Cañon City record., 1904-05-19

since which time they have been visit
ing points OF interest in California.
DR. n w. Judd and mother left last
Tuesday afternoon for Denver and
Loveland where they will visit for
few days after which they will go to
the Black Hills where they will spend
the summer. DR.. Judd expects to
enter upon the practice of his profess
sion on his return to Canon City next
fall.
Mrs. Eugene Whitacre ard daughter,
Miss Marjorie, OF Colorado Springs,
were the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. w. II.
Peabody last Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Whitacre, who was at one time con-
nected with the publication of the
Canon City Clipper, is now in the news
paper business at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. R. G. Miller and wife left last
Monday afternoon for st. Louis, where
they will spend several weeks visiting
the Worlds Fair after which they will
proceed to New York, where they will
be the guests Of relatives Of the latter
for some time, returning here about
the first of July.
Bernard DeWeese, who has been
pursuing course of civil engineering
in the University of California at
Berkeley, for the past year came home
yesterday to spend the summer vaca-
ton. He will return to Berkeley in
September to complete his professional
studies.
J. r. Adams of Goldfeld, halted in
Canon City last Monday to look after
some business matters, while en- route
to Bowerman to look after some min
ing interests. Mr.. Adams expresses
the belief that there will be boom in
mining property at Bowerman this
spring.
Paul Banker, lately associated with
George II. Kruger in the ownership OF
the Photographic gallery at $40 Main
street, sold his interest in the business
to his partner last week and returned
to Salt Lake City where he came from
couple Of months ago.
Miss Birgirthe Seeley, sister of A.
H. and Alfred Seeley OF this city passed
through here last Friday en- route from
Denver to San Francisco, California,
where she will join her parents. who
have made their home on the Pacific
coast for several years.
G Mr. aad Mrs. Geo 7. Wood and FAM
lily will leave about the first OF next
month for several weeks visit to the
old home at Carroilton. Illinois. They
will spend some time viewing the mar
vels OF the Worlds Fair before their
return to Canon City.
Lloyd Coulter left last week for Sal
mon City, Idaho. where he will halt till
the snow melts sufficiently to enable
him to get into the Thunder Mountain
country, where he will devote himself
to his mining properties during the
coming summer.
The High School Cadets will have
their first practice on the rife range
next Saturday. They will proceed to
the range in company formation and
camp for the day, devoting their time
on arrival there to tsst OF marksman-
ship.
Walter Gaffner OF Sesttle, Washing
ton, halted here the first Of the week
for brief visit with his sister-in- law,
Mrs. Robt. GafYner, and family en-
route to St. Louis and other Eastern
points on business
Miss Lottie Weaver OF Pueblo, re-
turned home last Tuesday after pleas
ant visit Of several days duration with |
Miss Minnie Somerville. Miss Weaver
will be remembered a. former resi-
dent Of this city.
PURE leaf lard. 8, 5, 10. 20 pound cans
Ioc pound to close out.-McNelly'a.
Amos johnson of 704 River street left
last Monday for a business visit to |
points In Kansas and Missouri. Before |
returning here Mr.. johnson will inspect !
the marvels Of the Worlds Fair at st. |
Louis.
Mrs. II. w. Cheney and son. Harry
returned to their home at Ida Grove,
Iowa, a few days ago after visit Of n
couple OF months duration in this city
or the benefit OF the latters health.
PLows, harrows, seeds, hand culti-
vators. Smith Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Ada Wright Snyder returned to
her home at Cripple Greek last Monday
after a pleasant visit OF several days
duration with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Wright. at 414 River street.
A delightful musicale and aunner