Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Tuesday.

Miss Lois Worley, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Worley of Orchard
Park, left this morning for a visit
to Blair. Nebraska.
Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow and Mrs.
w. T Little left at noon today for
visit with friends in Denver. They
expect to return home before the end
of the week.
NJ. NJ Van Fleet, who is largely in
terested in the Spalding district and
who has been absent several months,
arrived here Monday evening Wet
Mountain Tribune.
John Thomas of Canon City, at one
time a resident of Custer county,
came in with the Sunday excursionists
and spent the day here with friends.
Wet Mountain Tribune.
Mrs NJ. j. Walsh and children of
Cripple Creek are visiting here this
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C. r. Foresman on South Eighth
street.
P. W. Evans returned to Canon City
Saturday afternoon from lincoln, Ne
braska. where he has been undergoing
treatment at Sanitarium for the
last two or three weeks.
A. Virgins, a prosperous farmer
from Edgar, Nebraska, is in Canon
visiting his son. Charles H. Virgins,
of the south side This is Mr.. Wig
the place and thoroughly enjoys his
outings here.
C. A. Biggs and son. Arthur, and
Chas. R. McLain, left on an early
train this morning for a hunting and
fishing trip to the northwestern part
of the state. They will camp on the
White river in Routt county and each
of them confidently expects to get a
deer.
Mrs. E. T. Wadleigh came up from
Canon City Thursday on a visit to
her husband and son. Mrs. Wadleigh
is temporarily residing in Canon, at
which place her two eldest daughters
are attending the high school.-Wet
Mountain Tribune.
The regular quarterly communion
was observed at the First Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday morning and
twelve persons were received into
membership with the church The
church at the present time has ap-
proximately IT'S members.
Ed. Cassedy. who left here couple
OF weeks ago for New York city to
continue his studies with the Students
Art League at 215 West F1fty-Seventh
street, writes that he is comfortably
established for the winter and that
he finds his work In the metropolis
at once easy and cougenial.
Claude Dillon. late salesman at the
Bethel Clothing company. left at noon
on Monday for Denver. where he will
take position as travelling repre-
sentative for a Wholesale firm carry
ing a line Of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods. Mr.. billions territory
will be Southern Colorado and New
Mexico.
J. w. Landen and a party Of his
friends returned home ON Monday
from hunting trip on Tallahassee
creek. Mr.. Landen succeeded In kill
ing a splendid i've point buck. which
he brought back as an evidence Of his
skill with the rife. His companions
proved less successful hunters and
the chief asset they secured on the
trip was experience.
The initial meeting. Of, the Canon
City womans C1ub for the current
season was held at Elks Hall this
afternoon. There was a large at
tendance Of members and the session
was one of considerable interest. Mot
ley's History Of the Dutch Republic
which was adopted last year as the
club text book, will be studied again
this season. today's meeting introduc-
Ing 10 Its members the second volume.
The lease for the, site OF the pro-
posed plant OF the Tri-Bullion Smelt-