CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-10-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

advance agent for Sousa's band was
3 visitor in town last Saturday.
John R. Twombley and family
late of South Canon, have returned
to Pueblo, their old home. to live
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harden have
removed to Guffy with the intention
Of making their home in that village.
| D. W. Convey of Urbana, Ohio,
is among the visitors TO the city who
are enjoying our magnificent fall
weather.
Gen. Maupin, J. II. McLain and
Prosecuting Attorney, Orion W. Locke
were in Florence on professional
business last Monday.
Charles T.. Chapman of the fire
department has gone to Cripple Greet
for 4 week or ten days visit with
friends with the hope Of being able
to recuperate from the effects of his
recent illness.
Charles Ragsdale and j. II. Men
denhsll. we'll known newspaper men
of the state metropolis. were here the
first few days of the current week in
the interest in the recently launched
Denver Times.
T. A. II DeBord of 6oi South Ninth
street has sold his dairy interests
to W. ]. Scrivner, who is now in
charge of the business 1t is under
stood that Mr.. DeBord did not dis
pose of his residence property. al
though he rented it to Mr.. scrivner.
Eli Mason, who left here some
months ago for Sheridan. Missouri.
with the intention of making his
home. there has indicated his ipten-
tion of returning to Canon City to
live. In Mr.. Macon's opinion Mis-.
souri, is not to be compared with Colo
RADIO As place Of residence.
The cigar factory and billiard room
Of Miller & Jones at. 500 Main street.
WAS entered Saturday night aud seven
or eight dollars in change stolen from
the till. which WAS forced open by
means of u hatchet or some edged
tool. Entrance to the building was
effected through the skylight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredric Grydene
Smith are expected to return home
10 morrow or next day from couple
of months visi. to old Point Comfort,
Virginia, and the principal resorts
In the Middle and New England
states. They halted for short time
with thei- son, vincent.st Springfield.
Illinois, while on the return trip.
Rev B. E. Harl. W. B. Combs.
J. J. Phelps. G. II. Tanner and Mrs.
Sarah McRay returned home last
night from Denver where they At
tended the annual convention of the
state Baptist association rs the repre-
sentatives of the First Baptist church
Of this city. The convention WAS
the largest in the history of the
association and the reports of the
delegates showed the work Of the
denomination to be in a fiouri.hing
condition throughout the state.
Owing to the fact that the heating
plant has not been installed in the
new high school building 1t has been
necessary to use small coal oil stoves
during the past week or ten days in
an effort to maintain n comfortable
temperature in the study and class
room. This source Of heat promising
to be Intellectual in accomplishing
the object last Monday no school Was
held that day, as the authorities were
anxious that none of the p=pils should
experience any i'll effects in conse-
quence Of the chilly atmosphere of the
school building. The work of putting
in the heating apparatus is proceed.
ing nicely, and, 1t 10 expected will be
completed before there is any cold
weather worthy Of the name.