CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-07-16

Miss EdnI Pierce is entertaining
Miss Bertha Dalton Of Denver.
| F. G. Gerwig of Cincinnati, Ohio, Was
a business visitor in town the first of
the week.
S. S. Logan of the Clipper and w. B.
Deems of the RECORD left last night on
fishing trip over the range.
Mrs. H. C. Catlin is home after q
pleasant visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold of Bear Hills.
L. d. Elliot wen. to Denver ON Tues
day where he will devote couple III
weeks to viewing the attractions Of the
capitol city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor are enter
tanning Miss Lou Corpening Of Philip
pi, West Virginia, at their home, 1125
Greenwood avenue.
George Csssedy returned home yes
terday from tn G.nnison country
where he has been fishing for the last
two or three weeks
John F. Beck and Harriet Tabor,
both Of Kansas City, were ma ried in
this city on Mondy, Squire F. A. Nc
Donald tying the nuptial knot.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank N. Carrier left
last Monday for a visit of four or five
weeks duration with relatives at the
| old home At Brookville, Pennsylvania.
F. E. Thomas accompanied by a par
ty Of Florence friends left the first of
the week for Gunnison where they will
spend some time in camping and fish
ing.
George E. trout, A. Z. Wilson, Dr.
W. T. Little and DR. F. A. Twitchell
are among the Canon City fishermen
encampad on the Gunnison river this
week.
E. O. Robinson of Boston, Massachu-
setts, is spending a short time in Can
on City as the guest of Z. G. Bettis
and other friends Mr.. Robinson is
much pleased with the climate of the
Arkansas valley, which he says is
much superior to anything Of the kind
in New England.
Dedrick Cooper is over on the Gun
nison this week endeavoring to beguile
the willy trout from his ;lair by dang
ling the artificial fly in his retreat.
During his absence the duties of he
city clerks Office will be taken care Of
by Captain h. NJ. Mingay.
Miss Mary Fisher, of COLORADO
Springs, who WAS the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Rose Beecher, for =
couple of weeks, left for her home last
Saturday. She was accompanied by
Miss Beecher, who will visit in Colo
RADIO Springs for q week or ten days.
$ h. Atwater went TO Pueblo last
Monday On matters connected with the
Sunday School Institute to be held
here from the 27th to the 30th inst.
Mr.. Atwater is one Of the best Sunday
school workers in the state and it was
largely through his instrumentality
that the convention alluded TO was
brought to this city
c. +. Yeager. the REcoRD's directory
man. arrived in Canon last Saturday
m ,rning. He was Joined later by his
family and they have taken the cottage
at sie Greenwood avenue. Miss Ruby
earn. of Texas, accompanied them and
will remain here during July. Mr.
Ieager reports that a great mzny
changes and Improvements have taken
last year. He lie meeting with the
usual success attending the issue of
our city directory.
Amos johnson of Great Bend, KAN
sas. was in Canon on Tuesday on his
way to Salida and Whiiehorn TO look
sfter some mining interests he has at
thos- places Mr. Johns n says Kan
sas is all right tins year and that the
people of the Sunfvwer state will have
more wheat to market within the next
few months than at any previous time.
Mr.. johnson brought his rod and reel
to Colorado and will spend week or
ten days in fishing on the Gunnison be-
fore his return TO Kansas.
Mr. S. ]. NJ McD ugal Of Gunnison
last Saturday morning won the fifty
dollar prize Offered by the Denver Post
for snyone catching a trout weighing
nine pounds or over when received at
the office of the Post, the fish oeinp
caught in running water with rod and
reel and fly. For three yesrs the prize
alluded to has been dangled befors. the
eyes of the fishermen of the state a.
something worth striving for, but no.
body was fortunate enough to win il
until Mrs. McDougal landed the ten
FOUNDER last Saturday.