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CANON CITY RECORD
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I THE AMERICAN PRE.-SA- C A 710'
Do You Believe
In Signs?
Do you believe in signs? If not. »lo
you believe in hope? It is not hard
to find an explanation for these be
liefs if you attend the little play which"
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper is using to
star this season. It is a thesis on the
brighter side of life, and the incident
that happened in a very small town
the other night is also an argument
in favor of the influence ot the spoken
drama over the written word.
Phoebe Larrimore. the optimistic
little widow, which Edna Wallace
Hopper plays, had spoken for the best
in the fnce of adverse circumstances
for a most an entire act. Not a cus
tomer had come to her little store,
just around the corner, so in a most 1
cheerful spnrit she sends her lone as
sistant out to bring in a customer, {
with a humorous injunction that if he (
got someone to “buy that red necktie. ’’ s
it would be the end of a perfect day. J
The audience laughed, but there was •
one among them who took it seriously,
as transpired. The assistant came 1
back without his customer and it
looked as if the act was going to close
without a sale, when a man in the
audience got up and 3poke. He was
a farmer back in the hills of Califor
nia.
“I’ll take that red tie,” he said with
out any prefatory remarks. He was |
so tall and broad he had undoubtedly
been seen by everybody while sitting (
down .and with his long farmer's ‘
beard the listeners thought he was (
made up for the part, they were so
still. it all happened quietly and sud
denly. In a moment his great legs
had straddled the small orchestra pit ;
and the giant was on the stage. He
towered over the littel star like a
Rocky Mountain. Miss Hopper thought
the best way to let the play proceed
was to sell him the tie. She handed
it to him and asked lor 75 cents. He
paid it in a business-like fashion, and
then smiled down at her benevolently
and comprehendingly. He said: ‘‘Now
I’m going to sit out there and see if
you don’t get that perfect day,”
He complacently resumed his seat
and the play continued smoothly.
When the play ended happily, he was
heard to remark in the lobby of the
theater: *‘l knew I would bring that
little woman good luck.”
Edna Wallace Hopper comes to the I
City Auditorium. Pueblo, Christmas
night. Tickets on sale today at the
Hausman drug store, Fourth and Main
streets. (Adv)
Huge Sum For
Building Roads
Advices from Washington are to
the effect that the Republican lead
ers in the House have agreed upon
an appropriation of $i 00,000,000 for
state road aid. after an executive ses
sion of House Roard3 Committee.
A bill introduced by Representative
McArthur. Republican, of Oregon, now
before the roads' committee, would
make $400,000,000 of federal funds
available during the next four years,
but it developed that the Republican
steering committee has decided that
in the interest of economy the appro
priation should be limited to SIOO,-
000,000, and should not cover more
than a two-year period.
Wednesday
John Burgess of Denver is spending
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Anna H. Burgess, and his sisters, Mrs.
Anna Starr and Miss Elizabeth Bur
gess.
Mias Betty Brooks arrived from
Denver Tuesday to do publicity work
for the coming presentation of ‘ The
Mikado" at the Opera House next
week.
Harold H. Valentine of Denver ar
rived in the city Tuesday to visit at
the Lome of Father and Mrs. Don
Frank Fenn, through the ho idays.
Mrs Valtenine will join him here
later in the week Father Fenn and
his family are moving from Me Green
wood apartments to their home at 827
Greenwood avenue, where they will
be located in time for the Christmas
festivities.
Mrs. W. B. Jensen has returned
from Wichita Falls, Tex., where she
has been in a hospital ,and is entirely
recovered from her il'rr ,3.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Canda have
arrived from Westcliffe to remain over
the Christmas holidays at the home
of Mrs. Canda’s mother. Mrs. John
MacKeuzie.
Mrs. S. P. Mororw leaves Thursday
for a visit with her son, who resides
at Alamosa, and will remain over for
the ho iday . Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bennington and children of Center,
Colo., will also visit in Alamosa at
the same time. Mrs. Bennington ts
daughter of Mrs. Morrow.
