CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27


Editor A. F. Terrill of the Times has
been confined TO his home for the las;
TN days in C ,n-equence of an attack of
typhoid fever.
Miss Evelyn Campbell. daughter of
Chi-f Justice Campbell Of the State
Supreme Court, has returned to her
home in Denver after a pleasant visit
with NJ s Ruth Lewis.
Miss Ella Fillius, daughter of jacob
Fillius. Of Denver, who was the guest
of Miss Pansy Reynolds and Miss Lii
iian Sawyer last week and the week
previously, has returned to her home
in Denver.
Prof. NJ. P. Helm, recently elected
TO the chair Of science in the faculty of
the Canon City high school, accompan-
led by his wife and little daughter ar
rived here last week from Muncie. In
diana in readiness to enter upon his
school duties ten days hence.
James Curtis OF -Four Mile returned
home q few days ago after an enjoya-
Die camping and fishing outing in the
Gunnison country. He was camped
near Almont, at the junction Of East
and Taylor riyere. and reports piscator-
ial sport first class =, that point.
The real estate men and Others who
are presumed to know something about
the matter say that the vacant houses
about town are beginning to fill up in
anticipation of the winter season and
that by the time the public schools
open tier will be but very few unten-
anted houses within the city limits.
c. W. shephard and wife of Golden
CRY, Missouri, are guests of n. @.
burning on -Four Mile, having halted
here for brief rest while en- route
home from an extended trip through
tie states on the Western slope. dur
ing which they visited Salt Lake City
and other points Of interest beyond the
divid-.
Prof H. E. Smith. supe erintendent
of the South Canon Schools, lett last
Monday morning for the Bowerman
Gold camp at Waunita, where he will
remain until the opening of the public
schools Professor Smith has entered
several mining claims at Bowerman
and expresses great faith in the future
OF the camp as a gold producer.
A J. Naie, chief clerk at the local
Office of the d. & R. G., left last Satur-
day for a six weeks visit to his boyho. d
home in Ontario, Canada 1t is Mr..
Nafe's first trip back 10 the scene of
his youth for five years and half, and
he naturally looks forward with much
pleasurable anticipation to the renewal
of old acquaintances and associations.
Mrs. II. A. Albright and sister. Mrs.
George Priest, of La Junta, and
mother, Mrs. A. E Hawkins. of Han
nihal, Missouri. accompanied by the
formers son, Warden Albright, and
Albert .CoigEte, returned here last
Monday afternoon from a three or
four weeks fishing and camping outing
on the Upper Beaver. They had a very
pleasant time and report fishing better
on the Beaver during the last week
than at any previous period since the
beginning of the current season.
r. &. Tarner, wife and family. of
Ohildress, Texas, arrived here last
Thursday night for visit with the
formers mother, Mrs. Elizabth Turner
at lolq River street. Mr.. Turner. who
lived here until going to Texas about
eight years ago, notes a marvellous
Improvement in Canon City since his
departure. and says he consideres it
one of the prettiest towns west of the
Missouri river. Mr.. Turner, who is
employed in the shops of the Fort
Worth & Denver railroad company, re-
turned TO Childress last Monday.
Mrs. Frank McClintock gave a very
delightful informal musicale at her
home. 725 Harrison avenue, in honor of
her guests, Mrs. Mary Krieder and
daughter, Miss Phoebe Jefferson Krei-
der, OF Jacksonville, Illinois. Mrs.
Stella Black Davis, af Litchfieh, Him
oils, and Miss kreider rendered several
OF their best musical numbers. after
which light refreshments were served.
Miss Helen Sartor, Of Canon, ard Miss
Aldrich, of st. Louis, presiding over
the punch bowl. Mrs. Krieder and
daughter left on Friday for Colorado
Springs aud Denver to visit friends for
few days before returning to their
home in Jacksonville.
Rev. Harry N. Wilson returned
home lest Thursday after a pleasant
visit OF ten days or twoweek duration
with his mother and other relatives at