Cornerstone Laying Sermon and Social Church Affairs
Rev B E Hart to deliver cornerstone address at Pueblo church ceremony this evening. Mrs Alfred F Smith of Central College Lexington Mo delighted M E church Sunday crowd with measured singing. Benedictine Sisters of Colorado at Mount St Scholastica retreat with eleven sisters. no visitors or business. Rev W H Granger left Colorado for Toledo Ohio due to health. wife and family accompany him. Progressive Dinner by First Division Ladies Aid of Methodist church praised for organization with Mrs J P Morrison as chairman and detailed host arrangements at Mrs Ragsdale’s Greenwood Ave home. Decorations in red white and blue with piano music by Miss Tallege.
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B. E. Hart
First Baptist Church
Pueblo
Alfred F. Smith
Central College, For Women
Lexington
M. E
Benedictine Sisters of
Colorado
Mount St. Scholastica’s Academy
W. H. Granger
Adventist Church
East Main Street
Toledo
Ohio
Granger
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Tallege
Mre. Hartmann
Social reception tours final steps to Mrs Combs home
Assisted by Mesdames Hodgin Palmer Ree and Miss Sample guests moved from Mr Hartman’s Macon avenue residence to Mrs Lafe Combs’ Greenwood home where ices cake and coffee were served. The hostess with Mrs Singer and Misses Stevenson Tankhauser and Linkins provided music while the lawn glowed with a monster headlight and Chinese lanterns as guests lingered for a final social time.
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Mesdames Hodgin
Palmer Ree
Miss Sample
Miss Whitmore
Miss Leave Dobson
Mr. Hartman
Macon Avenue
Lafe Combs
Greenwood
Singer
Stevenson
Tankhauser
Linkins
Miss Combs
Miss Morrison
City Book Store Sells 5 and 10 Cent Tasiers
The notice promotes tasier items at City Book Store located two doors before O. It states the products are sure winners and encourages customers to buy, claiming value in every purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Book
National editors’ junket returns via Denver and Rio Grande
Two hundred fifty delegates from the National Editorial Association traveled home on a nine car special train after a San Francisco convention. They visited the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland and admired Colorado scenery and resources on the Denver and Rio Grande route.
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National Editorial Association
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Colorado
Summers and Stewart wedding and Dozier avenue nuptials
Frank L Summers and Mattie L Stewart wed by Rev J B Cook of the First M E Church last Tuesday. Dan J Collins and Jennie Mensies married at the brive home on Dozier avenue with Rev Morgan of Colorado Springs officiating. The couple left for Trinidad on the D R G train No 4 after the ceremony. A traveler recalls Moorish bread customs in Azemmoor Morocco and a bylaw banning baking bread weekly to curb waste.
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Azemmoor
Morocco
Ecald
Azxeinmoor
Bethel Co. Sells Bargains Amid Tax Case and Local News
The Bethel Co. promotes undergarment sales with 50c prices as a tax suit proceeds. Canon City’s Epworth League delegates head to Denver for the International Convention. Local authorities meet on prison commission business with no major action reported. Cherries from Green Hill orchard go to Chicago in the community’s first carload shipment to a trans Mississippian market. Walter Rea returns from YMCA encampment at Clyde with tales of a lost pocketbook and fishing pole. New livery stable opened at 224 Main Street with modern, spacious stabling and fresh equipment. The Ball sisters plan a summer cottage trip to Almont with several companions and invitations sent. The issue also includes light features and anecdotes, plus a note on the longest Japanese novel and various quotations.
Wordplay Between Ethel And Mamma In Diary Enjoyment
A Kansas City Journal excerpt records a playful exchange where Ethel and Mamma discuss nouns and size related word contrasts. Ethel notes that a big boy is not a ladder and a big doll is not a dollar while recalling her own doll priced at two dollars.
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Ethel
Mamma
Kansas City Journal
Unemployed Man Answers Knocks For Work
A man explains his bruised knuckles from knocking on doors seeking work. He laments the harshness of unemployment and the demand for compassion from society versus its offerings. The dialogue touches on humane ideals and the toll of poverty.