Mrs. Ben Strandberg left Wednes
day morning for Pueblo where she
will spend the day.
Frank Black is in the city today on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of
Catlin avenue, are the parents of a
nine-pound son, who arrived at their
home December 21, 1920.
Mias Helen Seaman, who is at
tending Park College, will arrive from
Kansas City, Mo., today to spend the
vacation with her parents in this city.
Mrs. F. B. Homan and Miss Fern
Homan are spending the day ip
Pueblo.
H. M. Core, who has been in the
city on business, left for Florence
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. J. Perry, the mother of Mrs.
J. F. Peters, of Springfield. Mo., who
is en route to Canon City to visit her
) daughter, is detained on account of
heavy snows.
W. F. Vahldick motored down from
\\ estcliffe Tuesday to accompany his J
two daughters home from the Arad-1
emy to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. August Veeh, who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
Charles Bcthke, left for their home at!
PhilllpsbTirg. Kan.. Tuesday morning, j
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Webster left
this morning for Denver where they
will remain over the holidays, visiting
their daughter. Mrs. James O’Keefe,
and her family.
A number of girls who are students
at the Academy left for their homes
to spend the Christmas vacation this
morning. Among the number were
the Misses Marion Grossman of Maine,
Colo.: Lillian and Helen Russell of
Trinidad: Anna Lopez and Cleo Ballou
of La Junta; Alice Lopaz of Denver;
Caroline Mattern. Swink, Colo.; Eliz
abeth Balfe, Denver; Dora Petry and
Frances Morrissey, Florence; Dora
Strong. Ethel May Kerlmey and Agnes
McNalley, all of Raton, N. M., and
Ina Mil'.iken, Folsom, Colo.
Mrs. Roe Jameson left for Casper.
Wyo., Wednesday evening.
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Thomas. Jr., and
two children leave Saturday aft
ernoon for Trinidad where they will
spend a portion of the holiday season
with relatives. They expect to re
turn to Canon City on Wednesday of
next week.
C. L. O’Connor of Pueblo met with
a serious accident at Florence last
Wednesday evening, where he was
working at the tanks of the United
Oil Company. A sledge hammer,
weighing about 30 or 40 pounds, fell
from the hands of a workman above,
striking him on the head, and causing
a fractured skull. He was brought
to the Graves hospital, where an oper
ation was performed, and he is re
ported to be doing as well as could
expected this morning.
A group of Academy girls left on J
Wednesday afternoon for their homes !
to pass the vacation with their fam-j
iles. Among the number were the j
Misess LaVerne Harris and Arline (
Graff, Clela and Irene Glenn. Evaly .j
Asher and Gladys Allen, Salid »; |
j Helen Gregory, Bertha Webber, Claiaj
Schmitz. Leadville; Madge Lyons.
Ruby Reeves, Bernice Magnall and
Ruth Peabody. Glenwood Springs, j
and Alma Schultz of Westcliffe.
Miss Anna Ott has returned from
her ranch near Grand Junction, and
will pass the holidays with her par
ents and relatives in the city.
Miss Mary Pigg arrived from Colo- j
rado Springs Wednesday to pass the ;
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Pigg.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Bryant and t
little daughter. Katharine, of Con
crete spent Wednesday shopping :n
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas will de
part Friday morning for Brighton
where they will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Thomas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. F. Hunter .
Miss Queenie Jameson left this
morning for Casper, Wvo.. to vUit
her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Roe Jameson, for the holidays. She
was accompanied by her nephew.
Kirk Jameson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Olney, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.
P. Cul'ifer, have departed for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Stamm arrived
Wednesday from McDonald. Kan , to
visit with their daughter. Mrs. C. M.
Nelson, and family, of Garden Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Munroe and lit
tle daughter, Mary Anna of Denver,
will arrive Friday to pass the holi
days with their father, G. T. Wood,
and family.
