CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-08-02
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS AND
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

The Colorado Canning Company Of
this city have two car loads Of canned
cherries and one car load of canned
gooseberries stocked up in ware
rooms. AS soon as the cans are label
ed they will be shipped to Chicago and
placed upon the market.
Miss Zoe Hammond assistant cashier
of the Madrid State Bank of Madrid
Iowa and Miss Frayne Hutzel, a teach
er from the same town are tourins
Colorado during their vacation. At
present they are visiting with the Hut
tons at 527 Pike avenue.
Manager ]. o. Stearns of the Canon
City Milling Company is just complet-
ing a handsome, modern cottage of
seven rooms at the southeast corner
of Oak avenue and Main street in
Harding's addition. 1t was built by
Higgins & Manzier and is one of the
most attractive OF the many pretty
homes erected in that part of the city
during the last few monoths.
Prof. and Mrs. L. d. Eichhorn left
Monday for Lincoln, Nebraska, where
the former will have charge of the mu-
sic at the annual Chautauqua assemb-
ly. They will be gone about month
and on their return will spend a few
weeks camping near Beuna Vista. Dur
ing Mr.. Eichhorn's absence Mr.. Ten
ney of the Knight Campbell Music Co.
will direct the choir of the First N. q.
church.
A lively runaway took place on Main
street Sunday afternoon but fortu-
nately nobody was hurt In conse-
quence of trying to make too abrupt
turn in front of Hunter Palmer's
drug store a buggy driven by two men
from Coal Creek was overturned and
their horse thrown down. AS soon as
the frightened animal regained his
feet there was ''somethin doin'". Al
though both men were run over by the
hurt
Dr. J. A Farrell and Charles H
Cattell of West Chester, PENNSYLVANIA,
delegates to the Eiks' grand lodge at
Denver, spent couple of days here
this week with their friend and former
schoolmate. r. K Coward, and family.
They were taken for a drive to the
top of the Royal Gorge and visited
other scenic attractions in the neigh
borhood of the city during their stay
! ;,, tD Can
Francisco and other points on the
Pacific coast.
Dr. F. N Carrier, Frank Thomas.
Judge Eldred, d. n. Garrett, David
Robinson. Ira Carrier, Billy Davis and
E. NJ. Bradbury will leave tomorrow
night for Almont. Colorado, where
they will spend couple of weeks fish,
Il ing on the Gunnison and its tributa-
ries, Taylor and East rivers. They are
adept fishermen and will, no doubt.
get their full share of the speckled
beauties, Frank Thomas made the
record catch of trout in the Gunnison
two years ago.
\ F. L. Clark of Chicago is spending
a few days here as the guest OF DR..
and Mrs. F. A. Twitchell at "Old Ken
tucky' on Park avenue, Mr.. Clark
and DR.. Twitchell were intimately as
sociated during several years rssi-
dence in Minneapolis. and the friend
ship formed at that time has lost none
OF its interest to either OF them. Mr..
Clark. who was representative to the
late Elks. convention at Denver. 10
at present engaged In commercial pur-
suits in the Windy city.
Hardly an afternoon and eveninR
goes by that does not chronicle . pic
mic party on the sky line boulevard.
sometimes there are several OF them,
One morning the nrst Of the week
large party Of excurisonists made the
trip to the summit of Mt Cleghorn 10
see the sun rise and enjoy the sxpe-
rience Of an early breakfast. The
building OF the road up the side Of he
Hogsback and alcng its crest was =
master stroke and he publia has ~
bsen slow 70 appreciate ~ baau1ys