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

city Mr.. Miller, whs has been en-
ployed in the railroad business in
various parts OF the state for a number
of years, has a clerical position here
with the Rocky Mountain Coal Com
pany. Mr.. and Mr-. Miller, who came
to Colorado from Chillicothe, Ohio, are
residing at 425 Pike avenue
Mr. and Mrs Jeo G. Smith, and son,
and Geo d. and James Sugent Of Ev-
ansville, Indiana, arrived here last
Saturday for q week or ten days
soiourn while making pleasure tour
, through Colorado. They expressed
the opinion that Canon City was one
of the most delightful places in the
country.
Prof. G. W. Samson OF Cedar Falls,
lows. arrived here last Sunday for a
short visit with his son, George. while
making pleasure tour through Colo
RADIO. Prof Samson, who is one OF the
prominent educators OF the Hawkeye
state. is a member of the faculty of the
state normal school at Cedar Falls.
Charlie. Lyons of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, was here last Saturday aud Sum
dap as the guest of his sister. Mrs. Ned
Craven. His wife, who accompanied
him to Colorado, will remain here for
a month or siI weeks. Mr.. Lyons is
connected in an official capacity with
the NJ. X. d T. railroad company
Mrs Rachel Bradbury has returned
home after an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Griggsville,
Illinois. She says it rsined . large
part OF the time during her stay there
and abe expressed satisfaction on re-
turning to the sunshine OF Colorado.
Chsrl'e Duncan spent the grester
part OF last week canvassing the Wet
Mountain valley in the interest OF the
J. NJ. Wright Hardware Co. Charlie
says 1t was delightfully."- cool over there
and that the conditions render il an
ideal summer resort.
Mr. and Mrs r. o. Waters of West
Canal street are entertaining the for
mere mother. Mrs. W. W. Waters, and
sister, Miss Grace, Of Grand Island,
Nebraska, who arrived here last Fri
day. They will remain in Canon for
month or six weeks.
Prof. F. r. Thompson, superintend-
ent-elect OF the Canon City schools, is
expected to arrive here tomorrow or
next day from Fyan, Missouri, where
he has been spending his vacation, to
plan for the school work to be taken up
in September.
W. c. Thomas returned to Canon
City from his visit TO the east last
Thursday afternoon. He WAS accom-
panied by his college chum, Robert II.
Bishop, Jr.. OF Msnksto, Kansas, who
came out to attend Mr.. Thomas we'd
ding
Miss Crete Chapson accompanied
Miss Maude jenkins to Mr.. w. H
Smiths ranch on Grape Creek Tuesday
where they will spend a couple of weeks
outing Miss Minnie Baker will Join
the party later.
Harry Combs and Reed Miller left
last Saturday morning for st. Louis
whore they will spend some time visit
ing the Worlds Fair. They will visit
various places in Iowa before their re-
turn to Canon.
w. E. Miller and family and Walter
Sheek and family have removed to
Longmont where they expect to make
their home Mr.. Miller will continue
to follow his trade as a cigar maker at
Longmont
Misses Grace and Jessie Johnson re-
turned home last Monday night after a
months visit with friends in Illinois
and Iowa. During their absence they
inspected the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Miss Helen Cook celebrated her
eleventh birthday anniversary last
Friday by entertaining the members of
her Sunday School class with a tea
party at the Methodist parsonage.
Governor Peabody came down from
Denver last Saturday to spend Sunday
with Canon City friends. He remained
over until Monday to look after some
private business interests.
Mrs. w. G. Boyd has returned home
from pleasant visit of two months
duration in Louisville, Kentucky, st.
Louis, Kansas City aud other eastern