Mrs. E. R. Webber, 705 Harrison
avenue, has gone to Denver to spend
some time visiting her parents.
C. A. Robbie of Salida Is a business
visitor in the city.
S. 11. Sperry has sold his home on
North Ninth street to E. B. Murray
who will make it his home. The
Sperry family have moved to 728
Rudd avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Augustine is spending
the day In Pueblo.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Means and chil
dren arrived Monday from Saguache
to pass the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Means parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Swartz.
M. L. Wadsworth of Pueblo is in
the city for a few days.
W. E. Beatty of Lamar Is a busi
ness visitor in town.
Joe Williams will arrive home from
Pueblo this afternoon, to remain until
after Christmas.
A. S. Grove. 316 Macon avenue, is
upending the holidays in Denver with
his brother and family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bruton of Rock
ford are the parents of a daughter,
born Deecmber 8. 1020.
Dr. R. E. Holmes will arrive from
Chicago Friday, where he has been
The Canon City Record, Thursday, December 30, 1920
on account of the Illness of his sis*;
ter,’ leaving her much improved.
James McGovern of Florence, who
underwent a surgical operation at the •
Graves hospital a few days ago, is!
reported to be recovering nicely, j
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Crow, with
their children. Bob and Bettie, are
visiting Mrs. Crow’s mother, Mrs. L.
W. Gardner, and will remain over the
holidays.
Mrs. Roger R. Means of Mineral
Hot Springs. Co’o.. arrived Wednes
day afternoon to visit her parents,
i Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sharman during
the boldays. Mr. Means will Join
her here Friday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jmase Carroll left for
Denver Thursday morning to visit
their daughter until after the holi
j days. Their daughter, Mrs. G. C.
I Gorman, who will be remembered as
I Miss Balbina Riede, will return home
! with them of ra visit in this city.
J. K. McKellar of Westcliffe is in
the city for the holidays, and is a
j guest of the Strathmore.
F. F. Canda and Demere Nellis of
j Westcliffe are spending the holiday
season in the city and are stopping it |
the Strathmore.
Miss Della Hoover will arrive from !
Denver Friday to pass the Christmas
holiday with her mother and grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kutzleb of Crip-1
pie Creek are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kutzleb. for the
holidays.
Mrs. E. C. Baldwin and daughter, j
Lois, will spend the holidays at the
ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Balman
at Hillside.
Mrs. Jack Cogan and little daugh
ter. Amelia, will arrive Thursday to
spend Christmas with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esser.
Friday
L. M. Cooper of Coaldale is a vis
itor In the city.
Miss Lelila Dickinson went to Fort
Riley to spend the holidays with MaJ. j
and Mrs. C. P. Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson of Grand ;
Junction are upending the holidays ;
with Mr. Watson’s parents.
Harold Essert of the University cf
Wyoming is here and will remain over
the holiday vacation with his parents.
The marriage of Mrs. Edith Emlow
of Ilse and Sanford A. Johnson was
solemnized Sunday. December 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Burns, and son.
Ira, Jr., and Henry Hutton, are spend-!
ing the Christmas holidays in Denver.
Father Hennessy, chaplain of the ;
Academy, left for Chicago a few days
ago to attend the funeral of his
brother. Frank Hennessy.
Miss Cora Clark, a student at the j
Colorado College, is spending the hol
iday vacation with her parents in
South Canon.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, who Is re
covering from a serious operation,
was removed to her home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Harding
will have their Christmas dinner
guests Mrs. T. M. Harding and Mr. j
| and Mrs. David Robison.
Prof. A. R. Livingston, manual
; train'ng teacher at the high school, is
spending the vacation at his home in
Portales, N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook are ex
pected to arrive today from Pueblo
and will be the guests of their aunt.
Mrs. Edythe Marcellus, 114 East New
j York avenue for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J Perry of Kansas
j City, Mo., are guests of Mrs. Perry’s
mother, Mrs. H. E. Peterson, 1105
Forest avenue. Mr. Perry Is the
president and principal owner of che
Savoy hotel in Kansas City
The opening of the American Le
gion rooms took place Thursday, and
the hoys were delighted with their
comfortably-furnished quarters. Mrs.
