CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-08-08
SATURDAY..


Mrs. W. c. Thomas and children
have gone up to Westcliffe for a two
or three weeks visit.
Mrs. Bertha Duvall, of Emporia,
Kansas. has come to Canon City for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. R. Adams.
Miss Ruth Webster has gone to
Leadville, where she will be the guest
OF Miss Mayme Platt for several
weeks
H. F. Graham of Holton, Kansas. is
| in Canon visiting his old time friends,
J. P. Farmer of Lincoln Park, and T
J. Schall
Miss Carrie Findley charmingly en-
tertained twelve young ladies at lun-
cheon Friday afternoon in honor of
her guest, Miss McLain of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. White have gone to
for a couple of weeks camping and
fishing outing.
Mrs. Jennie Braden and Miss Agnes
Pummel OF the Criterion returned yes
terday from FIVE weeks outing at
Southern California beaches, also all
points OF interest from there to
Seattle.
Mrs. W. H. Peabody and Mrs. John
L. Reese and a party Of friends left
a day or two ago for Westcliffe and
will spend some time enjoying the
delightful climate and scenery of the
Wet Mountain valley.
Mrs. o. C. Haines and little son and
Miss Grace Haines of Hastings, Ne
hroSE0 N,fs ha
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Converse,
and family. They are pleased with
the town and say they would like to
live here.
Harry E. Clark of Corydon. Iowa.
was the guest of his friend. Robert
NJ. Boyle, Friday night. Mr.. Clark
had some business to attend to in the
northern part OF the state and at Its
conclusion ran down to Canon City
TO renew his acquaintance with the
Boyle family.
Lorenz Pezel of Denver. editor and
publisher OF the Pimorac, the only
Austrian and Balkan State Slav news
paper in Colorado. was a visitor in
Canon City today. Mr. Pezel is an
interesting gentleman and Is thor
ousuiS Ill Icldtlou lAS
condition OF his compatriots In this
country
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McFarlane and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hun
toon and family left Friday night for
a two or three weeks camping trip
to Almont- Fishing promises to be
very good in both the Taylor and East
rivers in a few days and Messrs. Nc
Farlane and Huntoon are anxious to
get in on the ground floor of the sport
Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Hutcheson and
two daughters of Wichita, Kansas.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Frey and other friends here for
several days, left this morning for
Cebolla on the Gunnison river. where
they will spend several weeks in
camping and fishing. They were ac-
companied by A. Frey and daughter.
Miss Edith. of Abilene. Kansas, father
and sister respectively Of J. H. Frey.
Miss f. Agnes Woods, librarian at
the public library. accompanied by her
sisters. Misses Winifred F. and L.
Katherine Woods. returned to Canon
City Friday night from a six weeks
eastern visit. The first two visited a
score of places of interest on the At
lantic coast, including the Jamestown
Exposition. Baltimore. Washington. D.
c.. New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, Miss Katherine spending her time
with friends at Winona, Minnesota
Miss Woods says the jamestown Ex-
position is in some respects a disap-
pointment and Is not up to the stand
ard established by Buffalo, New York,
and maintained by Portland, Oregon.
Many cases of goods for the Exposi-
ton yet remain on the grounds un-
opened
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Van Slyke of
Lincoln Park have returned home
from a three months visit to Cali
fornia. during which they visited most
Of the places OF interest from Los
Angeles northward to San Francisco.
Although their visit was a very pleas
ant one Mr.. Van Slyke says he did
not see any opportunities for invest
ment that promised a remunerative
return, In fact, Colorado appears to
him better place for the horticul-
tural pursuits than California. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Van Slyke a thousand
dollars an acre for Canon City orchard
lands is far better Investment than
orange lands In Southern California
at half that price. Mrs. Russ sartor.
who accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Slyke to the coast, stopped on In
Denver for short visit before return
ing to Canon City.