CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-14
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improved in health.
Chief Cassedy was in Victor last
Friday on business connected with
the Canon City fire department.
Louis M Thompson of Pueblo is
visiting his brother. Herbert Thomp-
son. He expects to remain in Canon
week or more.
F. H. Sterritt, who has been en-
ployed at Frank McGlllicuddy' 8
tailoring shop for the last year or two,
left few days ago for Denver, where
he expects to make his home
DR.. and Mrs. Craig of Pueblo were
guests of Mrs. l.. B. Ward Monday
and Tuesday. They were shown the
beautiful orchards in bloom and were
driven to the top of the Royal Gorge
Tuesday morning.
William Lyons, locomotive engineer
on the @. U & G Q Railway. leaves
today for Colorado Springs, where he
Mrs. Lyons will make Canon City
their future home.
o. 8. Cole, who was formerly en-
ployed by Rathbun and Seneseney, left
for Cripple Greek Tuesday to accept .
position at that place. Mr.. Cole
came to Canon City about two months
ago from Kokoma, Ill.
Mrs. H. l. Rosenberg and daughter,
Mrs. n. Neer. Of Butte, Montana,
mother and sister respectively Of R.
Rosenberg. arrived here few days
ago and will probably spend the
greater part of the summer in this
city.
Rev. ] W. Glazier and wife Of
Longmons closed . very successful re
vival at the Free Methodist church in
South Canon last Sunday. They went
10 Williamsburg, where they will en-.
gage in evangelistic work during the
next ten days or two weeks.
Miss Anna Wall. formerly . resi-
dent Of Canon City but who has been
living in Seattle. Washington. for
the last sixteen years, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bethel
the first of the current week while en-
route TO Michigan for visit with
friends
Mr.. Wolf and family, who recently
came here from Ohio, have purchased
three acres from David Ringle of 25l0
East Main street and will make their
home there. 1t is their intention
ultimately to erect q fine residence ON
the property. Although without i'm
provemente of any kind they paid at
the rate of $500 an acre for the prop
erty.
Len Williams and Ed Sheffield,
former Canon City boys, returned via
the Overland route the first Of the
current week from Kansas, where
they have been engaged in farming
for several years. They state that
recent frosts have killed vegetation in
that part Of the Sunhower state,
where they were located and that the
Agricultural prospects in that section
are very discouraging in consequence.
Guy W. Hardy attended meeting
Of the state executive committee of Y.
N. @. A. in Colorado springs Friday
night. In connection with the state
committee meeting a banquet was
given in the new Y. M. @. A. build.
ing to about hundred Colorado
Springs people. Colorado Springs
now has one of the finest Y. N. @. A.
building in the wesG. and the only
one in the state.
Recent reports from A. A. Ireland,
who has charge Of the mining inter-
ests of the Canon City and Florence
stockholders in the Gold Nugget Min.
ing company at Wickenberg, Arizona,
are very encouraging and there seems
to be no doubt that the company has .
good proposition at that point Mr..
Ireland is very enthusiastic over the
outlook and he expresses the opinion
that the future will redeem the most