W. H. Dozier and her assistants are
to be congratulated upon the wise ex
penditure of funds available for the
work.
Fred Moore of Westcliffe is a busi
vlsotor in the city today.
Charles Gllray of Coaldale wil be
a Christmas visitor with his family
Mrs. J. C. Gilray of Coaldale is the
holiday guest of her daughter and
family at the W. H. Smith home.
Miss Evalyn Klelnschmldt left to?
day for the yuletide with her par
ents in Leadville.
Roy R. Hartford arrived from La
Junta to spend Christmas with bis
wife and family.
Mrs. A. Davisson is in the city, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. M. Kleln
schmidt, 709 River street.
Miss Eloise Meade of Denver is the
guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs. A.
C. Meade, for the holidays
C. C. Layton has returned to his
home in Ilse. after a visit of several
days in Canon City. ;is a guest of the
Strathmore.
Mrs. W .11. Funderburk and sons.
I George and Earl, left for Westcliffe
1 Thursday, and will spend the holi
days at their home there.
H. Scroggs, after two years as
a resident In Leechburg, Pa., on busi
ness. arrived home Wednesday to
join his family on East Main street.
MaJ. and Mrs. Maple ITarl motored
down from Denver Thursday to pass
the Christmas season with Mrs. B. E.
Harl. They were accompanied by
Clyde Biggs and Arthur Monroe, who
will visit their parents here until
after the Christmas festival.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Y^ars
zbzc&vmzs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Crowder, Jr., of
i Delta, are stopping at the Canon
> hotel.
! L. G. Chavaud of Ilse is a visitor
1 ■in the city, registered at the Strath
! more.
Harry Combs has accepted the po
' sit ion of bookkeeper and office man
■ ager for the Rainbow Route garage.
* A. C. Dutcher of Montrose was a
Canon City visitor Thursday, the
guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Alex-
Thornton.
’ The Canon City branch of the
* Holmes Motor Car Company sold a
1 roadster to Supt. O. B. Drake Thurs
day. -
' H. C. Hunker has arrived from Mar
shall. Mo., to Join bis family who ar-;
" I rived in the city to live some week 3 !
; I a s°-
i Mrs. C. C. Patterson and daughter, i
Elizabeth, left Friday for Delta and
will spend the holidays a3 the guests
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Chappell are oc- j
. | cupying their handsome new bunga-1
; low which has recently been com- i
pleted at Tenth street and Rudd ave- !
| nue.
Mrs. G. L. Barney (nee Grace!
Wells) arrived from Salt Lake City
Thursday to pass the holidays as the
i guest of her mother. Mrs.
, Baker.
Mrs. Charles Marshall of Wheat
land. Wyo., is in the city, having
I joined her husband, who is en em-
I ploye of the Record composing room
John Harry arrived home Thurs
day from the State University where
; is a member of the faculty, to spend
his vacation with hi 6 parents. Mr
! and Mrs. W. D. Harry.
Mrs. Frances McCrory and little
, daughter arrived Thursday from the
j capital city to visit her mother. Mrs.
| A. McCrory, and family.
The Misses Milred Callahan and
; Catherine Merriam, students of the
high school, went to their homes in
Westcliffe Thursday for the Christ- 1
I mas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batchelor of 1
Coaldale arrived Thursday to visit
with Mrs. Batchelor's parents. Mr
| and Mrs. H. H. Frey, during the hoi
j idays.
Mrs. J. F. Hutchinson and Mrs. W
* Lordman of Denver, who have been
: the guests of Mrs. Will H. Smith, *le
! parted Thursday for Salida to spend J
| Christmas.
