CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-28

i Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Hog.
abom Of 423 Greenwood avenue. July
%, ten pound boy.
Il MISS. GRACE DALI will accompany
Miss Jones in her csncert Thursday
evening, August 4th.
Do not fail to attend the free concert
given by Miss Jones at the Presbyter-
ian church August 4th.
Judge NJ. s. Bsily vent to Fair
play last Monday to preside at the
Park county district court.
Miss Hazel Michod Of Colorado
Springs is visiting Mrs. James Turn
bull and other friends on Lincoln Park.
Miss Florence Tuttle is spending the
week in Colorado Springs rs the guest
OF Miss Minnie 5affsll Of 30 Monument
street.
A. E. Headlee is in town this week
ndeavoring TO find a business location.
Mr. Headlee was former resident OF
Canon City.
Miss Maude Baker has gone to Port
land, Oregon. and will spend the s1m-
mer with former college associates on
the Pacific coast.
DR.. L. f. McDougal, who left here
some months ago for Denver, is now
engaged in the practice of his profes'
sion in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Thermelia Collins OF La Grange
Indiana, is spending the summer here
as the guest OF Mrs. g. w. Tobin, w
A. Collins and other relatives.
Schuler Craft of Denver, an intimate
friend Of W. G. Thomas. came down
from the capital city last Monday
afternoon to attend the latter's we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F Handy and son
William, of Denver, were guests oi
Canon City friends last Saturday
They returned TO the metropolis on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Thomas returned
home last Tuesday night after a camp
ing outing of ten days duration a,
Hermit Lakes in the Wet Mountain
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Morrison drove
up to the Wet Mountain Valley on
Wednesday of last week and camped
for few days at Hermit Lakes, return
ing here on Saturday.
Don't fail to hear the concert by
Miss Marion EIvira Jones at the Pres
byterian church Thursday evening
Aug. 4th. No tickets required. A free
will offering will be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hawkins. Jr..
went to Denver last Tuesday, where
they intend to make their home in the
future. Mr. Ha~kin. has secured q
position in the United States Mint.
Margaret Granger, Earl Mccoy.
Gretchen Harding. Harry Chapson
Maude Dawson and Stanley Miller will
have = picnic supper this evening at
Cottonwood Springs Mrs. Granger
will act As chaperon.
He Beckham and Frank Thomas
left last night for fishing trip to Al
mont. They will be Joined next
Wednesday by Charlie schAfer. Gene
Bradbury and Judge Kent L. Eldred.
They expect to be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lee Case are the
happy parents of an infant son. born to
them on the 18th inst Mrs. Case, who
is at present at the home Of her mother
on Macon avenue, will be remembered
a. Miss Daisy Nelson before her mar
riage.
Chas. O. Springer of Denver was
here couple Of days the first of the
week in the interest of the Colorado
Promotion and Publicity Committee,
an organization that is doing much to
advertise our resources in the Eastern
states and Canada.
Dali Deweess and two daughters,
Hazel aud Blanch, with Louis and
Lawrence Reynolds. returned from St.
Louis yesterday afternoon. Mr. F. A.
Reynolds remained in the East for a
few days longer to look at some cattle,
with probable view OF their purchase.
A. c. Wood. at one time employed
here in clerical capacity by the c. F.
& I. company, but for several years
past a resident of Trinidad, was mar
ried to Miss Lo;tie Teets Of Denver on
the 2lst inst They will be at home to
their friends at Trinidad after August
ist.