Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Social and Personal

avenur. South Canon.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Culver have gone
to Cripple Greek where they will
mske their home.
Jas. Russell is engaged in Sunday
school missionary work at Monument
and Eastonvflle, Colorado, this week
Mr.. and Mrs GAMER OF Creede wer-
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Jarvis
of 1l2 Garfield street, Lincoln Park.
last week.
eoln Park, hive gone to Larimie, Wy
oming. where they expect to make
their home.
c. II. Kistler last week purchased
through the agency Of Hodgin & Ken
nedy the residence property Of J. A.
Freeburg at 507 Hazel avenue.
Miss Duval. of New York City, and
Miss Collins. OF Cleveland, Ohio, are
visitors in the city, having come here
for the tenefit Of the formers health
E. O. Harley returned to his home
at Fort Smith, Arkansas, last Monday
after a visit of month or six weeks
duration with Don g. Champion and
family.
Edwin O. Blair, editor and propri-
etor Of the Trinidad Chronicle, was a
Canon visitor last Thursday. While
here Mr. Blair made fraternal call at
The various newspaper offices.
Mrs. Don Collard was called here
last week from Arizona on account of
the death of her daughter, Mrs. Milo
Means. She will remain here for ten
days or two weeks before returning
home.
VIM. Massaman Of Pagosa Springs,
Colorado, and Ida 5. Tschudy of Cen
trail Point, Oregon, were married by
F. A Mcdonald. ]. P, last Saturday
morning. They will make their home
at Psgosa Springs.
l.. o. Miller has returned to Canon
City from Sterling, Kansas, where he
went few months ago in search Of
employment. His wife and family are
still in Kansas, but will probably come
back next spring.
F. ]. Elliott, manager of the glee
and mandolin clubs Of the state universi-
ty at Boulder. was in town last Saturdsy
arranging for an entertainment to be
given at the opera house Wednesday
evening March, 3oth.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Means and Mr..
and Mrs. Rowe Means of Saguache and
Mrs George Means OF Salida attended
the funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Means,
which took place from the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hsmlin returned
to their home at Denver last Friday
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs :
A. r. Mitchell ard other Canon City
friends. Mr.. Hamlin was formerly
manager of the telephone exchanges in
this city and Florence.
Mrs. S. r. Mclaughlin and son
Ralph, returned home last Thursday
from Los Angeles and Long Beach,
California, whittier they went cou pie
Of months ago for the benefit of the
formers health. Mrs. Mclaughlin was
materially benefited in consequence
OF her trip to the coast
Miss Cora Peabody came down from
Denver to attend the funeral of tn e
late Frederick Greydene-Smith and in
cidentally TO be present at the leap
year dance to be given at Annex hall
this evening. Accompanied by her
brother. James C. Peabody, she will
return to Denver next Saturday.
DR.. Sarah Eta Kirby chief lady
physician at the Battle Greek, Michigan,
Sanitarium, returned home the first of
the week after pleasant visit of ten
days duration in this city as the guest
OF Mrs. DR.. Pitt A. Wade, whose class
mate she WAS at medical college. DR..
Kirby was greatly pleased as the result
of her trip to Colorado.
Lou Meyers, brother OF Mrs. w. B +.
5s4 College avenue, the first OF the
week while enroute from Denver to
st. Louis. Mr. Meyers has just com
pleted three years term of enlist
ment in the United States army, from
which he expresses himself as very
thankful to be released. He has been
stationed at various points in the West,
his latest assignment being at Fort
Logan.
The officers of Canon City Chapter,
order of the Eastern Star, were enter