J "Katasha." as sung by Medora Gar
afolo in ‘ The Mikado." at the Opera
House next Thursday night, delight
! fully entertains, and the many sonirs
allofed to her work during the perfor
; mance. is of the highest order. "She
has an arm and elbow worth going
miles to see.” so runs her Dost lyric
The young folks of the city have
discovered excellent skating at Sell’s
island, and numerous skating parties
have been enjoying the sport the past '
two evenings.
Mrs. Melvin Affleck, formerly Miss
Grace Gillen, arrived early in the
week to spend some time visiting her
parents Mr. AfT'eck will arrive from
Walsenburg. their home, and Joined
her Friday.
I W. H. Rector came down from the
Soldiers' Home at Monte Vista a day
or two ago to spend the Christmas
i holidays with Canon City friends
Waldo and Herbert Wilson . stu
. dents at the State University at Boul
i der, are in the city for the holidays
as the guests of their mother, Mrs.
M. M. Wilson, on Greenwood avenue
Rev. Dr. E. R. Fulkerson, who has
i been delivering addresses in Seattle, J
j Tacoma. Portland and other cities of'
; the Pacific Northwest for several
. weeks In the interest of the Foreign
> Missionary Society of the Methodist 1
Episcopal church, is expected to ar !
. rive here tonight to spend the Christ- j
I mas holidays with his family.
x Misses Calista Burns and Mar
gaurite Brantigan. nurses of the Min
. nequa hospital, Pueb o. are in the city
. to spend Christman eve with Miss
. Burns’ parents, Mr and Mrs. R. C.
Burns
Rockvale Notes
Mrs. David R Price and daughter
Nelda were in Florence Friday.
Mrs. R. Hilton was a Florence shop
per Friday.
Mrs. Dennis was 1n F.orence Frldav.
Mike RufTatti was a business vis
itor at Floience Friday.
Joseph Chiri was in Florence last
Friday.
Mrs. John Smith visited Canon City
Friday
Mrs. Thomas Davis was a Canon
City visitor Friday last.
Mrs. James Newell and Mrs. T L.
Lverly were In Canon City last Friday
Mrs. Thomas Easton was a Canon
City visitor last Friday.
There were 79 In attendance at tli *•
Sunday school of the Methodist Epis
copal church !ast Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goodhead were :
In Canon City last Saturday.
Quite a number of Christmas trees ;
hrve been hauled in during the first i
of the week.
Albert Newcomb of South Canon I
was in town Sunday.
Rose Cologna, who Is teaching at
Brookslde. spent the week-end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Cologna.
Mrs. Julia Job returned from Pueblo
Sunday with her son, Elmer and
daughter Hilda, where the children
were operated on for the removal r»f
their tonsils.
Charles Fapplsb Is home from Ken
tlworth, Utah, returning last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan of
Lafa>ette came in Sunday in response
ro a message apprising them of the
death of Mr. Morgan’s sister. Mrs. A.
P. Easton.
The Co’orado Lead Products Com
pany of Ilse were busy unloading and
i hauling machinery from here Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Penny was in Florence
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Champion was a Flor
ence visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Husband visited at Flor
■ ence Monday.
Kate Berta was in Florence Mon
\ day.
* Edward Watkins is in Minnequa
hospital at Pueblo.
Angelo Moretlo was In Florence on
' business Monday.
1 L. M. Murphy came In from Pueblo
Monday as tbe new perator for the
oanta Pc. John X. Evans is agent.
L. J. Blery, former agent, is now
' | located at Swink in a simlar capacity.
5 : The school children are busy pre
| paring a Christmas community box to
- 1 be delivered to the families in need.
1 to make their Christmas enjoyable.
1 The committee appointed to look
after' the community Christmas tree
‘ held a meeting Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church had great suc
cess with their handkerchief and
apron bazar last Friday evening, De
ceinbei 17. Over J7O was realized.
Mrs. Robert Blunt and Mrs. George
Cox of Florence were visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant,
i Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Phillips and Mrs.
