Fine Sweaters and China at Boyle's Around Canon City
Local shop mentions fine sweaters from Bethel Co and hand painted china at Boyle's, plus a large line of gold stick pins. C. W. Talbot visits Denver on business. Notary Weedford offers pool chips with every pool cue at W. E. Miller's. Merle Wilson sails for San Francisco to join a naval vessel. advanced to able seaman. Various social notes include visits, sales, and upcoming events, with ads for vibrassage therapy and subscription offers.
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Bethel Co
Boyle's
MecNelly
Bethel| Co
C. W. Talbot
Denver
Merle Wilson
San Francisco
Merle
Feasting a Century Ago Thanksgiving Scene Described
A Seattle Times description recalls a century old Thanksgiving in a red farmhouse on a hill. Preparations began days ahead with turkey, pumpkins, harvested apples, pears, and rich molasses. Grandparents ruled the feast as kin gathered, baked pies, and told old yarns by the fireplace before a church service and hearty dinner including a savory pigeon pie recipe.
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New Engl
Seattle
Grandpa
Grandma
Boreas
Iit
Local Weddings Highlight Creede and Florence matches
W T Cook of Creede and Miss Minerva Hamilton wed at 515 Tenth Street in a brief ceremony with Rev Kline officiating. They will reside in Creede. Herman E Kraden and Miss Mabel O Cox of Florence married by Rev Walter Kline at 825 River Street, returning to Florence. John Jackson of Pueblo wed Miss Lula Dobbs in a ceremony at city hall officiated by Judge J J Minor. both are from Pueblo. The death of the Fredrickson child prompted a swift family departure. Mr. Fredrickson rushed home from Lindsborg but arrived too late to see the boy. The article expresses heartfelt condolences.
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Clifford Gardner Turner
Fremont County Bank
Denver
Isabel Swartwont
Philip Swartw
Grant Avenue
W. T. Cook
Creede
Minerva Hamilton
Tenth Street
Kline
The
Christian Church
Herman E Kraden
Florence
Mabel O Cox
Walter Kline
River Street
John Jackson
Pueblo
Lula Dobbs
J.J. Minor
City Hall
Ing. Rev. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Fredrickson
Death of S S Lane at Main Street apartments
S S Lane died of heart failure caused by pneumonia at his apartments above the Cowboy restaurant 222 Main Street shortly after 11 PM last Sunday after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and two young daughters and had lived in Colorado years ago, once driving the fire department wagon at Leadville. Remains were sent to Joplin Missouri for burial.
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E. P. Johnson
Seneca
Kansas
W. B. Fankhouser
Buena Vista
Colorado
Canon Oi
Opera House
Elks
Lou Wood
Gea
S .S. Lane
Main Street
Lane
Leadville
Joplin
Missouri
Dana William Fredrickson Dies Young in Private Funeral
Dana William Fredrickson aged 2 years 4 months 28 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Fredrickson, died of membranous croup after a brief illness at the family home 1011 River street at 8 o'clock last Monday morning. The private funeral service was held at 1 o'clock Tuesday.
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Dana William Fredrickson
O. J. Fredrickson
River Street
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ST. Cloud Building
Flinch
Authors
Fish Pond
Lotto
Chessindia
Weedford
Notary Public
South Kitih Step
W. E. Miller's
Guthrie
Salida
W. D. Albright
Cripple Creek
Eleanor Seeley
A. H. Seeley
Sanford Tilton
Stanford
Iowa
Canon City
E_ Woehler
R. P. Moore
Salt Lake City
T. B. Moore
Pike Avenue
William Holt
McCook
Nebraska
Charles E. Melcher
de- Weese & Turnbull
Sanitary
W. E. Miller
Babberger
E.M
Almina
Illustrated
Farm Life
Telluride
Ladies Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Japanese
China
Canon
Dee
Seely Drug Company
Apex Building
Canon City, Colorado
S. S. Lane
Croup
Fremont County Building and Loan Association
WD. AM. McClure
Chas. E. Waldo
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Grand Junction
Ogden
Butte
Helena
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Utah
New Mexico
Denve Rana
Chicago, St. Loo
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