Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

4 Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hollingsworth and
little daughter, Florence, have left this
city to make their home in Guthrie,
lOkalahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell have
rented Mrs. Bradbury's house, corner
Ninth and Greenwood avenue, where
they will live while building their
own home.
c. r. Norton is the new freight man
/ at the Denver & Rio Grande station,
having succeeded Jim Mcdowell, who
has been promoted to the position of
freight collector
william c. Fitz Gerald of Pueblo,
manager of the Catholic Register,
transacted business in Canon City yes
terday and this morning. He was en-
route back to Pueblo from visit to
Westcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Graves of Lake
Geneva, Wis, arrived here Thursday
afternoon for a visit with DR.. and
AIRS. c. Herman Graves at ia North
Sixth street. They are the father
and step-mother of DR.. Graves.
| Mrs. E. A. Kallemeyer of San Ga
briel, Cal. who came here a month or
six weeks ago TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Mildred Guy of SIS River street, and
was stricken down with typhoid fever
shortly afterwards is convalescent and
her recovery is regarded as a matter
lof only short time.
Ed. G. Cassidy has resigned his po
sition at the First National Bank and
has gone to New York City for the
purpose of studying art, for which he
has decided talent He will stop at
Ashley. Pa, for brief visit with his
uncle and other relatives while on his
way east
C. C. Rikard, who has been visiting
friends in this city and vicinity foi'
the last three or four weeks, left for
Denver at noon Friday en- route home
to Spokane, Wash Mr.. Rickard for
merly owned a ranch on Sherman ave-
nue., Lincoln Park, but sold out about
Iington.
w. F. Payne came home this morn
ling from ten days hunting trip in
the Black Mountain country. Mr..
Payne is usually very successful
hunter but this time his luck deserted
him and he was compelled to return
without bagging any venison. DR..
Maxwell. who was with him part of
the time. came home several days ago.
As a result OF a collision between
two high line electric cars at Midway
on the Cripple Creek and Victor road
Tuesday afternoon, four women and
two motormen were hurt, none of them
however. very seriously One of the
victims of the accident. Miss Irene
Painter, of wellsville. Ohio, is spend
ing the winter in this city. Miss Pain
tiers injuries consist of bruises about
the body.
John Kellogg, for several months
past head salesman in the clothing
and furnishing goods department at
Baker & Biggs' store, left Thursday
noon for Chicago, where he has been
offered the position of auditor with the
Chicago Gas Company of which his un-
Icle Is president F. A. Reipecke will
succeed to the place at Baker & Biggs,
made vacant by the retirement of Mr..
Kellogg
S. H Atwater went to Colorado
Springs Monday afternoon to attend
the sessions of the Synod of Colorado.
Mr.. Atwater is a member of the spe-
cial subcommittee of the synod
for the proposed Presbyterian college.
lOther Canon City people in attendance
are Rev and Mrs. j. T Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Seely
The carcasses of two fine deer, kill
ed on the ranch of ]. ID. Clark, twelve
Tor fifteen miles west of Cotopaxi, were
shipped here on d. & r. G. train No.
2 this afternoon. They were consigned
to NJ Simpson, the expressman, who
resides at 912 Barr avenue. A splen-
did buck addressed to John Sharp of
Cripple Creek came in on the same
train and was transferred here to the
F. & C. C. road for carriage to desti-
nation.
The argument in the kansas-Colora-
do water case, which was scheduled
for hearing before the United States
supreme court last Wednesday, is un-
derstood to have been postponed until
all members of the court were present.
II is far more important matter than
most of the interstate cases that come
up for adjudication. Clyde c. Dawson.
one of the attorneys in the case. who