Cañon City record., 1905-06-29


will 80 over on the Tomichi, beyoud
Msrshali Pass. on . fishing trip next
week. It Is probable that theJ viii Be
accompanied BY DR.. John Tiffin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Dickinson Will
leave on Saturday for visit to Victor,
Cripple Greek and Colorado Sprinas.
Mr.. Dickinson will return ON Tuesday,
leaving his wife to make q more ex-
tended visit.
Hiram Jackson Of the postofIice
clerical force lsft last Tuesday for Chi
cago and other points in the Aississip-
pi valley where ne will spend his
annual vacation. He will be gone two
or three weeks.
Felix Roulet Of Newark valley, New
York, was the guest Of Rev. J. B. Cook
last Sunday. He was delighted with
Canon City's climate. location and
fruit productions and will talk about
them IL the east.
Frank Bengley is arranging to leave
shortly for Utah to witness the draw
ing which the government will inaugur-
ate August 18th for the allotment OF
the lands embraced within the Unitsh
Indian reservation.
Frank 4. Walling Of Pueblo, travel
ing freight agent Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad company was shown
about town last Saturday by H. 8.
Msddox. local representative Of the
D. & r. G. company.
Rev. w. L. Decker. pastor Of the
John Collins NJ. z. church at Denver.
and his sister -in-law, Mrs. Dr. Haney
OF CentrsliA. Illinois. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Wood on Riverside
avenue. South Canon.
Chas. E. May left this morning for
Saiida on business connected with his
graphite roofing paint. He win visit
score or more of towns on the Western
slope and will be away most of the
time until the first Of October.
Ex-Sherin v. s. Simon left last Tues
day afternoon for Battle Greek, Michi
gau, where he will assist in taking care
OF his father, who is undergoing treat
ment at that institution. Mr.. Simon
will. be gone for several weeks
A. p. vandiver, OF Florence, was
defendant in Squire Logan's court last
Friday morning charged with assault
on Louis NJ. S;een, OF the same city, on
the oath ult. He was bound over to
the district court in the sum Of $500.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. McCurry and son.
W. d. McCurry. left last Tuesday for
an overland drive to Maybell. Rourt
county, where they will spend the
summer on the Two Bar ranch. The
trip will be made by way of Salida and
Lesdville.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Breckenridge
of Lincoln Park, accompanied by Nr.
and Mrs. Edgar Blake and two dsugh-
ters, OF Evanston. Illinois. drove up 10
FaBcher's ranch, on Beaver Greek. last
Tuesday for couple of days fishing
and camping outing.
Walter Colyer. postmaster at Albion,
Illinois, and editor OF the leading news
paper Of that place, stopped of here
last Monday for briei visit with
friends while en- route home from San
Francisco and other points of interest
on the Pacific coast.
J. b. olmger and family, of MAXWELL,
Iowa. have taken the Bsbberger cot
tage, on North Fifteenth street, and
will spend the summer here. Mr..
Olmger, who 10 one Of the leading busi-
ness men OF Maxwell. Is delighted with
our Colorado climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. s. Coolbaugh have
rented for the summer . furniahed
house Of twelve rooms near The
Pines.n in the Wet Mountain valley,
some eight miles from westcIin, and
the latter, with Miss Katherine, will
go up next week and tske possession
MIR. and Mrs. David Rees and Miss
Josephine Durland. of Norfolk, Nebras-
ka, were guests at the home Of the
Misses Morrison, on whippie avenue. a
couple OF days last week. They were
en- route to Portland, Oregon. where
they will sisit the Lewis and Clarke
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Cline left last
Monday morning for n drive through
Western Colorado and eastern Utah.
1t 10 their intention to be present at
the drawing OF the unitah Indian
reservation lands, which is to begin
August 18th. Their route WAS via
Leadville and Cottonwood Pass.
Miss Pansy Reynolds. who matted at