CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-05-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

W. II. Owens and son have removed
to Durango.
Every barber shop ought to have
a city directory.
C. H. Sanford has gone to Salt
Lake City, Utah, for a three weeks
visit.
The man who annually predicts the
failure of the peach crop is now in
evidence.
Bert Ford has gone to Indepen-
dence, Colorado, to make his fu-
ture home.
Lawn mowers are much in evidence
tliese fine days, and as result there
are many well kept lawns in the city.
Miss. PIN, who has been conduct
ing, the Park house in this city,
has gone to Colorado Springs TO re-
side.
The Alumni will hold their post
poned meeting at the home of Miss
Lowther, on Macon avenue. next Tues
day evening.
Rev. Good will conduct}a religious
meeting at the Lincoln Park school
house next Tuesday evening, to which
all are invited
Rev. J. l. Council, who has been
living in this city, has gone to In
dependence, Colorado, where he will
reside in he future.
A. E. Wilson has moved his under
taking establishment to the corner of
Eighth and Main strets. His old
place of business is now occupied by
S. s. Nichols.
The members of the Peabody Mill.
fary band have been invited TO take
their wives and sweethearts to Cripple
Creek on the excursion next Sunday
free of charge
Miss Susan Henderson, of St. Louis,
No, is spending her months vacation
in this city. Miss Henderson is a
stenographer and at present is helping
out in the District Clerks Office
Grant Dickinson has commenced
the erection of Groom frame house
at the coner of Seventh ard Rudd
When completed it will have cost
about $500, and will be modem in
every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finell and two chill
dD1n, came down from Cripple Greek
last Sunday. Mr.. Finell returned
home the next morning, but his wife
and children remained in this ty
where they intend TO spend several
weeks
Only one more regular performance
Will be given this season NJ the opera
house. Manager Bridwell announces
that there may be one or two extra en-
gagements but that after the produc-
tion of The Dairy Farm the season
will be closed.
Hon. Art Walters and wife re-
turned from California Tuesday eve
ming Mrs. Walters will visit her
brother, John Kettle, in South Canon
for two weeks, before joining her hus-
band, who has gone to their home at
Westcliffe. Mrs Walters is much
improved in health.
The Canon City and Cripple Greek
railroad company has leased nineteen
passenger coaches from the Rio Grande
system, and henceforth will be pre-
pared TO handle any number of ex-
cursionists. Hereafter the entire line
will be given up to he handling of
the passenger traffic on Sundays.
The Knights of Pythias are plan
ming on big time next Thursday
night a big delegation of Knights
are coming down from Cripple Greek
district and visiting knights are ex-
pected from Pueblo. Florence and
Coal Greek, There Will probably he
seNearl hundred guests from out of
town, There will be work in the
rank of Knight, and lunch will be
served in the dining hall.
Eugene Clark, William Williams
aud William Morgan, all colored,
We're committed to the penitentiary
Saturday ON indeterminste sentences
of three to eight years. Clark was
convicted of stealing $3.50. and WILL
Jams and Morgan of receiving the
money. knowing it to have been stolen.
They were three of the toughest lok.o
ing citizens the county supported and
will get three years of experience, ut
least, that should do them good.