Edith Davis of Coal Creek were the
guest of relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. i). Cribbs of Flor
ence wore In town Friday to attend
the Ladies' Aid Society bazar at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Joe Armstrong of Use was in town
on business Monday.
Mrs. Edward was In Canon
, City Monday.
Frank Foppish is home from a visit
in Utah
Mrs. John X. Evans and daughter,:
Mrs. Edith Davis, were Canon City 1
visitors Monday. s
William Roberts and Hugh Parry
I of Colo: ado Springs were in town on
business Monday.
Mrs. Joe Calmette and son Joe. of
Coal Creek visited with re atives last
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Hays of Ilse was in
town on business Tuesday.
Mrs B. I). Milier of Ravens wood
was the guest of friends here last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Jones vis
ited at Pyrolite Sunday.
Mr and Mrs W. J Morgan. M s.
David Arthur and Mrs. Otto Ernrich
were Florence visitors Tuesday.
Vincie Donna left for Pueblo Tues
day where he will go Into the Minne
qua hospital for eye treatment.
Pueblo "Y" bowlers hung it on lb**
local bowlers here Sunday.
It was pay day for the C. F. & I
: Company employes here Tuesday.
| Mrs. Lawrence S ater was in Canon
j City Tuesday.
Thomas Blythe and wife and Mrs.
W. J. Davis of Fremont were in town
Tuesday.
Grand Canyon castle No. 5 of the
K. of G. E.. after lodge, served a sup
' Per Monday night.
Walter Johnson returned to his
home at Walsenburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Powell was in Canon
City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith came
from Dallas. Tex., in answer to the
death summons of Mrs. Smith’s
mother. Mrs. A. P. Easton.
Little Billy Israel entertained 20 of
1 his little friends in honor of his fourth
■ birthday at the Y. M. C. A last Thurs
day.
‘ Frank Blatnick was in from Wolf
i Park Tuesday.
j M. Bird was In Florence Tuesdaj
i Ernest Gogllo. who was a patient at
•,the Minnequa hospita has returned
and is getting along nicely
Mr S. W Horn of Wllburton. Okla .
is here visiting her daughter. Mrs R
Helton.
1 Billy Williamson, a student at the
State University at Boulder, Is spend
ing the holidays with his parents. iSr.
and Mrs W. A. Williamson
Co al dale News
Ed Watson of Wolcott and Charles
Dimer pa-<st>d through Coal.laic lust
week wtlli po o and race horses. The
aninia's wlp h" v Inhered on the Wat
son n h ne Greenwood.
Tnir H : b'rn while grading on
the •. «v c .ed by a horse and
h {, d hi* g 1 . 'i. en Just above the
an’ io |
Mi ’o-i.'ield suffered a fractured
” rlst while cranking her car.
Mr* Charles Smith and Tom Ray
motored to Salida Monday.
Mrs. Murray of Kansas is visiting
her brother. O. M. Lanoue.
Miss Frankener of Casper. Wyo.,
departed for her home last week
Mr. Bailey and son Floyd are firing
the boilers Tor the Cotopaxi mine.
Miss Genenn Lcmns was called
home by the crious Illness of her
mother. Mrs M. C. Lemons
Mrs. Thomas Denehr left for a visit
in Pueblo hi morning, to rtmain un
til after Christmas.
Mr. and M s Harry Rathhorn went
to Halid i to do their Christmas shop
ping.
Mr f ors' !ft for Denver Satur
day l • spend Christmas with her
chi' I > .
L.o-f. V o (h’l I ft for Denver to
Hnenrl • e ..»! da's with h;s family. 1
The 1 .it or a Society, which met I
Frida. . i>e ember 17. was a great suc
cess Debate nuestton was: "Ought'
Coaldale Consolidate School With Co
topaxi?" Ed Owens and GUI were
for the affirmative and Mrs. More
field and Winschauf for the negative 1
The debate was won by the negative Si
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hayden'!
■pent Sunday and Monday in Salida '
Guffey News
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Corliss daughter
Helen and Miss Amanda Elting return
ed from Denver where they spent the
past week.
