CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-08-01

Miss Josie Conkright. a teacher in
the Greeley schools, is visiting at her
uncle's. H. H. Doane. on East Main
street.
Miss Minnie Sacrist of Kansas City
and Miss Julia Myers of San Bernar-
dino. California, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Thomas.
H. L. Plummer will leave tonight
with party of friends for a two CT
three weeks camping and fishing out
ing on the Gunnison river.
Travelling Auditor Jones OF the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad COM
pany is here this week checking up
the accounts of the local office.
c. A Biggs and sons, Arthur and
Clyde, spent last week on the west
ern slope. They returned home Sun
day night from Grand Junction.
The Huston-Franklin Orpheum and
Diorame show tonight at the opera
house will be the event of the season
Prices Of admission 10 and Is cents
Miss nellie McGregor returned to
her home near Cleveland, Ohio. Miss
McGregor has been visiting her sister,
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G. r. Cassidy of Canon City re-
turned home yesterday after business
visit in the district. Mr.. Cassidy has
mining interests here.-Cripple Creek
Times.
Agent Daniel H. McGrath of the F.
& c. C. railroad here. leaves this
morning for Canon City, where he
will spend the day with his family
Cripple Greek Times
Beecher Stewart came down from
Jackson's ranch a few days ago and
will assist as a salesman at Galley's
shoe store for a month or six weeks.
Beech has been up at the ranch since
the middle of June.
H. N. Beecher left at noon today
for a visit with his sister at Monument,
Colorado. Later he will proceed to
Denver. where he will spend several
days purchasing goods. He will be
gone a week or more
Thad Ragsdale has returned home
from Glenwood Springs, where he
has been taking the baths for a couple
Of weeks on account Of rheumatism.
During his absence he made a busi-
ness trip some sixty miles back into
the country from Glenwood Springs.
Miss Bertha Babberger, who has
been visiting her father. w. Babber-
ger. the photographer. for the last
two weeks, left for her home at Kan
sas City, Mo. at noon today. Miss
Babberger was delighted with her
visit here. particularly with the noun
tain scenery about the town.
J. W. LeQuatte, who was for a long
time floor and advertising manager
Of the Baker & Biggs Mercantile COM
pany, 10 In town for a short visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Combs. Mr..
LeQuatte leaves Tuesday noon for
Eureka, Utah, to take charge of the
dry goods department of the Tintic
Mercantile Co.
W. E. Galley and Frank P. Smith.
as the advance guard Of large camp
ing party, left this morning by the
wagon route for The Pines" in the
Wet Mountain valley for a couple of
weeks or more Their families and
a party OF friends from Missouri will
leave on Tuesday by rail for the same
destination.
Mrs. H. n. Beecher and son, Lou F.
Beecher, returned home Sunday night
from Denver where they have been
for several weeks. While in Denver
the latter underwent a surgical oper-
alton at the hospital for the relief of
his eve, from which he has suffered
greatly for some time past. The af-
fected eye was removed and an artifi-
cial one substituted.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Brackney Of
Washta, Iowa, and Miss Rachel Smith
Of Toledo. Iowa, arrived here a few
days ago and are the guests of L. w.
Felter. Mrs. Brackney is a sister and
Miss Smith q niece Of Mr.. Felter' S.
They all drove up to Silver Cliff this
morning and will spend the greater
part of the week in the Wet Mountain
valley.
S. c. Parks of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. has arrived here to take the
position of cashier at the Denver &
Rio Grande station, vice Ernest Car
ter resigned. Mr.. Parks has been
with the St Joseph & Grand Island
Railroad company at Kansas City
since 1902 and has had twenty years
of experience in that line Of business.
His wife and family will be here about
September first
F. H. Whipple has returned home
after a very delightful fishing trip of
three weeks duration on White river
in Rio Blanco county. Mr.. Whipple
spent a few days at Meeker and other
towns along the river, but put in the
most Of his time at the ranches. Of
which he found some very fine ones.
He says farmers over in that part Of
the state raise splendid crops of all
kinds. but are handicapped in getting
them to market on account OF the lack