Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee wynkoop have re-

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wynkoop have re-
where they have been for couple Of
months or more in search of health
and recreation. Although the greater
part of their time was spent at San
Diego they visited Los Angeles and
half a score of suburban towns, some
of which they found very attractive.
Mr.. Wynkoop is feeling very much
better as a consequence of the trip,
but will not resume his duties as en-
gineer at the water works plant for
two or three weeks. Mr.. Wynkoop
says that southern California is a
nice place for residence, but that he
likes Colorado better and prefers
Canon City to any of the towns about
Los Angeles.
E. c. Hiatt, who left last week for
Pittsburg, Altoona and Harrisburg,
Pa, on business for the Diamond
Brick company, writes that the wealth
er is delightful in that section and
that spring is a month earlier than
usual. There has been several warm
showers in eastern Pennsylvania dur
ing the last week, according to Mr..
Hiatt, and grasses and other tender
vegetation is growing nicely.
The last of the work of tearing
down the LaBella electric plant in this
city will be finished this evening, and
the last car of the machinery from
the institution will go down to Canon
City Saturday or Sunday. This work
has been in progress for several
months, the equipment finding use
full home at the Canon City plant of
the Colorado Electric Power company.
Cripple Creek Times.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ Jay, who have made
their home here for a couple of years,
have decided to remove TO the north
ern part of the state, and will estab-
lish themselves at Hygiene, in Boul-
der county, where the former has
found an encouraging field for the
practice of his profession. DR.. Jay
has been up there for week or more
arranging for the reception of his
wife, who will leave here tomorrow TO
join him at Hygiene.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth League of the First
Methodist church was held at the
home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Ragsdale, 42Q
Greenwood avenue. Tuesday night.
There was large attendance of mem
bers and at the close of the formal
program a jolly hour was spent in
social way. Punch and waters were
served for refreshments.
Charles R McLain returned home
at noon today from a several weeks
trip down the west coast of Mexico.
Mr.. McLain went down as far as
Guaymas and later made an excursion
into the interior of the state of Sonora
to examine some mining property. C.
A. Briggs, who was companion OF
Mr.. McLain on the trip, will not be
home for a week or more.
Rev. A. F. Chaffee, pastor of the
First Methodist church, left at noon
on Tuesday to visit his mother at
jamestown, n. L. he VIII De gone
several weeks and will renew associ-
ations in various parts of the Empire
state before his return to Colorado.
Rev Chaffee did not leave until he had
cast ballot for the Reform party in
the city election.
Miss Ruby Cannon left at noon on
Friday for short visit with friends
at Colorado Springs, at the conclusion
of which she will leave for points in
Kansas, Iowa and South Dakota She
will be gone for three months and will
gisit half a score of eastern places.
It's burning shame, but neverthe-
less a cold fact" said Mrs. Malaprop,
in an interal OF gossip at a card party
the other evening. My dear" said
Mrs Parungton, from the other side
of the table. you seem TO be getting
your reservoirs mixed"
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