Early hunting cry echoes in 1730 ballad on Reynard the Fox
The London Globe notes a 1730 song The Death of Reynord the Fox by Sir William Youn. It mentions a huntsman’s shout Tolle aux and a fox escaping cover as Ned Callet cries and tosses a brush. It links talllis bors to the French phrase for out of the coppice.
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Reynord
Fox
Wiliam Youn
Ned Callet
Callet
Bome
Talllis Bors
London Globe
Ghastly Pavement of Skulls Surrounds Gwandu Gate
Descriptions of Gwandu Africa show a palisade of poles topped with human skulls and paved approaches to six gates with over two thousand skulls per path. The snowy pavements are worn smooth by countless barefoot visitors. A fragment notes a wordplay joke from the Philadelphia Bulletin about violence words beginning with sp. Willie’s Anguish recalls a child’s question about marriage proposals after his father’s slipper.
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Gwandu
Africa
Philadelphia Bulletin
Willie
Wile
As He Saw It Miss Riche I Lost My Heart
Dialogue from a Detroit Free Press column features a playful exchange about love and marriage. A witty quip suggests a brilliant woman's choice of spouse contrasts with a less clever second husband.
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Miss Riche
Mr. Poore
Mr. Riche
Genius
LaDetroit Free Press
Unclear Exchange Cited by Cornell Witner at Event
Fragmentary quotation shows Cornell Witner discussing attire and timing at a game. The readable portion suggests a banter about wearing evening clothes and not dressing both ways for a game event. No further context or details present.
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Cornell Witew
Chivalry at Discount and Bank Run Recounted
The Philadelphia Press cites bold remarks about engagement and merit in a light exchange. The piece mentions a bank run with luck to retrieve funds and a sharp rebuke for discourtesy, reflected in a New York Times account.
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New York Times
Willing to Exchange Aunt Hetti Joke
A humorous exchange features Aunt Hetti asking for a temperature check and Uncle Josh hoping for a healthier reading from the doctor. The light quip plays on medical tests and playful family banter.
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Hetti
Josh
Beecher's City Book Store Ad Promotes Canon Souvenirs
Local shop urges patrons to send their friends to Beecher's City Book Store for Canon souvenirs as part of a promotional push. The brief notice positions the store as the community hub for purchasing commemorative items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher’s City Book Store
STATE, COUNTY AND DISTRICT FAIRS
Public conventions and Colorado conventions list events from July to September. Cattleman day at Gunnison July 21 draws interest along with the San Juan Pioneers association in Del Norte July 3 4 and the National Epworth League in Denver July 5 9. The Pueblo summer race meet runs July 7 11 followed by the National G A R encampment in Denver September 4 7. Fremont County Fair at Canon City September 21 22 23 and Mesa County Fair at Grand Junction September 18 22 highlight the fall calendar with fairs in Rocky Ford Glenwood Springs and Pueblo.
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Gunnison
del Norte
Denver
Pueblo
Rocky Ford
Glenwood Springs
Canon City
Grand Junction
Closing Times For Outside Mails At Canon City Postoffice
Changes in the D. and R. G. timetable alter mail closing times at Canon City postoffice. Late schedules list specific trains for Denver Pueblo points East and West, with Cripple Creek and local routes, plus Sunday delivery hours and a Goop store room for rent near Bon Ton restaurant.
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Postoffice
Canon City Postoffice
Denver
Pueblo
Salida
Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek and
Canon City
Arthur J. Hein
Bon Ton
For Rent Six Room House Near Center
Classified ad offers a six room house close in not modern for twelve dollars a month. Recorp Office.
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W. J. Lindenberger
Chicago
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Walter Rea
Clyde
Salida Hospital
Walter
C. E. Reeves
Main Street
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Nannie
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Almont
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Lottie Geep
Eleanor Miller
Nannie Brox
Boston
Massachusetts
Emerson
Bonners Easy Ple
Mr. X
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Galvani
Italy
Galvan
Cleveland
Milwaukee Sentinel
Collier” Brand
National Leap Company
Clark Avenue
16Th Street
St. Louis
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Hunter Palmer
City Drug Store
Hunter
Boxler
Philadelphia Press
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