Mr. Clarence Wilson of Qyicm City
is visiting Mr. and
ins. • -* • «
Miss Dolly Cohen was hostess at a
card party Friday evening. Harry
Hyssong and Mrs. Gus Cohen receiv
ed the first prizes and Leo Ramey re
j celved consolation prize. Lunch was
j served fti jnidnight. The guests were,
Mrs. J. C. Hyssong. Mrs. Gus Cohen,
the Misses Edna Terry, Lillian Gleas
man. Myrtle and Elsie Ramey and
Messrs. J. C. Hyssong, Harry Hyssong
Louis Truax. Gus Cohen, Alec David
son. Jack Combs, Leo Ramey and
Lawrence Cohen.
Misg Edna Terry was a Canon City
visitor last week.
Tbe many friends of Miss Nina
Ramey and Dudley Grlbble were sur
prised to hear of their marriage in
Canon City last week.
J. E. Phillips made a trip to Canon
City last week He was accompanied
by the Misses Mary and Katherine
Ratcliff. Miss Mary Ratcliff took the
Teacher's Examinations while there.
Harry Hyssong has gone to Canon
I City where he expects to remain until
after the holidays.
Mr. Lawrence Cohen went to Canon
City Monday. He returned Wednes
day with a new G. M. C. Truck.
Residents of Guffey and vicinity are
looking forward to a school entertain
ment and dance to be given Thursday.
I Dec. 23rd.
Walter Merritt of Howbert was a
Guffey visitor Wednesday .
Mr. and Mrs Bert Butler and Will
Witherspoon were guests of Mies
Edna Terry and Miss Gleasman Sun
day
Clyde Skinner of Cripple Creek wee
a business visitor in Guffey Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Witherspoon and
family motored to Canon City Satur
day, returning Sunday.
Mrs. R. A Holliday and little daugh
ter Ruth went to Canon City Satur
day.
Paul Newton nad Miss Marie Rog
ers passed thru town Friday on their
way to Howbert.
Mr. Clark Fellows of Como spent
several days visiting friends in Guf
fey.
Mr and Mrs Lou Woodring and
family made a trip to Canon City
last week
Mr. R B McLaughlin and Charley
Warner were Guffey vleltors last
week.
Mr Sam Messer made a trip to Crip
ple Creek lest week.
Mr. George West and family went
to Canon City Bunday.
Mr Emery Fostre Is visiting in Can
on City.
"HE’S GOT THEM
ON THE LIST"
The most tuneful of comic opera.
"The Mikado." will be the stellar at
traction of the theatrical season for
Canon City, at the Opera House next
Thursday night. December SO. whan
the famous musical masterpiece of
Gilbert and Sullivan will hold the
boards for a single performance
When Gilbert and Sullivan were
preparing the score of this lyric, they
had in mind two characters. *‘Ko-kO/*
and Pooh-Bah." to diplct the foibles
of humanity, and in Ed Andrews and
Bruce Webster, the acme of perfec
tion is reached in the Interpretation
of the parts allotted to them The
song. "He's Got Them on the List."
Is worth the price of admission alone
to hear and enjoy. And then "Ko-ko."
as sang by Ed Andrew's over 1.000
times, with his snickersnee, and the
ever-tunefu! comic ditty. The Flow
ers That Bloom in the Spring. Tra
!a." will also prove one of the treats
of the Dunbar engagement
And pretty girls in Japanese cos
tumes and demure, winsome manner,
will be not the least of the many en-
J >yable things or tse songfest.
It is all that has been said of tbe
opera, and the cast that will present
ihe musical play Is said to be one of
ireful selection for the exacting
ioes and Mr Dunbar has ben very
pa nstaking In making up the cast of
characters to fit every particular char
a«ler. You will make no mistake in
witnessing the performance, and :t
will be a veritable Yu elide entertain
ment.
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MRS. HIATT
S3l River St.