Among Feminine Visitors and Holiday News at Florence
A local Canon neighborhood notes Miss Lillian Higgins visiting Florence early the week. Several residents and relatives travel or visit during holidays including Miss Ruth Hoyt in Florence with Governor Peabody at 403 River Street, Mrs. Dawson heading to Dodge City, and J. Q. Weggs leaving for Mt. Sterling Illinois. Mrs. M. M. Sheetz recovers to join Christmas shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoyt
Golden
Governor Peabody and
River Street
Social notes from Florence and nearby towns
Mrs W H La Grange visited Florence last Saturday. Miss Barrett of Salida vacationing with Mrs Herman Loehr at 521 Pike Ave. Misses Duncan of 20 Macon Ave left for a two day visit in Denver. Miss Mabel Hoard left Canon high school duties to spend holidays in Creede. Miss Jessie Nikirk, Canon South teacher, went to Colorado Springs for Christmas and Teachers Association meeting. Miss Elsie Rowell of South Canon high school faculty also travels to Colorado Springs for holidays. A notable social event was a musical recital at Governor and Mrs Peabody’s River Street home honoring their daughter Jessie as she prepares to move to Denver for two years. Large guest turnout. hosted by Miss Peabody with assistance from Mrs Lewis and Miss Briggs Conaway Coolbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hoard
Canon High School
Creede
Jessie Nikirk
South Canon
Colorado Springs
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Elsie Rowell
Southanon High School
Peabody
River Street
Miss Jessie
Denver
Miss Peabody
Lewis
Concert Program Includes Classical Pieces and Student Performers
The program lists Overtures and solos including Chopin Funeral March and Romeo and Juliet, with performers Miss COOLBAUGH MISS BRIGGS, Miss JESSIE PRASODY, Mrs. LEWIS, Miss CONAWAY, MISS WHITMORE, and others offering selections such as Whims from Humann and Norwegian Pastorale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmore
Herald
Coolbaugh
Briggs
Chopin
Jessie Prasody
Augusto Rotoli
Lewis
Social club gathers for secret photo surprise
An Afternoon Miss Merryman Miss McNaughton and Miss LaGrange organized a surprise for the Progress club members last Saturday. They collected early photographs of nearly all the thirty members without their knowledge and displayed the likenesses as the originals were being gasped. After a game of word guessing, coffee and nut sandwiches were served. The next meeting is next Saturday afternoon.
Married at Noon Today in Local Nuptials
Will Nevin of Nevin & Rogers marries Agnes Rogers at the bride’s home corner Fifth Street and College avenue with Rev Walter Kline officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Denver after a wedding at noon today and depart tomorrow afternoon. The Record extends its felicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nevin
Nevin & Rogers
Main Street
Agnes Rogers
Fifth Street
College Avenue
Walter Kline
The
Christian Church
Armstrong Bros
Denver
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Marriage licenses issued this past week include W. B. Morgan and Maggie Abernathy, Fred C. Fox and Gratia A. Housler, Samuel H. Bowlby and Adelia R. Boar, Wm. J. Smaller and Lucy Johnson, Alex Green and Blanche Parker, Ira D. Spanier and Nellie Hanmpe, Fred Culver and Edna Rale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Morgan
Maggie Abernathy
Fred C. Fox
Gratia A. Housler
Samuel H. Bowlby
Adelia R. Boar
Wm. J. Smaller
Lucy Johnson
Alex Green
Blanche Parker
Ira D. Spanier
Nellie Hanmpe
Fred Culver
Edna Rale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian Higgins
Florence
A. H. McLain
I. F. Dawson
Dodge City
Kansas
J. Q. Weggs
New York Avenue
Mt. Sterling
Ilinois
Ruth Lewis
Mrs
R. W. Lewis
Greenwood Avenue
M. M. Sheetz
Mrs. Lord
W. H. Dozier
Julia L. Mack
Pueblo
Cora Peabody
Jas. H. Peabody
Herman Loehr
P. H. Ryan
Pear Hall
State Teachers’ Association
A. P. Brewer
Silver Cliff
Everett W. Thomas
Cameron Avenue
J. N Day
Cordelia
Washington
Pennsylvania
W. J. Fisher
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Goetz
Canon
Mammoth
Illinois
Colorado
Mr. Brown
the Folk
W. H. la Grange
Miss Barrett
Salida
Pike Avenue
Duncan
Macon Avenue
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