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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
The Leader Store promotes lawn care gear including pumps nozzles hose and repairs results for old mowers old hoses and engine gaskets. It advertises alfalfa forks and ranch crop appliances for sale and invites customers to visit to see products and demonstrations.
Miss Stella Asbury and Dr. Raynor E Holmes wed at Mrs Belle Ward’s Macon avenue home with Rev J T Thomas officiating. Fifty invitations, a maid of honor, bridesmaids, and a Lohengrin march marked the ceremony. A second wedding, Miss Isabella Hayes and Edward C Neff, followed at the bride’s parents’ home with Mendelssohn’s march and a reception.
A wedding at a residence in Denver featured Mr. and Mrs. Redman with new plans at 412 College Avenue after July. A Milwaukee ceremony joined Minona Stearns Fitta and Frank Warren Jones, linked to the Micanite mines, planning a Chicago home at 2040 Lake Park Avenue after June 1.
Traveler seeks information about Carl’s traveler’s checks and asks to contact First National Bank in Canon City Colorado for details. The note requests a response or correspondence regarding the checks.
Anxiety mounted as Dr. Carrier underwent a simple operation in Salida. Complications followed. a Denver physician assisted. Mrs Carrier and others from Canon went to be with him. reports say he is out of danger and may return soon. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised.
The Seventh Normal Institute district comprising Custer Fremont and Pueblo counties will hold its annual session in Pueblo from July 31 to August 12 1905. Rail rates will likely be secured for attendees and the session is expected to attract a large number of teachers as plans emphasize profit and enjoyment.
J A Ricker of Denver noted big game hunter and Outdoor Life figure talked this week about organizing a rifle club. He guest of Jas Turnbull and aims to form a Colorado circle using hunting rifles rather than match rifles. Clubs already formed at Florence Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver with a local meeting soon.
Local wholesaler Gibson Lambert Co advertises A1 potatoes at 40 cents per 100 delivered near the city. They claim surplus stock and invite customers to phone order No. 28, offering any size lots to clear the inventory. Potatoes are pitched as affordable for every home and delivery available to nearby areas.
Canon City highlights include Brookside social club planning a dance for the 17th and notices of local visitors. The Canon City flouring mill shipped flour to Salida, E. V. Boddy moves photography studio, and East Canon appointive officers are listed. Also mentions On Time flour promotions, a small ashpit fire, a horse incident, and window displays at Babberger's photographs.
J P Auh Bert Robinson and Newton Large returned from Beaver Creek after planting 25000 young trout about one inch long. 5000 released at Beans ranch 10000 at the bridge 10000 by the flume above Fancher's. Water high and muddy. fishing with a fly delayed about three weeks.
The county advances cement arches on the Florence to Portland wagon road, with two finished and a rush on the third to set before water rises. A sixty-foot arch across Hardscrabble creek awaits higher water receding. A Paducah reader endorses Foley's Kidney Cure in a medical testimonial.
Penitentiary commissioners awarded contracts for six months supplies. Canon City Milling Co. gets 150000 lb flour and 2000 lb cracked wheat. Wright & Morgan receive beef. Capt Rockafellow to furnish cider vinegar. Nelson & Co. to supply pepper and soda. F L Smith to supply dry goods. Martinez mentions rental offer at Goop store room. Chas P Smith hired as machinist at the smelter from Milan Missouri.
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