Cañon City record., 1907-03-28

SiSleF III ludl City ioi "cSh VI ech
days.
~ H Endsley has gone down to
Lawrence, Kan, for ten days visit.
He said that he must have the Daily
Record sent him in order to keep in
touch with what was going on at
home.
E V. Kinnel has sold his fruit ranch
in Park Center and will leave in a day
or two for Las Animas, where he ex-
poets to make his home. Mr.. Kinnel
will be accompanied by his wife and
family.
George H Sale. manager of the
Fremont County Fruit Growers asso-
citation, mas begun the erection of an
attractive and modernly appointed six
room cottage on Sherman avenue,
Lincoln Park.
George W. Burke, who was here a
couple of days the first of the week,
has returned to Victor. Mrs. Burke
and her children are the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. n. Beecher,
on North Fifth street
Miss Ida T. White. formerly county
superintendent of schools, but now en-
gagged in teaching in Denver, is spend
ing the Easter vacation here as the
guest of her brother, 4. II. White. and
wife, on Pike avenue.
Dali De weese returned home Sat
urday afternoon from Denver. where
he went several days previously on
business. Miss Hazel, who accom-
panied him to the city, remained for
brief visit with friends. She is ex-
pected home this evening.
Dal DeWeese. one of Canon City's
most sagacious. energetic and enter
prising citizens and business men, Wis
tied our town last Saturday. His en-
terprise. the big dam, near this place,
means much TO the people of Canon
lCity-wet Mountain Tribune.
The committee having charge of the
proposed drainage tunnel at Cripple
Creek is now receiving bids at Colo
RADIO Springs for a bore $4,000 feet in
length Already a contract for the
power has been awarded to the Colo
RADIO Light & Power Co. of this city.
George P. Guyot of Denver, district
passenger agent of the Chicago and
Great Western Railway company The
Maple Leaf Route" and Charles F.
Osborn OF Denver, travelling passenger
agent of the Erie Railroad company.
are business visitors in town today.
s. C. Bowen of Richmond, Ind, is
here for week or ten days visit with
his son. II. W. Bowen. 1t is the first
visit of Mr.. Bowen. Sr., to Canon City
and he is enjoying his outing greatly.
He will be taken to the top of the
Royal Gorge before his return to
Hoosierdom.
Special services are being held at
Trinity English Lutheran church ev-
cry evening this week commemorative
of the suffering, death and resurrec-
ton of the Redeemer. The services
on Sunday in celebration of the Easter
festival, will be of particularly in
teresting character.
]. c. Stroupe Is the name of the new
day operator at the Denver and Rio
Grande station. having came here to
take the place made vacant by the re-
tirement of p. A. Lutz, who has been
transferred to the companys' Office at
Pueblo Mr., Stroupe has wife and
family and will reside at 72s River
street
The members of the Zinsky club
held very pleasant session at the
home of Miss Mable Calder, Thursday
evening. The girls spent the evening
reading the book of the club. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening and good time is reported
by all present
Wesley c. Thomas of Versailles, Mo-,
and brother, Arthur Thomas, of Kan
sas City, Kan, left for home at noon
today after a weeks visit with their
sister. Mrs. T. H. Logan, whom they
had not seen for FIVE years. The form
er is circuit clerk and recorder OF
Morgan county, Missouri, a position
he has held for two terms.
DR.. Nicholas Williams, a veterinary
surgeon, as good as the best, of Canon
City. spent several days here this
week professionally and was kept
busy most of the time, In addition to
being proficient In his profession he Is
a very agreeable gentleman as those
who may come in contact with him
will readily observe-Wet Mountain