were spared by the hostees
and guests to make (he occasion a
most plessant one.
Reminiscences were in order snd
. the company were delighted to hear
anecdotes of the early" days of Ohio
when they took "Joy rides" behind g
jofccs of oxen, snd st-t up housekeep
ing in log homes made by their hands
Grandmother Wyatt related that her
mother ss o » liool girl, rode on the
first stoen.U- t bxt run on tho Hudson
jrlvtr from .V .* York to Albany. And
also that -. be 1 1 through the ex
perlem o' it t o presidential ad
mlnletn Lons rem Washington to the
|time of h.-r J o.tfc, fifteen years ago, at
the r»-mwu.s' age of Pu years.
The ladles had provided a bounteous I
li'Qcbcon, which they served In sever
al courses, and which included ice
cream and home made candies. ,
Twty letted plants were presented
to Mrs. Wyatt by Mrs. Rice and Mrs
W. 11. Jones In tolen of the esteem
and love of those privileged to be prex
ent, accompanied by the following irtt
uto composed snd read by Mrs. Jones:
We are here to cheer! you. grand
mother.
Our coming may be In disguise.
But our punsise Is to greet you
With a happy birthday surprise.
Low happy wo are to be with you
Your dear old voice to hear,
j May you live to enjoy many blrtb
I day*.
Greetings til with a amlel and good
cheer.
Your smile Is so ull of sunshine.
Your smile Is so full of sunshine
Your words we all cherish so dear.
All trials and troubles and heartaches
Are lightened whan you are near. '
But wo cannot express our pleasure
In words we long to say.
So wc bring you the little token
In honor of your birthday.
May ita tcauty anti fragrance cheer
you
Throughout the livelong day; :
May our Heavenly Father recelvo
you
At the end of life's golden way.
Dr. Coehema of Ballda was a visitor
In town Tuesday. '
Canon Junk Co.
i Mahest prices for
Junk, Bottles ami Old Ma
chinery. Old Automobiles i
bought and hold. We buy
snai? in
oawoS c j*uSk*?>o.