CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-08-31

eA springs next week 10 Buperintcuo
the packing of the household effects of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Chapson who ex-
pect to shortly return to Missouri to
live.
The Citizens State Bank will open
its doors for business this morning
with 7. B. Coulter as president and NJ.
]. Evans a. cashier. Both gentlemen
will give their entire attention to the
business.
Rev. A. W. Henderson, pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. is
expected to return here tomorrow or
the next day after a six or seven weeks
visit to his old home near Springfield,
Missouri.
William Carruthers, of Cripple
Greek, district passenger agent for the
Colorado Springs & Cripple Greek Dis
| trict Railroad company, was here the
first Of the week looking after the ex-
cursion business.
FoR the Elks Fair and Parade es
Cripple Greek the F. & @. G. will run
a special train to leave Canon City at
7:3O a. m. Monday. September T. Re-
! turning leave Cripple Greek at p. m.
si.50 round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Hadiey, Of Flor
ence were the guests of Nj. and Mrs. NJ d.
j. Evans one day the first of the week
having come up for the purpose of re-
Dewing an acquaintance formed in Me-
braska many years ago.
DIR. W. C. Rowe has returned to
East and has lgain taken his office in
the Arthur block, where be can be
found by friend. and those needing
his professional services.
A general meeting of all the teachers
will be held in the general assembly
room Of the high school building at 9
o'clock next Monday morning. At its
close the other teachers meetings will
be held as previously assigned.
l. Lewis, of Querida, has purchased
the ranch OF E. G. Guthrie, on Orchard
Park. and has taken possession of the
property with the intention of making
his home here. Mr.. Guthrie has gone
to Sloan Springs. Arkansas.
s. F. Crull. of Dublin, Indiana. ar
rived here last Saturday for q visit with
his daughter, Mrs. George d. Palm. of
Lincoln Park. II is Mr.. Crull's first
visit to Colorado and he is greatly in
terested in everything he sees.
THE box paper and tablets sold by
The Palace Drug Store is in keeping
with fashions strictest requirements,
and there is no other time and place
where you can buy As good correspond
ence paper for lower prices than we
quote.
Mrs J J. Cone, accompanied by her
brother, W. b. Agnew, and sisters,
Mrs. Ledbetter and Miss Agnew, ar
rived here last Friday from Stevens
Point. Wisconsin. Mrs. Cone and the
sisters mentioned will make their home
in Canon City
Albert Shank, of the local letter car
rier service. who is taking his annual
vacation, left last Monday for Portland.
Oregon. to get . glimpse of the Lewis
and Clarke exposition. During his ab-
sence mail on his route will be carried
by Arthur Earl.
J. W. s. Dillon and sister, Miss ve-
roma, of Grant, Missouri, halted here
for a couple of days last week for vis-
1t with Capt and Mrs. I. H. Logan.
while en- route home from the Portland
exposition. Mr.. Dillon is editor and
publisher of the Grant Star.
Mrs. David Fudge and daughter,
Mrs. Cora veach, and grandson. Tom
veach, of Winchester, Indiana, halted
here last Tuesday night for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will veach and 9TH
er friends while on their way home
from the Portland exposition.
Miss winifred Ennis. a graduate
from the kindergarten department of
Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa,
has taken Miss Castilio's kindergarten
at 500 Rudd avenue for the coming
year. and will open her school for the
reception Of pupils mex, Tuesday.
Superintendent of waterworks Chas
Van Patten was married at Bingham
ton, New York, last Tuesday and. IL is
expected. will arrive here with his
bride tomorrow or next day. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. and Mrs. Van Patten
will make their home on Pike avenue.
Mrs. II. G. Parsons and daughters,