Cañon City record., 1902-07-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Jack Ellston of Cripple Greek was
down to spend the Fourth with
friends.
Pure mountain spring water is now
being delivered about the city for a
small price.
Three millinery stores have changed
hands during the past three weeks in
Canon City.
Court Wetherell has moved his
family into the Lowther cottage on
River street.
Miss Roxy Wood and Miss Miller
went TO Cripple Greek last week for
few days visit.
Iowa people look out for the Iowa
picnic to be held at Cottonwood
Springs July "a.
The fire department has been pre-
senred with an eight day wall clock.
The gift came from G. G. Patton.
S. S. Logan of the Clipper returned
Monday morning from Parlins, where
he had been fishing since the Fourth.
Miss Eta Apple, of Denver, came
down the Fourth, and remained until
Sunday visiting her parents in this
city.
With a rolled up Panama, rolled
up trousers and sleeves, the average
man looks to be high roller, TO be
sure.
Members of the drill team of the
Modern woodmen of America had
group picture taken last Sunday after
noon
Most all of Canon City's young peo-
pie who have been away attending
school are now home spending their
vacation.
On account of the Fourth of July
celebration last Friday evening there
was no band concert at the park on
that evening.
Tom Wells new room on Main
street is nearly finished. II will be
occupied by Senseney & Rathbun Is
a barber shop.
George G. Wallace OF Omaha. ad-
dressed the Young Peoples meeting
last Sunday evening at the Fisrt Pres
byterian church.
The railroads are having a good
tourist business these days and are
bringing many people to Canon City
and other Colorado points.
The Elite Millinery store on Fifth
Street has been sold to Miss Conaway
who has taken charge of the stock
and will continue the business.
l have fine line of rubber tired
rigs which 1 am putting ont at a close
figure. Let me show you same.
a6tf Frank E. Thomas.
The Knocker is the name of a small
sized newspaper sent out from Grey
dene. 1t deals mostly with brokers
and stocks" The subscription is free.
The members of COZ, I'd regiment.
9. n. G., have been drilling ON the
streets recently under the direction of
Capt. Hall. They are rapidly attain
ing very good dergee of efficiency.
The new floor has been laid in the
Bank block and many other improve
ments are now being made This is
the building in which will be located
the o. F. Sawyer s. Co.'S new dry
goods store.
Miss Mamie Watson who has been
friends at Iowa City, Iowa,
and at Decatur, Illinois. returned
home last Friday. She has Joined
the rest of her family on the ranch
near Wetmore.
During the past week TWO large
sums of money and gold watch have
been lost by different people in this
city. The owners in no instance were
fortunate enough TO have their valu-
ables returned to them.
The foundation of the snew John
Howard building, next TO Wilson's
undertaking parlors on Main street,
has been laid. The contractor is un-
der bond to have the building COM
pleted by September list.
Members of Peabody's Military
band say that they did fairly we'll or
the Fourth from fnancial point of
view. Each man received a neat
little sum as his share of the money
received for tickets at Sells Island.
The pictures of Mrs.J. f. Camp
bell, Mrs. George A. Baker and Mrs.