CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-13

Mr.. Nelson, of the clerical force at
Keables drug store, and Hugh Hill
were visitors in Wetmor- last Sunday.
Miss Uhri returned last week from =
pleasant trip in the mountains near
Cotopaxi, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. May Turner Of Galesburg ILL.,,
and Mrs. Lillian Turner Of Quincy Ill, +,
are guests Of their aunt, Miss Ellen
Turner, on River street.
Ed Willie has returned to Canon City
from o'L-ary's ranch in the Wet
Mountain valley where he has teen
visiting for several months.
Mr.. W. H. Candy who has been vis-
iting with his daughter. Mrs. Merriam,
Of South Canon. returned To his home
At Colorado Springs last week.
Miss Ella Warner OF Denver is spend
ing short time in this city as. the
guest of Miss Lillian Sawyer. Miss
Warner is Colorado College student.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank n Carrier re-
turned home last Sunday after very
pleasant visit of several weeks duration
with relatives at Brookville, Pennsyi-
vania.
Mr.. E. F. Riechers of Falls City +,
Nebraska, who has been visiting his
uncle, Mr.. A. W Strecker and family
of this city, left Monday morning for
Denver.
Mrs Minnie G. Merriam OF South
Canton went tn Pueblo, Monday of tn 8
week 10 be in attendance at the Nor
NAL. She will be away for about a
week or ten days.
Miss Belle NJ. Nary and Miss Mary
McEnroe returned to their home in
Missouri a few days ago after a
pleasant visit of a couple OF weeks
duration as the guests OF Mrs. W. B.
Knox.
Judge G. E. Waldo left last Monday
for couple OF weeks rest and recrea-
tion to various mountain towns in the
western part Of the state. He will
probably visit Salt Lake City before
his return home.
DR.. Geo Baudry and wife. with their
little daughter, Denea-e. spent a few
days in the city the guests of Photog-
rapher Babberger. They returned
Monday TO their home 1t Atchison,
Kansas, favorably impressed with our
little city.
Miss Ruth Lewis 10 entertaining her
college friend. Miss Ada Siefried, of
Denver, who was . student at Colorado
College last year. Miss Siefried will
matriculaie ss pupil in Leland StHn-
ford University at Palo Alto, Cali
fornia. next month.
Saturday evening Miss Pansy
Reynolds gave picnic in honor of her
guests, Miss Fillius, Miss Warner and
Miss Seifried. The party went to the
foot Of the grade, most Of them on
horseback and had picnic supper.
They returned at - o'clock.
E. Dun Wilson. until lately residen,
at the corner of Fifth street and Forest
avenue, left the first of the current
week for Denver where he has accepted
. position with the KniRht-Campbell
Music company. Mrs Wilson and
family are still here. but will leave in
few days for the state capital.
Miss Ella Fillius OF Denver arrived
here last Thursday for visit with Mis-,
Pansy Reynolds. Miss Fillius 10 m
aluminus Of Colorado College, having
graduated from that institution las,
June. Miss Fillius will enter as q
student at Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania. in the course of . few
weeks.
Mrs. George Corn and Mrs Monroe
Brown gave very delightful party te
about = score of young people at the
home of the former on Greenwood ave
nue. last Thursday evtning in honor ol
Misses Corn. Hauley and Mulle,, whe
are visiting in Canon City. A lawr
fete was planned, but the heavy raiu
of the previous night necessitated q
change of the plan of entertainment
and a finch party WAS substituted.
Mrs. Asa Harris, . passenger on east
bound train No. 4 on the Denver & Ric
Grande, died between this city and
Pueblo last Sunday afternoon. 1t il
supposed that death was caused by
heart failure, superinduced by the
high altitude. Mrs. Harris was on heI
way from California to visit relative,
at Richmond, Missouri. The remains
ware taken charge of bv firm of Pueblo