CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-09-17

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Mrs Wm. l.. Albright has gone to
California for a visit OF a month or six
weeks duration.
Miss Ethel Hall is among the Canon
City students registered at Colorado
College this year.
Miss Ruth Lewis has returned to
Colorado Springs to renew her studie.
al Colorado College.
DR.. B. F. Keablrs, of PelIa, Iowa,
nas here last week visiting his brorh-r,
C. A. keables, and wife.
Arthur Lehman and Miss Myrtle
Conklin, both of Denver. were married
last Saturday by Squire F. A. Melon,
aid
Roy and Carl He ton and Ben Curtis
left last week for Boulder where they
will resume their studi at the Stat,
University.
Miss Hazel Mullet. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Monroe Brown for sew
eral weeks. left last Saturday for her
home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Alvin Blair, of Sparta. Illinois.
is here for a month or six weeks visit.
She is a guest at the Prescott home 3l2
South Ninth street, South Canon.
Charles G. Rockafellow left last
Monday morning for New Haven,
Connecticut. where he will enter upon
the studies of his sophomore year at
Yale university.
Ralph LiDdscott and wife, of Holton,
Kansas, left for home last Monday
after a Pheasant visit with c. A.
Keables and wife. The latter is a sis
ter of Mrs. Lindscott
DIR. L. E. McDougal is expected to
return home the last of the week from
Ten day. trip to points on the West
ern sloie Mrs. Med ,ugal has been
visiting relatives IN Trinidad for some
time.
Ed H"oi, of Pittsburg, Kansas, ar
rived here last Saturday to look after
his interests in the Copper boy mine
near Dawson. NJ. Hood is prominent
ly identified with the hardware and
implement trade at Pittsburg.
| A surprise party was given by Mrs.
Monr..e Brown lat Friday in honor Of
her guest. Miss Hazel Mullett, of Salt
Lake ,ity. There were score or
more OF guess present and the occas-
ion was one OF great pleasure to all
E. A. Vessel, who has been rusti-
eating on an up-country ranch for a
month or more, came down to Canon
City last week to witness the races
Mr.. Vessels sol urn in the mountains
contributed in no small degree to his
vitality and avoirdupois.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Reynolds and son,
Lawrence, have gone to Canton, ohin,
for several weeks visit with relatives.
They will extend their trip to New
York City and other points on the
Atlantic coast before their returning
home, about November lst.
Ernest A. Davis, formerly employed
for short time in the baggage de-
partment at the d & X. G. station,
but for several months a visitor at
Sommerville's ranch on Tallahssse
creek, left last Monday for Las Vegas,
New Mexico, near which place he will
engage in ranching.
Rev. H. b. Cook left the fret of the
week for the White river country to
join DR.. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. McI.ain. Of this city, and
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Mr.. Wilkes, of Kansas, who are en-
camped there for n couple Of weeks
fishing and hunting outing.
]. T. Maj returned to Canon last
Thursday afternoon from weeks out
ing on Currant Greek ranch. He is
going back in few days to join a
party Of friends OF bunting trip into
the mountains. The open season for
deer hunting began last Thursday and
Mr.. Nan expects to kill buck during
his absence.
Mrs, L. b. Ward, who has been Wis
iting in Texas for some time, has writ
ten to Canon Oity friends that Mr..
and Mrs. Congdon, of Higgins, in that
state, are the pappy parents OF a ten
pound son, born to them recently.
Mrs. Congdon will be remembered by
many people here as Miss Dora Malts-
berger.
DR.. w. H. Davis and wife, of Dem
yer, were the guests the first of the
week of the formers brother, ]. NJ.
Davis, foreman Of the Canon City and
Cripple Greek shops. DIR. Davis, who
is prominent member Of the medical
fraternity of the capital city, occupies