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

business the nIst OI the week
Mrs. W. p Nelan has been confined
to her room for several days in conse-
qneuce of an attack Of tonsilitis.
A. P. Nelson has purchased the resi-
dence property lately owned by /. F
Dawson at s24 Rudd avenue, and will
occupy it as home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Smith Of the Gem
the formers uncle, Mr.. j. G. Smith,
and wife of Nelson, Nebraska,
Miss Ethel Gibson has returned home
after a pleasant visit with relatives at
Rocky Ford. she haulted al Pueblo foi
brief sojourn while en- route home.
Mrs Goetz, three daughters and one
son, of Paris, Missouri, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Roam at 403
South Ninth street. Mrs. Goetz is the
aunt of her entertainer.
w. E. Galley will go TO Colorado
Springs the fist of next week where
he viii meet his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Galley of Des Moines,
Iowa, who expect TO spend the summer
in this city.
l.. F. Collins, proprietor of the
Eureka Bargain store, returned home
a few days ago from an extended busi-
mesa trip through the Central and New
England states. Mr.. Collins left here
last September.
Archie White returned home last
Monday after an outing trip Of two or
three days urstion on Beaver Greek
twenty-five miles northeast of town.
He says the conditions up there are
ideal for camping.
The members Of Canon Homestead, I,
No. l3s, Brotherhood of American
Yeomen. will be regsled with . literary
and musical program at their hall to
morrow night. Ice cream, cake and
other Refreshments will be served.
A new record for automobiles be-
tween Denver and this city was made
last Thu sdsy by W. H. Trout and
chauffeur in a Cadillac machine; the
run from the metropolis here being
made in seven hours and forty-fiye
minutes.
d. F. Bright wss down from West
clide on business the first of the week.
Mr. Blight says the indications are
fiattering for frst-clAss agricultural
crop in the Wet Mountain valley, and
that people OF all classes are feeling
quite jubiiant in consequence.
MilIburn Ellis returned to his home
near Cincinnati, Ohio, the first of the
week after visit here Of month OF
six weeks duration as the guest Of his
brothers. ]. II. Ellis and family. He
will halt for brief visit with friends
At Council Bluffs, Iowa, white on his
way back To the Buckeve state.
G. G. Mar, for the last four OF five
he sx.d IL y.
Gas c mpany, viii leave TOMORROW for
his old home at Portland. 0regan- 1t
is not improbable thai Mr.. Mair will
secure position with the U. S.
engineers nov employed in cutting a
canal around the Dalles on the
Colombia river,
Frank Spreyer and party of COM
panions came home on Monday after a
pleasant fishing and camping trip on
the Beaver, twenty-five miles north
east Of town. They caught nearly two
hundread trout, their experience tend
ing to confirm the r-port that fishing
10 better on the Beaver this season
than it has been for several years.
Mrs. CLARK Cooper and family are
rusticsting with friends at Greenwood
Springs, and will be absent from home
for = couple or three weeks. While
they are away Mr.. Cooper says he is
open to engagements with his friends
for all meals. except breakfast, which
he can manage 10 do without. il the
hospitality OF his friends is up to the
required standard.
Arthur Wilson, the nine-y year-old
son of MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson, is
carrying his left arm in a sling in con-
sequence OF all injury TO his hand " hile
playing with toy pistol last Monday :.
By some mishap the pistol was dis
charged. its contents entering the palm
OF his hand and intiicting u very ugly
wound. DR.. Cannon was summoned
and dressed the injury few minutes
after The accident.
A fishing and camping party consist
ing of Q. W. Talbot. DR.. fiffin, II.
Stockton, NJ. Denio, a Pennsylvania
millionaire manufacturer. and his SON.
in-law, MIR. Stark, left here last Monday
for Sargent, from which point they will
pack some distance into the mountains
where they viii go into camp for the
summer. expecting 10 return here
abou, the first Of October, They will
be accompanied by Tagahousie, the
culinary end of the expedition. The
party will be under the chaperonage
of Mr.. Talbot. who is an experienced
mountaineer and camper.
John Stillman. VIM. Lanyherty and
Tony Adamik. who were arrested in
South Canon last week on the charge
Of selling intoxicants on Sunday in
violation Of the law, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Eldred OF the county court
last Tuesday and were fined under the
provisions of the statute-the assess
ments and costs in each case amount
ing TO about one hundred dollars. The
defendants had a government: license
to sell liquor, but had no right to dis