CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

w. s. Glass has gone to Victor where
he expects to remain for several weeks
Miss Fannie L. Wright went to Hill.
side last Saturday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. B. E. Harl and daughters
Misses Allie and Maple, returned
home last Thursday from an extended
visit with friends in Kansas City and
other points in Missouri
George R. Cassidy is somewhere
over in the Gunnison country fishing
If George don't get some big trout it
will be because all Of them have either
been cought or refuse to bite.
Jas, Russell, who has been engaged
in Sunday School work in Idaho for
the last two weeks, is noa at Boise
City Before going to his present
location he was at Pocatello.
Rev. Ebert McCreary, of Loveland,
Colorado, who has been supplying the
pulpit OF the United Presbyterian
church since the retirement OF Pastor
Mclaughlin, returned home last Tues
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Galbraith, OF
Centralia, Illinois, who have been the
guests of Nr. aud Mrs. Dan Hall at
their ranch on Currant creek, were in
town yesterday on their way to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peabody Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Frisbie and Miss Genevra
Hooyer are expected to return home to-
day from Glenwood Springs where they
have been visiting for the last ten days
or two weeks
II. s. Lee having been granted a
couple of weeks vacation from his
duties as cashier at the Canon Savings
Bank left last Saturday for st. Louis
where he will spend some time doing"
the Worlds Fair
Through the real estate agency OF
Hsdgin & Kennedy the three-acre
tract on North Seventh street, known
as the Kenner property, was sold yes
terday to J. H. Blair, the North Fifth
storage. grain and feed merchant. The
property WAS owned by Mrs Dora
Storebeck.
Mrs. John J Pitts and daughter.
Miss Henrietta, OF Bloomington, Illi-
nois, arrived here yesterday for a
couple or three weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J P. Farmer and family at
their ranch on Grand avenue, Lincoln
Park. They are relatives OF Mrs.
Farmer.
A party of 0klahomans Who are
making leisurely trip through Colo
rsdo by wagon left here Monday for
Green Mountain Falls. Among the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Woods
and family and Miss Mauds Anderson.
They were so much pleased with Cam
on City that they remained hsrs three
weeks.
Plans are being discussed by the
Sunday School Of tho First Baptist
church for picnic in the courss of the
next ten days or two weeks. Tho mat
ter Of selecting . place for the picnic
and the arrangements relating thereto
is in the hands Of q committe consist
ing Of A. Vaughn, Lodford Truman,
DR.. g. H. Wilkinson and Misses Ethel
Huxley and Emma McGeary.
U. 8. Okey, who has the contract for
the erection OF the new infirmory at
the county farm, has not been able to
do much lately in advancing the work
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining the
necessary material to carry on building
operations. Some OF the material de-
signed for its construction was evident
ly lost in the recent Kansas floods, at
least, it was shipped from Kansas City
several weeks ago and no trace OF it
can be found As soon as 1t arrives
work on the new building will be pros
ecuted with vigor.
Irwin Cooper, the six year old son of
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