Cañon City record., 1904-08-25

| Rev. william w. Ayers. rector OF
Christ Episcopal church. returned to
Canon City last week after months
visit with his daughter and son at
Trail, British Columbia He WAS ac-
companied home by Mrs Ayres, who
has been absent the greater part of the
summer. Rev. Ayres reports an en-
joyable trip and says conditions in
British Columbia are ideal for q sum-
mer outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rockafellow
and DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Little went
over to the Gunnison country last
Saturday where they will be guests of
Mine Host Davis at the Almont hotel
for 4 week or ten days. Fishing has
not been very good in the vicinity of
Almont the last two weeks as it was
earlier in the season, and they may re-
turn home at the end of the shorter
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nunlist OF EN-
poris, Kans-, stopped of here last
Saturday for brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs W. J. Maddox while en- route to
Seattle, Wash, and other points in the
northwest They were married in
Empcria last Wednesday and will de-
vote month or 80 to touring the Pa
cific cosst before returning to Kansas.
Mrs. Numlist is cousin Of Mrs. Mad
dock
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Bachelor and
Mr.. and Mrs NJ K. Hamilton of
Orchard avenue, Fruitmere, and Mr..
and Mrs Z. c. Mitchell Of Lincoln
Park, left last Tuesday for Woodland
Park where they win spend a week or
ten days in camping. They made the
trip by wagon xnd win visit Cripple
Creek, Colorado Springs and other
points Of interest before their return.
Mrs. W. B. FELTON, and family left
last Tuesday for Denver from which
city they will proceed to Kountz
Brothers ranch, about eix miles distant,
where they will Join Judge FELTON, and
where they will make their home. 1t
will be remembered that Judge FELTON,
was recently chosen as superintendent
OF Kountz Brothers orchard one Of the
largest in the state
Mr. Dan Hall is planning to leave
shortly for visit TO the Worlds Fair
at ST. Louis. She will be accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Gail, who will
enter college at Columbia. Missouri, on
the l4th proI. Mr.. Hall expects to be
gone q couple of months and will visit
relatives and friends in various parts of
City.
By vote of the congregation OF the
First Baptist church last Wednesday
night Thomas Huxley was licensed TO
preach. Mr.. Huxley, who is an alum
nus OF the Canon City High school. will
leave here on the 5th of next month for
Liberty, Missouri. where he will enter
William Jewel College for the purpose
OF taking q theological course OF study.
Mr.. Geo W. Burke. nee Rosa Beech
er, arrived here from Chicago last Sat-
urday night and will spend several
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beecher. at go North Fifth street.
Mrs. Burke is loyal westerner and
thinks Colorado is incomparably ahead
of Illinois in climate and general de-
STABILITY as place OF residence.
Mr.. Lafe Combs and son, Walter,
left last Friday night for ST Louis
where they win spend . couple Of weeks
visiting the Worlds Fair after which
they will proceed TO Iowa where they
vill be the guest of friends while en-
route home. Walter Combs expects to
return to Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
early mex; month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Wright left last
Sunday for Salt Lake City enroute TO
the Pacific coast where they will spend
month or six weeks in visiting san
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seat
tie, Tacoma and other points after
which they will go to Spokane, Wash,
where they expect 10 make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McClintock re-
turned home last Sunday after two
weeks visit of more than ordinary in
terest TO points in Illinois and Indiana.
They were delighted with the ST. Louis
fair, particularly with the electric IL
Elimination at night. which they regard
as one OF it's moe; marvellous features.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Heath and
family and +. J. Payne, accompanied
| by Mr.. and Mrs. P. Sodaberg, of Sutton,
Nebraska, left last Monday morning
for weeks camping and fishing AT
Almont, Colorado. Shortly after his
/ return Mr.. Heath will make a business