CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-09-15

family will leave to morrow for Cali
forn;a where they expect to make their
home. They have not decided whether
they will locate st San Diego, or Santa
Barbara.
E. G. Bettis left last Friday after
noon for Chicago on business connect
ed with the Royal Gorge Coal d Fire
dent. He will probably be gone sew
eral weeks.
A. W. Hartman, for the past twelve
or fifteen months employed as sales
man by the Gem Dry Goods Company,
take a position in Walker Bros. dry
goods store.
Miss Katherine Coolbaugh left Mon
day for Topeka, Kansas, where she will
attend school this winter. Washburn
organ and Miss Coolbaugh will make
good use Of her time.
w. E. Griswold has rented his ranch
on Lincoln Park for period of three
years and has gone to Lytle, Colorado,
to take charge Of a big cattle ranch for
an eastern company.
Among the Canon City people in
Denver attending the Republican state
convention, in addition TO official del
gates, are City Clerk d. N. Cooper,
Fred Pond, Geo. H 5alie, Guy U.
Hardy and ]. L. Cooper.
Mrs. w. ]. Maddox and little son.
Maurice, left last Sunday for a month
or six weeks visit with relatives at
Emporia, Kansas. Mr.. Maddox ex-
poets to join them at Emporia about
the first Of next month.
A party consisting of A. H. Davis, ].
D. Endicott, E. E. McKinnon. Will
Payne left yesterday for a hunting
trip in the vicinity of CotapaIi. They
win be gone several days.
Miss Angie Ames of Red Rock, Mon
tana. stopped of here last week for a
while in route to Cleveland. Ohio. to
take position as stenographer with q
large Manufacturing firm.
Chas. R. McL.in, accompanied by his
brother, Ernest McLain, and wife of
Newton. Kansas, left lart Thursday for
the White river country in Rout
county where they will spend some
time in hunting and fishing.
Mrs. 7; NJ. Harding entertained the
yesper Choir Saturday evening at the
home of Rev. Ayers on Macon avenue.
Mrs. Hardings mother. Mrs. Lahm,
took sick Saturday making it impossible
for her to entertain at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor left yes
terday afternoon for Redclih where
they will remain for some time. Mr..
Taylor has important mining interests
in that vicinity and his visit is for the
purpose OF looking after the property
Dr. and Mrs. William Pearson left
last Saturday morning for a visit to
Dacorah. Iowa, and other points in the
Missippi valley. They win be gone .
month or six weeks and will inspect
the Worlds Fair before returning to
Canon City.
Arthur Z. Hubbell Of 5l7 Grand
avenue, Lincoln, Park, Is visiting the
Worlds Fair. On leaving St. Louis be
will go by boat to Keokuk, Iowa, from
which point he will proceed by rail to
Hancock county. Illinois. for visit to
his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lawrence OF o04
Pike avenue. left last Monday for .
visit to the Worlds Fair and points in
the Ohio Valley. The greater portion
Of the time during their absence
will be spent at their former home at
Princeton, Indiana.
J. d. Miller OF Winchester, Indiana,
who came here . few weeks ago for .
visit with E. c. Hiatt and other
friends 10 90 much pleased with Canon
City that he has decided to make his
home here His wife and family are
expected here in the course OF . few
days
E. 81. Lamont. manager Of the Ray
mond Consolidated Mining Company
at Ohio City, was visitor in town sew
erAl days last week. He returned to
panied by Mrs. Lamont and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter Palmer. who will be gone
five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Beach left last
week for st. Louis where they will
spend some time looking over the
Worlds Fair. after which they will 20
to Jacksonville, Illinois. for = visit of
several months duration. Mr.. and Mrs..
Beach have q home in Jacksonville as
well - in this city.
Frank kellogg of Kingsville, Ohio,
stopped od here last Friday for brief
visit with his cousins, G. H. and Geo.
whitmore, while en- route to Califor-
mia to take position ~ instructor in a
boys school in Los Angeles. Mr.. kel-
log and George Whitmore were among
the excursionists to Cripple Greek.
W. B. Anderson returned to Canon
City last Monday after a six weeks
visit to st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Joe
and other points in Missouri, He was
pleased with the Worlds Fair at ST.
Louis, but found il no more interest
ing than the renewal of acquaintance
and friendships at his boyhood home.
T. W. Yeiser and Jennie Hallinger,
colored were married nv the pnstor of