CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-03-14

left to-day for Goodland, Kansas, where
the former will take position in
railroad of1ice. The place vacated by
Mr.. Smith at Fred Riedes grocery has
been taken by Beach Lyon.
Rev. ]. G. Blake came down with the
excursionists from Silver Cliff Wednes
day night, and will remain here for
several days Mr.. Blake, who is to be
the successor Of Rev. ]. P. Lucas as
Chaplain at the penitentiary. will en-
ter upon his Official duties April l.
DR.. Fred w. Pheifer of statesville.
North Carolina, until lately in charge
of the city hospital there, has come to
Colorado for the benefit of his wife's
health He spent two days this week
visiting in the home OF Rev. H. M.
Jameson, and may decide to locate in
Canon City.
Mrs. J. Snider of Canon City, who
has been visiting old time friends Of
this city and incidentally looking after
her realty interests here, has returned
home, accompanied by Mrs. ]. A.
Gooch, who will visit for several days
with friends in the valley city.-Crip-
pie Creek Times.
The coal contract existing between
| the Williams Coal company and the
Williamsburg Slope Coal company,
whereby the latter named corporation
took all of the coal. ended Wednesday,
and from now on the Williams bros.
will operate the mine and dispose of
the production.
DIR. J. Homer Dickson went to Pal
mer Lake this afternoon in response
to a message that his brother-in-law,
E. S. Tinehart, was very sick al that
place. The unfortunate man, who is
employed as lineman by the Color
ado Telephone company, will be taken
to his home at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. F. A. Harding and three chill
dren of Linden, North Dakota, arrived
here on Wednesday for a visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
B. Quinlan, on lincoln Park. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Harding's
brother, Robert Quinlan. who has been
spending the winter in North Dakota.
E. F. Mansfield is having the foun-
dation laid for very handsome and
modernly appointed six room cottage
on College avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets. 1t will be constructed
of cement blocks. and Mr.. Mansfield
says It will be one OF the most attrac-
tive and conveniently arranged houses
in the city.
Miss GARDINER. head nurse at DR..
Graves hospital, who contracted diph-
iberia from patient, has been we'll
for about ten days and is now out of
quarantine. The hospital has been
thoroughly fumigated and all the re-
quirements Of the state board OF
health complied with No one need
fear TO patronire the institution.
J. II. Elliott, who came down from
Salida few days ago for visit with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Chapson and
family on North Fifth street, left at
noon today for Illinois. where he ex-
poets to make his home. Before COM
ing here he was employed in a clerical
capacity in the ofiices OF Denver and
Rio Grande railway company at Saltda
Rev r. A. Chase OF Colorado Springs
presiding elder OF the Pueblo district.
was visitor here Wednesday after
noon and this morning Rev. Chase
was pastor of the First Methodist
church here seven or eight years aeo
and 1t was during his ministry In Can
on City that the place of worship at
the corner of Eighth and Main streets
was erected.
Prof. and Mrs G. w Oies will leave
here in the course of the next few
days for Denver, where they expect to
make their home. Mrs Oies will leave
on Sunday for Colorado Springs where
she will visit for a short time before
proceeding to Denver Prof Oles will
give a concert in Victor next Tuesday
in Cripple Creek.
Orin Shoemaker, who has been
employed in clerical capacity for
some time past at the Nonac coal mine
in South Canon, has been transferred
by the c. F. 4 |. company to the
Swastica mine, near Trinidad. which
is planned to be one of the largest
enterprises of its kind in Southern
- L.. fzes