CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-04-11

may decide to remain permanently ON
the coast, although the chances are
that his longings and ambitions will
bring him back to Colorado. He will
leave on the Santa Fe train this even
ing for Los Angeles.
Make your home a depository by
buying of us on our easy payment
plan. A little at time saved Is bet
ter than much spent for rent Profit
able fruit ranches and comfortable
! homes on easy terms. The Canon In
vestment & Realty Co., 72O Main st.
8. H. Atwater. president
At meeting of Canon City COM
mandery, Knights Templar, Thursday
night the Illustrious Order OF the Red
Cross was conferred upon one candi-
date and the Order of Malta and the
Order of the Temple on one each. At
the conclusion of the initiatory serv-
ices banquet was served in the lodge
room.
Mrs. A. w. Duggan has sold her
nue. to Mrs. D. F. Sellards and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ball, who will take charge of
the property on Wednesday of this
week. Mrs. Duggan will remain here
for while, at least, although she may
seek another locality in the course of
a few months.
Miss Ruth Lewis returned home this
afternoon from the east, where she has
been sojourning for nearly a year.
The greater part Of her visit was spent
in Connecticut and other New England
states, although she visited in New
York city, Niagara Falls, Caotn, Ohio.
Chicago, and various other places
during her absence.
Ambrose Flournoy of Pueblo, for
many years a resident at sol Macon
avenue, was a business visitor in town
the first of the week. Mr.. Flournoy
reports that his wife, who was an in
valid for a long time prior to leaving
here, is gradually improving in health
and is now much stronger than when
she left Canon City.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church
was held in the chapel Wednesday aft
ernoon and various matters of inter
est to the organization discussed.
Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow was reelected
president, Mrs. James H. Peabody vice
president, Miss Livingstone secretary,
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Smith re-
turned home this afternoon from q
combined business and pleasure trip
through the southeastern states, dur
ing which they visited Dallas. Houston,
points. They report business OF all
kinds in a very prosperous condition
In that section Of the country.
Look at Orchard Park fer q safe
Investment Perfect water rights, .
very productive soil. nice location. A
'deliar expended here is well invested.
A small payment down and the bal
ancs on very easy terms, will secure
you property that is sure to increase
In value very rapidly. Call or write
to 720 Main street, Canon City.
Herbs:, Thompson has purchased
the interest of his late partner, Reed
G. Miller, in the candy business, at
AS Main street, and is now sole pro-
prietor Of that we'll known establish
ment Mr.. Miller will leave on We'd
nesday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he will engage in business with his
father in the manufacture of chewing
gum.
Dr. Hart Goodloe, wife, son and
maid. of ST Louis, are guests at the
Strathmore hotel. They have come to
Colorado for the benefit of Miss Good
loe's health, and intend to make their
home in Canon City. DR.. Goodloe had
large hospital practice in St Louis
and was compelled to make a big a.
nancial and professional sacrifice to
come here.
H C. Tabor came down from the
Red Gulch Sunday and brought a car
load of copper ore from the Colorado
Copper Mining and Smelling Co.'S
mines to have tested at the smelters
here. Mr.. Tabor's company has six
teen men at work digging two shafts.
Inc ore is sdhpIe vi 1ie ulheTenN
grades and is to be worked as a test
shipment.
Tom Dunbar left Tuesday afternoon
on business and pleasure trip to
Grand Junction and other points on
the western slope He will stop at
Montrose on the way home for the
purpose of looking into the agricul-
tural possibilities of the land to be
the Gunnison tunnel in the Uncom-
phagre valley.