Cañon City record., 1902-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Big Log Rolling is tomorrow.
F. A Reynolds has returned from
Texas.
Currants and cherries are in market
aud receive ready sale.
Miss Alexander of Salt Lake City,
is here visiting Miss Amey Smith.
Ted Harding has returned from the
east where lac has been attending
school.
Mn. II. /. Brewer of Silver Cliff is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E.w. Thomas
ON Cameron avenue.
Bert Duggsn, who has been az
Ouray for eighteen months, will re-
turn home Saturday.
Laborers are at work putting the
streets. which We're torn up by the
sewer, in good condition.
Mn. A.A. La Duke of Silver Clin.
is visiting her sitter, Mrs, Helen JAR
Wis at lie Garfield street.
A number OF people from this city
will go to the Strawberry festival at
Glenwood Springs Saturday.
Mr.. Ada L. Beecher and daughter
Miss Rosa are visiting friends and
relatives in Colorado Springs.
A trout nine inches long is said to
have recently been caught in n valve
a, the water works in this city.
c. L. Harrington of the firm of
Hallock & Harrington, was in Colo
RADIO Springs last week on business
Miss Josephine Palmer has returned
from Nashville, Tennessee. where she
has been attending Belmont college.
The families of b. f. Evans, and
Marshall kious start this week for
Pagoss Springs to spend the summer.
Mr. Smith of the Gem Dry goods
store has gone to his mine near ouray
TO look after his interests Mt that
place.
]. ]. Burns. Ex-Governor Adams
and Governor ormsn passed through
the city last week on an excursion to
wcstcliffe.
Mr.. James Russell leaves Monday
for the east. July he will sail for
Scotland and England where he will
spend three months.
All. Crawford Of Colorado Springs,
is here helping out in Gibson's lum-
Der office for few weeks. He is an
experienced lumber man.
A number Of Canonites went to
Cripple Greek on the excursion last
SUNDAY The weather in the high
altitude was quite chilly.
William Mills and Miss Eta Kings
bury were married Sunday, June S, at
the residence of Ferdinand Stockder.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher ofiiciated.
Tonight the graduating exercises
will be held at the academy. Several
people from the Cripple Greek district
are here TO attend the exercises.
Mrs. Polly has gone TO Salt Lake
City, where she has accepted a position
with theatrical company, who have
an engagement to play at that place this
summer.
Mrs. J. A. Wright, wife of the
wells-Fargo Express cashier at Colo
RADIO Springs, has been granted di-
vorce. They were Mt one time resi-
dents of Canon.
Messrs. Forbes and Hoffman have
formed what is known AS the Canon
Wall Paper, Painting and Decorating
company. They have stock of
wall paper Mt 6Ss Main street.
Hundreds of people attended the
open air band concert at the soda
springs last Monday evening. The
side walk was so crowded for nearly
a block, that it was almost impossible
to get through. There was only one
cup ut the spring and about at dozen
people We're trying to use il at once.
Rev. II. b. Cook of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and niece, Miss
Maude Flint, who have been east
with the remains Of the late Mrs.
Cook, will return to this city Friday
or Saturday. Mr.. Cook will occupy
the pulpit at the Methodist church at
tha 2un1av -arws~o.