CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-09-26

MI Evans. Cashier.
Mrs. c. H. Leist is among the Canon
CITY visitors in Denver this week
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Frank Blolnick and Annie
Jonen1ck.
Mrs. r. 8. Beall and children of 621
North Fifth street, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Denver this week:
W. H. Dozier left Wednesday night
for the San Luis valley where he will
endeavor to purchase some horses
and other stock He will be gone sew
eral days.
Frank Watkins has returned to his
home on South Cottonwood avenue
from Telluride on account of sickness
in his family. Mr.. Watkins had been
at Telluride for several months.
Mrs. Charles Palmer and daughter
Ruth. and two neices. the Misses Belle
and Frances Galbraith. nurses at the
Red Cross hospital in Victor. were
guests OF the Misses Pennington last
Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Miller has returned here
from Salt Lake City. where she has
been visiting friends during the last
two OF three months. Mrs. Miller is
a sister of Mrs. Monroe Brown Of
East Canon.
The building site for the Odd Fell
lows hall at Coal Creek has been
cleared by the contractor. The new
building will be erected on the ground
on which the old building formerly
stood and which vas destroyed by the
recent Are.
George o. Guild arrived here Thurs
day night from Hooker, Oklahoma. for
visit with his father. w. p. CIlld.
He is favorably impressed with the
/ appearance of the town and expects
to have a good time during his stay
here.
Harry Johnson, OF the Williams
Smith Rice Co. came home from
Boulder yesterday. where he has been
for the past three weeks looking after
| the Boulder branch OF this store. Mr.
Johnson does not like the Boulder
country as we'll as the Canon City dis
trict.
Messre /. r. and T. A. Stockton. of
the firm OF fowler & Stockton Bros,
left for Chicago Wednesday night on
business They expect to be gone about
about ten days or two weeks. Horace
J. Craig has been added to the sales
force at the clothing store since their
absence.
The county commissioners drove out
to Oak Creek today for the purpose
OF making an inspection OF some road
work which they have recently had
done In that vicinity. The heavy rains
in July did considerable damage to the
roads in the Oak creek neighborhood.
Sheriff E. A. Farnham, OF Routt
county ia In town today, he having
brought James Lynch, a prisoner. to
the penitentlary. Lynch was convict
ed OF forging a check for 352 on the
Moffatt railroad company and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for q
| term OF from one to two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Ella Kempinskky Of
Marlin, Missouri, stopped of here on
Tuesday afternoon for a short visit
with friends while en- route t. San
Francis a. Portland, Oregon. and
other points OF interest on the Pacific
coast. They are friends OF Bembr.dye
Parsons. salesman at Galley's shoe
store.
Frank Boyle went to Denver on
Wednesday to have his injured eye
treated by q specialist II will be re-
called that Mr.. Boyle had one of his
eyes seriously injured last winter In
consequence of the explosion OF some
chemicals in the high school labratory
where he was engaged In making
some experiments.
Most OF the Canon City contingent
to the Masonic grand lodge bodies In
Denver have returned home. some OF
them Thursday night, others this
afternoon. The grand commandery
convened today and w. T. Bridwell.
Jas. H. Peabody and w. H. Trout are
in attendance at its sessions. They
are expected backk tomorrow after
noon.
DR.. w. C. Rowe returned to Canon
City this morning from Chicago where
he has been for the last four months.
He says he Is mighty glad to get back
to Colorado where the climate makes
him feel twenty years younger than
In the cast. According 10 DR.. Rowe the
weather has been extremely freAkish
In the vicinity OF Caica9o the past
summer.