CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-07-09
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Ro Jamison, who has he u o, ,si,ion
As guard at the penit-ntiary, left YER
eerday morning for Kansas City to
join his wife, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs J. T. Gilmer left last week for
Oscrola, Missouri, where she viii re-
main some time visiting relatives. GO
ing later to Kansas City were she will
meet her husband. who will engage in
business at that place.
E. W. Thomas Of the postoffice
clerical force is spending his annual
vacation with friends in westcliff and
vicinity During Mr. Thomas ab
sence from the postoffice his duties
are being looked after by Charles G.
Lacy.
George C. Koess of Cotopa1i has
i-een chosen to the principalship of the
Williamsburg schools for the current
year Koess is Fremont county boy
and his selection fer the position named
is q deserved tribute to his success as
q teacher
The July Woman's Home Companion
contains . striking article on keeping
House With High Explosives" 1t il
an interview with Mr.. Hudson Maxir1.
Mary Annable Fanton tells how he
boiled eggs over dynamite and made
tea with smokeless powder.
Silas E Colquhoun, OF Winnipeg.
British Northwest Territory, Was here
several days lat week while making .
tour of the Rocky mountain states.
Mr. Colquhoun stated that Canon City
Was the prettiest town of its class that
he had seen in the United States.
F. H. Bengley and son, accompanied
BY Mr.. Smith, Of Four-mile, left last
week for an overland trip through
northwestern Colorado. and from there
will extend their peregrinations into
Wyoming and Montana An incident
of their trip will be a witt to Yellow
stone Park.
Mrs. W. T. Curry entertained the
members of her Sunday School class,
composed Of a dozen or more young
ladies, at her home, 523 Hazel avenue,
last Thursdsy evening. Social games
of various kinds were played and re-
freshments served The occasion was
d-lightful one to all.
Mr. and Mrr. Charles F. Davis, of
Fort Collins, returned home last Tues
day morning after a visit of several
days with Judge c. f. Waldo and other
friends. Mrs. Davis will be remem-
bered as theswife of the late Rev Part
ridge, at one time pastor of the congre-
CATION of the FIRST Presbyterian church
Since the selection OF teachers by the
have been received. Miss Merriman
teacher of the sth grade has accepted
position in the Denver schools so as
to be at hom- with relatives in Denver.
Clyde V. Hardy resigns n posit on in
the High school. intending to engage
in another line of business.
( Mrs T. B. Cou ter and Miss Stella
osburn, left for Lincoln, Nebrs-ka,
last Tuesday in charge of Della Hoover,
Mr. Cuulter's little granddaughter,
who has 80 far recovered from her
c. MT illness as to be able to travel.
Mr. Coulter and Miss O-burn will re-
main couple of weeks in Lincoln. and
on the return. will stop few drys
with the formers mother in Denver
Secretary ". c. Thomas Of the To-
cal Y. NJ. A. accompanied hy his
sister, Miss Daisy, who recently came
here from Ohio, will leave next Sat-
urdAy night for Lake Geneva. Wis.,
consin. where they will remain for q
short time. going later to Troy, Ohio,
where they will spend several weeks
at the parental home Mr. Thomas
will return TO Canon about the middle
of August
Miss Marion Jones, of Sedalis. Mo-,
whose singing was so much admired by
attendants at the First Preshy terian
church last summer, arrived here a
few days agu for visit OF several
month. duration with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J ]. Jones, on Pike avenue.
1t is understood that the congregation
of the First Presbyterian church will
have an o portunity of listening TO the
superb vocalism of Miss Jones at regu-
lar morning services during he current
summer.