Cañon City record., 1904-10-20

and enjoyed his experiences greatly.
Miss Kate Oakes of La Porte. Indi-
ana, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Bethel for the last two
months, left for home on Tuesday
She was accompanied as far as Pueblo
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel
Mrs. Sarah Mellen of St. Joseph,
Missouri, who halted here a week or
ten days ago for visit with her sister.
Mrs. T. II. Craven, while en- route to
Oroville. California. Ito spend the winter
with her son, left for the Pacific coast
last Saturday.
John Stirling, son and daughter Of
Corydon, Iowo, who were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Boyle last week.
left on Monday for Denver en- route
home. Mr.. Stirling is editor and pro
prietor OF the Corydon Democrat. a
semi weekly publication Of large circu-
lation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Pigg and family
are arranging to leave in a few days for
Houston, Texas. where they expect to
spend several weeks as the guests Of
relatives of Mrs. Pigg. They will spend
some time in St. Louis visiting the
Worlds Fair before returning to
Canon.
A. H. Seeley and family are arrang-
ing TO remove from their present place
Of residence, southeast corner Of Fifth
-,,A Ia ~ ha vt -
of Gilbert Campbell, corner of Green
wood avenue and Tenth street J. T.
Nan will take the house to be vacated
by Mr.. Seeiy
daughter, Misc Agnes, have gone east
for . couple Of months visit After
doing the Worlds Fair they will visit
relatives at their former home in Illi-
nois and on the homeward trip will
stop Cd in Kansas City, Missouri, for
several weeks.
Alfred SeeIy, who arrived here last
Friday from California, is improving
since his return to Colorado and his
friends hope he will soon be able to be
on the streets once more. At present
he is at DIR. Graves hospital but his
convalesence gives rise to the belief
that he will shortly be out again.
CIR. Tanner, DR.. Wilkinson, Willis
Watson and others went to Pueblo
yesterday to attend the annual state
Baptist convention. Rev. Harl, who 10
president Of the convention, left on
Monday. Rev. Harl has been specially
honored by the convention having been
twice elected to its presidency.
DR.. J. l.. Prentiss left the flrst of the
week for Ann Arbor, Michigan, whore
he will spend several weeks visiting
his son. On his return to Canon City
he will be accompanied BY Mrs. Prem
tiss, who has been spending the sum-
mer with relatives in England. They
will halt at St. Louis to inspect the
Worlds Fair on the homeward trip
E. G. Bettis is expected to return
home the last of the current week from
an extended visit to Chicago and New
England. Until about ten days ago
Mr.. Belts was down in Maine. and,
from all accounts, he found the clim-
mate in that section OF the county dis
agreeable and was glad Of an oppor-
tunity to return to Colorado. He was
in Boston last week en- route to Canon
City.
Rev. J. P. Green. president Of
William Jewel College Mo, will preach
at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
DR.. Green il one OF the great educators
and preachers of the day and this will
be the only opportunity to hear him in
Canon City for a long time. Wherever
DR.. Green is known men Of all classes
hock to hear him. You are most
cordially invited to be present Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Koebel returned
home last week after an extended visit
to points of interests in the east. Mrs.
Koebel spent tho summer with rela-
tives In Rochester, New York. and Il
was 70 that city that her husband went
. month or 20 ago for the purpose Of
accompanying her back TO Colorado.
They halted In St. Louis on the return
trip TO view the attractions of the
Worlds Fair.
Rev. J. T. Thomas, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, went to
Boulder last Thursday to attend the
annual convention Of the Society of
! Christian Edeavor, which he he'd the
honor OF addressing last Sunday morn.
ing. On his way homo he halted At