Cañon City record., 1904-08-25

turned here the first of the week from
their fishing trip 20 Almont. They
caught some fine trout and had an en-
joyable outing.
Mrs II. NJ. Mingay, daughter. Mrs.
E. B. Smith, and granddaughter, Miss
Bertha Smith, returned home lnst Sat-
urday after a pleasant visit TO Denver,
Glen Park ana Colorado Springs.
Mrs M s. Groves and children of
Carlsbad, n. M, are the guests Of the
former 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Biggs, and other relatives. They will
probably remain here for two or three
weeks.
Alfred Seely left last Sunday for San
Francisco, California, where he Will
visit his father and other relatives for
a month or six weeks after which he
will matriculnie ss n student at Leland
Stanford University.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minor are expected
TO return home by the last Of the cur
rent week from Houston, Texas, and
other points in the south and east. A
pleasant incident OF the trip was two
weeks visit TO the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis
Mn. NJ. B. Mitchell, who left here
last fall in company with her husband
for the Pacific coast, talteo here last
Tuesday for q short visit with friends
while en- route back TO Washington
after q Tisi. with her mother at Rich
mond, Kans.
Robt. Miller returned 20 his home at
GarDeti, Kansas, yesterday after q
Kirkland, and family on Lincoln Park
Mr.. Miller expressed himself as greatly
pleased with Canon City. particularly
with its climate.
Prof. Il. Z. Smith returned home
last Friday from trip to his mining
property in Gunnison county. Prof
Smiths claim, which is located on Gross
mountain, near Tin Cop, promises 70
become highly remunera.ive with
proper development.
Mn. r S. Hartmann and family. Of
Colorado Springs have rented the resi-
dence property Of A. X. Stockton At
5l9 Macon averue and will occupy il as
home during the coming fan and
winter. The children will attend the
Canon City public schools.
Mr. Allen Thomas. mother Of Mrs
J. T. Logan. returned to her home in
Kansas City, Kansas, last Tuesday after
visi, here OF nearly four months du-
ration. Mrs. Thomas, who came here
on account o. her heath, WIS much
benefited by her soionrn in Canon City.
Rec Jameson has been seriously i'll
for several weeks in consequence OF an
attack OF infiammatory rheumatism.
A marked improvement was noted in
his condition last week, but during the
past few days his suffering has been
more acute than n; any time since his
invaiidism began.
Rev Nj NJ. McFerran. who was the
guest of Rev. John T. Thomas during q
recent camping trip to Taylor Park.
left for his home at ItasEa, Texas, last
Tuesday. Rev McFerrsn preached
from the pulpit of the First Presoy-
terian church at the regular service
last Sunday evening.
J. r. Marr left lac, week for Chicago
and other eastern markets where he
will purchase 4 line of dry goods for
the fall and winter trade. He will
visit relatives at his old home At Kan
kakee, III, and will alsn stop at st.
Louis TO take in the Worlds Fair be-
fore returning TO Canon.
Mrs. Harry S. Hall, of 52e College
avenue, left last Saturday for visit
with relatives at her old home At olney,
Illinois. Mrs. Hall, who expects to he
abeent from Canon City till about the
middle of October, viii take in the
Worlds Fair before returning TO Colo
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