Cañon City record., 1905-04-13


F. a. Fowler is arranging to leave
for New Mexico in the course Of
few days in the interest Of an scci-
dent insurance company.
Miss Lois Rogers returned home .
few days ago from Duluth. Minne-
sofa, where she has been visiting her
sister for q year or more.
Mr.. Boyce, OF Delta, Colorado, stop
ped OF here the first Of the week for a
brief visit with his niece, Mrs. Brenton.
while en- route home from a business
trip to Denver.
Daniel Reisner las gone to Atchison,
Kansas, to attend the funeral OF his
brother. ]. G. Reisner who died last
Friday. Mr.. Reisner came from Penn
sylvana in 1857.
Mrs. Stanley and three children OF
Kansas arrived in Canon Wednesday
evening for an extended visit. They
are the guests OF Mr.. Lamb and family
-of Franklin avenue
Miss Ernestine Parsons and Miss
Clark and Messrs. Albert McLsin and
Ed Smith, students at Colorado Col
iege, came home last Tuesday night
for the spring vacation.
Mrs. McAfee and son, Frank, who
have been visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. w. w. Rice, at "a Pres
colt avenue. South Canon, returned to
their home in Denver last Saturday.
Ira Keown, for long time employed
as a cigar maker at Peter Kobel's fac
tory on West Main street, left last
Sunday night for Baker City, Oregon,
where ne expects TO make his home.
F. n. Harrison OF Denver, deputy
state organizer for the woodmen of
the World, stopped of here couple OF
days last week while en- route home
from business trip to the western part
of the state.
W.T. Payne and wife, of Des Moines.
Iowa, are here for couple of days
Mr.. Payne is the travelling representa-
tive for the Chamberlain Medicice
company, which is liberal advertiser
with THE RECORD.
Mrs. L. F. Snyder, former prophet
ress Of the missouri Home" at 7o3
River street, returned to Canon City
on Wednesday from Il several months
visit TO Salt Lake City, Spokane and
the Pacific coast.
L. A. Poteet. former rancher on
-Four mile, but for the last year or SO
resident OF Nealsville, North Carolina,
returned to Canon City a few days ago
with the expectation of again making
his home in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Groom and the
latter's sister. Miss Ida Hecker, have
moved TO Cripple Greek, where they
will reside Ia the future. Mr.. Groom
will be remembered As having been
employed as a guard at the peniten-
tiary
C. A. Linneer left today for Linds.
borg, Kansas, on account OF the death
OF his wifes mother. Mrs. Linneer
was summoned to the bedside of her
parent a week ago last Friday and was
there during the last days OF the de-
ceased.
Mrs. S. b. Rogers and daughter. An
toinette. will leave on Wednesday for
Fairfield, Nebraska, where they will
halt for a short visit while en- route to
their old home back in Staunton. Vir-
giniS, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wegs Of South
Canon have gone TO Muntrose where
Mr.. Wegs. who is stone mason by
trade, will take employment in connec-
tion with the Gunuison tunnel. recent
ly undertaken by the Federal govern
ment,
IL. A. Baker, former proprietor Of
the Canon City Cider and Pickling Co
but at present resident OF Denver,
was in town from Friday until Mon
day Mr. Baker. who was sccompan-
led dy his wife, went from here to Al
buquerque and Las Vegas, New Mex
leo,
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Nichols have re-
turned home after a couple OF months
visit in Los Angeles and other places Of
interest in Southern California. They
enjoyed their sojourn on the coast but,
like most Canon City people, were glad
to get back to Colorado.
Mrs. Geo, w. Burke, nee Beecher,
and two children, accompanied by the
formers mother, Mrs. II. n. Beecher.
left Friday morning for Fargo, North