CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-24

self to get respondent, on the con-
trary is bravely and confidently a
waiting the time when he can again
mingle with his associates.
James Henry Of Lenox, Iowa, ar
rived here at noon today for visit
with his uncle, E. c. Mitchell, and
family on Lincoln Park. Mr.. Henry.
who has been engaged in teaching
school for several years, Is making
his first visit to Colorado. He IL de-
lighted with our winter climate.
C. F. Smith of Pueblo has been ap-
pointed chief inspector of the Western
Weighing association, succeeding Thos
W. Townsend, who left yesterday af-
ternoon to assume his duties as time
keeper for the Florence & Cripple
Creek at Canon City. Mr.. Smith came
up last night-Cripple Creek Times.
Miss Davina Houston, who was cal
led home from Boulder shortly after
her marticulation as a student at the
state university last fall on account
of the accident to her mother, left at
noon today for Boulder to resume her
studies. The second half of the term
at the university begins next Monday.
Conductor Captain" Bradbury of the
F. & C. C. railroad. left yesterday for
the Salida hospital in that city. where
he will undergo a serious operation.
During his absence runs No. 1 and 2,
the passenger runs between the dis
trict and Canon City, will be looked
after by Conductor Brown.-Cripple
Creek Times.
Work has been resumed on the walls
of the Harrison block on East Main
street. after an interruption of a cou
pie of weeks on account of the delay
in the arrival of the structural iron
for the front of the building. No fur
ther difficulty is anticipated in procur-
ing the necessary material to COM
plete the structure.
Ed Sheffield, who was discovered
by the city authorities last week suf-
fering from smallpox, has been re-
moved TO the pest house, mile or SO
beyond Soda Point, where he is being
taken care of and where there is no
possible chance for the spread of the
contagion. He is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
NJ. c. Morse, who has been confined
to his home on Pike avenue for sever
al weeks in consequence of the effects
of a surgical operation for the remov-
al of a mastoid abcess. has SO far re-
covered as to resume his post as chief
clerk at Frank p. Smiths store. Mr.
Morse's friends are glad to see him
on the streets again.
covered from the effects OF her recent
attack of typhoid fever as to be able
TO resume her position as manager of
the local Office of the Western Union
who had charge during Mrs. Ffnley's
Illness. turned over the affairs of the
Office to her on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Champion. who
for Fort Smith. Arkansas, to spend the
winter, write that they are enjoying
themselves in Dixie. Mr.. Champion
says the weather is delightfully."- warm
down there and that gardeners are
planting the seeds of the earlier vari-
cites of spring vegetables.
H. C. Watts left Thursday on one of
his periodic trips to England where he
expects to remain for several months
visiting relatives at his old home in
Devonshire. Mr.. Watts makes fire.
quent journeys to the Old Country.
and thinks no more of crossing the
Atlantic ocean than a fly does of
crawling around an apple.
Grant Dickinson is planning to erect
three modernly appointed cottages at
the corner of College avenue and Sew
enth street. Two of them are to be
six room houses and the other a FIVE
room building. Mr.. Dickinson says
there is no safer or more remunera-
tive investment to be found anywhere
than in Canon City residence property.
Hugh Hill. for several years en-
pioyed by the Canon Steam Laundry,
has resigned his position and with his
wife and family will leave next week
for Watson's ranch. near Wetmore,
Imp emou IIsu ssum IIIM Sep eLsuM
ing the coming spring and summer.
Mr.. Hill's place as driver of the laun-
dry wagon will be taken by Chas. Vim
cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Curtis and two
lchildran Of EARNING Iowa md fha