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

Thomas Linkins and sister, VI SIS
Ethel Hitchcock of Mount Vernon.
Illinois, left yesterday afternoon for a
week or ten days visit to Beunn visrs
and vicinity.
Mr.. nnd Mr.. Koontz OF Albert Lea.
Minnesdra, arrived here last Monday
for visit with DR. and Mr.. F. A.
Twitchell. Mr. Koontz is one o. the
most prominent dry goods merchant
Of Albert Lea
Mrs. L Y. Kohlman md daughter.
Majorie. have returned from Divide
where they have been the guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Waters for the la- t
three ~--k..-. Mr. and Mrs Waters are
sill in camp at Divide.
Mr.. and Mrs o. P. Miller and two
children OF Midland. Indiana, are
spending n week or zen days in the city
in re-t and recreation. They have been
camping in the mountains and enjoyed
their experiences greatly.
Misses Stella Foster and Gertrude
Goddard entertained half score OF
friends al their home on Harrison
avenue last Monday night. The affair
Was very pleasing one 10 those who
had the good fortune to be present
e. F. Yeager, VINO has charge of the
the work Of compiling and publishing
the new directory of Canon City, re-
turned here last Saturday night after
business trip of a weeks duration to
Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Jared Townsend left on Tuesday for
San Francisco to attend the National
Encsmpment, Grand Army of the Re-
public So far as we have been able to
ascertain Mr.. Townsend is the only old
soldier from Canon City to go TO the
encampment.
Miss Fay Asbury of Denver. and Miss
Ida Stotts Of this city, are spending
this week at Robert Reeds ranch on
Cottonwood. After many hor-e back
rides and other out-of-dour adv, ntures,
in this eIhilerating Colorado mountain
sir, they expect to return home much
improved in strength.
Mr.. Richardson Of Wyoming, Iowa.
father of Miss Florence Richardson,
teacher OF the seventh grade in the
Warrington school, was in town last
Tuesday en- route to San Francisco to
attend the National Encampment G.
A. X. Mr. Richardson, who is an old
soldi-r. was the guest Of Rev. Nc
Laughlin during his stay in town.
Mise Louis Chase, who is engaged in
missionary work in Covea, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Albert shank
and family on North Sixth street the
first Of the current week. having beer
Induced to stop on here by theil
daughter. who is also a missionary in
the far east. Miss Chase and Miss
shank were acquaintances in the Her
init Kingdom"
W. Ii. Trout is carrying his left hand
in q sling in consequence of an injury
received at the Csnou City Brick
Tile works last Monday morning. In
some manner Mr.. Trout'e hand wa.
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brick making machines and the fiesf
bruised and lacer.ted in q very painful
way. That his arm was not torn on il
little short of the miraculous.
John E. Eldred and family, of Car
rollton, Illinois. who are on theil
way to California and Washington
stopped Oh here on the sth inst to visi
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. L
E. Eldred. of South Canon. Mr.
Eldred expresses tue opinion tina
Canon Ci'y is the most desirable resi-
dence town he has visited since coming
to Colorado
R. E. Oldham, wife and family. o,
Fulton, Kansas, are sojourning in tn.
city for the benefit Of Mrs. Oldham
health. Mr.. Oldham was for eightees
years a miner in the San Juan country
and is familiar with the mining indus
try in the entire Rocky Mountain re
gion. having at one time or another
visited nearly all of the mining camp
of the west. For several years he ha,
been engaged in farming in the Sun
flower state.