CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
Tuesday.

IuesQay.
o. E. French. wife and daughter,
will move this week to Montrose where
they have property
W. B. FankhOuSer and family have
gone up to ST. Elmo for a few weeks
visit. Mr.. Fankhouser has mining in
ierests in hat section of the state
". H Dozier left Monday afternoon
for Glenwood Springs on a short busi-
ness and pleasure visit. Mr. Dozier
took his fishing tackle along with him
W. G. Spreyer of the letter carrier
service, is taking his annual vacation,
and Jesse jenkins is carrying his
route. Mr.. Spreyer has gone to Den
yer for a few days.
c. G. Seelye OF Pueblo. district man
ager of the Colorado Telephone COM
pany, was business visitor in town
this morning
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. W. Bethel sr, left
Monday afternoon for a weeks visit
to Buena Vista. Mrs. Geo. ". Bethel
jr.. and little son have been up there
for ten days or two weeks.
Clarence Brown. formerly a resident
OF this city but now employed in the
c ENd4IA odu oAlSCS al Id uAt ID
was a guest of the Clearinghouse FAM
ily on East Main street the first of the
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Boice of Washington,
Iowa. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H Logan on Lincoln Park
left for home at noon today. They
have been to Salt Lake City and
stopped off here en- route east
!. B. GraybiIl. stenosrapher at the
F. 4 c. c. shops, returned home on
Monday afternoon from Montrose,
where he is the owner of some ranch
property under one of the proposed
irrigating bitches soon to be con-
structed in Mesa county.
Attorney Charles Thomas and wife
of Bedford. Iowa. en- route 10 Seattle,
Portland and other points in the north
west. stopped off here Saturday after
noon for brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Lafe Combs. who were formerly
neishbors of theirs in Iowa.
The Gibson Lumber company has
purchased ground in Delta for the es-
tablishmept of a new lumber yard in
that city and Mont Gibson. one of
the proprietors, says the Delta sheds
will be the largest OF any lumber yard
between Pueblo and Salt Lake City.
They expect to be ready for business
by the first of August.-Grand juno
ton News.
Ben w. Rea and Sam G. Taylor left
this afternoon on fishing trip to the
Wet Mountain valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hudson are NOV
ing into the residence property of NJ.
J. Evans at go Rudd avenue. The
Evans family have for several weeks
been making their home on Pike ave-
nue.. opposite Mt. ST. Scholasticas
Academy.
City Attorney \. l.. Taylor has re
turned home from a several days
fishing trip to the Guunison country.
Mr.. TAYLOR is a skilful and successful
fisherman and always brings back
with him a box of trout as evidence of
his prowess with rod and reel. He
says the mosquitoes are unusually
numerous and voracious along the
Gunnison river just now.
Monday came very near being a re-
cord breaker so far as temperature
was concerned. The thermometer reg
istered 95 degrees in the shade at >
O'Clock in the afternoon and threat
ened to crawl out the top of the tube,
but thought better of 1t and gradually
receded as the afternoon advanced.
The Arkansas valley, indeed all Of
Colorado, Is experiencing some un-
usally hot weather.
Anton Eisman was brought here
from Florence Monday afternoon and
locked up in the county Jail in de-
fault OF the payment OF fine and costs
in the sum of $3.50 entered against
him in justice court for assault upon
his wife. Elizabeth E!sman. The pris-
oner will have to remain In jail be-
tween i've and six weeks unless set
tlemeut Is made in accordance with
the decree OF the court
All through trains from the East
during the last four or i've days have
been crowded 10 the limit with dele
Rstes and Visitors to the Pacific coast
to attend he National Dducatfoaai