Cañon City record., 1905-03-30
IooaI and Personal

Good morning. Did you hear Sun
day?" was the common street saluta-
tion Monday morning.
rick, Iowa, arrived here last week with
view Of making their home in Canon
City.
Judge Cooper last Saturday granted
. decree Of divorce to Ethel Mcdonald
from her husband. Richard g. Nc
Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank p. Smith left
last Friday for Kansas City. where
OF next month.
Rev. Ira II. Teel, pastor OF the Chris
tian church, who has been in California
during the past month, is expected
home this week.
Mrs. Rufus McSiel and son. Charles,
OF Cripple Greek arrived here last week
and will spend the summer on the Nc
Mel fruit ranch.
Ex-Governor Jas. II. Peabody and
family are expected to arrive here to-
DAY with the iutsntiono Of again
making their home in Canon City.
Mrs. w. II. Pigg and children re
turned to Canon last Sunday from
Houston, Texas, where they have been
visiting relatives since last November.
They went up to the Stirrup ranch on
Monday.
Some men who come down Sixth
street are so polite they tip their hat
to the wax figures in the back OF Baker
4 BiggS store fearing that one Of
the good looking clerks may be mixed
up among them.
Engineer Monroe of the F. * c. c.
who had the misfortune TO inIure his
ankle while getting OF his locomotive
at Adelaide several weeks ago. has so
far recovered from his injuries as to
be able to return To his work
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith have
returned home after . several weeks
visit to Chicago and other eastern dry
goods markets. Mr.. Smith says busi-
ness conditions are very satisfactory
in the east a the present time.
John Clark, John Miller and Chester
Leggitt left last Saturday afternoon for
Mackey, Idaho, where the former has
extensive ranch and cattle interests
They were boys together at Winches-
ter, Ind and Mr.. Leggftt arrived
here last week from that city.
Mrs. II. L. Prindle and children :and
Miss Mary Bradley. who have been the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. X. X. Coward
for several weeks. left on Tuesday for
Muskogee. Indian Territory, where
they will halt for a brief visit while en-
route TO their home in New York City.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. ]. Doyle and daugh-
ter came down from Cripple Greek last
Thursday Mr. Doyle returned to the
district on Saturday where he is en-
gagged in installing new compressor
at the Findley mine. His wife and
daughter will remain in Canon during
the summer.
Chas. /. Dickerson and A. II. Craig
| left the first of the week for Junkin's
Park to look over the new gold Held
with n view OF stalking mining claims.
Mr.. Craig was for a number of years a
prospector in Alaska, going into the
Yukon valley soon after the famous
strike was made at Dawson Uity.
Frank Hoyt OF 54i Sherman avenue,
Lincoln Park. left at The RECORD office
last Saturday hens egg weighing
three and half ounces. Ii is two and
three quarters inches in length and
two inches in diameter. Mr.. 9oyt Of
fers dollar to any poultryman that
will duplicate the egg alluded to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned O. Craven left to-
day for Dallas, Texas, from which
point the former will proceed to Excel
sior Springs, Missouri, and the latter
to San Antonio. where she will spend
several months visiting her mother and
other relatives. They will be gone un-
til the beginning Of the summer season.
Mrs. ]. b. Cook and daughter, Olive.
returned home last Friday night from
Binghamton, New York, where they
spent the greater part OF the winter
Rev. Cook met them at La Junta and
accompanied them to Canon from that
city. Mrs. Cook is much improved in
health in consequence of her eastern
visit.
Harry Berlin. for the last seven or
eight months employed as = prescip.
tion clerk in c. A. keables' drug store,
will leave in a few days for Pueblo
weere he expects TO make his home.
The posit,on vacated by Mr.. Berlin's
removal from the city will be taken by
Harry Nelson, now employed At w. II.
Peabody's drug store. t.I.
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