CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

d b. Lloyd, who has been VISITING
frigads in England for the last i've or
sig months, returned home last Fri
day.
E. H. Stuthoff of Passaic, New J-r-
sey. was a visitor in town several
days the first of the current week.
while on his way to the Pacific coast.
Lawton, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. p Jones, who has been
seriously ill with typhoid fever for
the last six weeks, is very much i'm
proved
Mrs. y. C. Thompson is having
modern two story residence erected on
Rudd avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. Sirnoutou & Jones are
the contractors.
Mr.. \. Il. Burgess of si7 Forest
avenu :, is expected TO return home
in few DAYS, after visit of sevreal
months in Rhode Island, and other
New England states
Mr.. Yerkes. who was called here
few weeks ago by the illness of her
mother. Mrs Joseph Baker and who
has since been the guest of her brother
Co. \ Baker, and family. left for
er home at Milton Junction. Kansas,
ON Tuesday.
T. c. Manchester. wife and family
removd to Pueblo the first of the week
with the Intention of again making
their home IN that city. Mr.. Man
chester has been employed as guard at
the peniteutiary for three or four
years, until recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fletcher of
.aS Rudd avenue. have had their fur
niture aud household effects packed
preparatory to shipment to Los An
geles, California. where they will re-
move in few days, with the view of
making their home.
.kid'' Vaughn, one of Routt
county's ''broncho busters" spent
Saturday in town ON his return from
the carnival in Denver. Vaughn
recently won the first prize at Steam
boat Springs, aud the third prize in
Denver. a week previoGs to the affair
at Steamboat
The attention Of parents of children
no Lower Main street is called to the
fact that they are endangering their
lives by boarding moving freight
trains, banging on the ladders, bump
ers and even riding the rods. TAc-e
acts, if persisted in, can only result
some day in the manning or death of
some one of them.
Mr.. Howe of Grand Junction, has
rented from John Wilson. the room at
present occpuied As shoe store by
A. II. Davis. at SIS Main street, and
will on the removal of the latter to
the Shseffer block. the first of Novem-
Der, utilize it in carrying on the book
and stationery business, which he ex-
poets to open up at that time.
C. C. Rickard has sold his ranch
at 4ol Sherman avenue, South Canon,
to Bruce Davis of Butte, Montana,
who has been visiting here for the
last week or ten days. Mr.. Davis,
who is a prominent stock man of Mon
tana. will make his home here in
Difference to his wifc's wishes, she
having formerly lived in Canon City
and been anxious to return since
going away a unmber of years ago.
Duck shooting has been pretty good
on the river of late, especially on
cloudy days, and large number Of
them have been hagged by local
sportsmen. Jas. H. Wright, of the
firm of Wright & Pennington, sue
ceeded in getting nine teals few
mornings ago ON the river after a
couple of hours absence from home,
FIVE of which were killed at the first
shot. Teal are the only kind OF ducks
frequenring the river at this point,
although mallards We're common