CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-08-08
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proudest man in town, although en-
deavoring to wear his new honors as
modestly as possible. The congratu-
lations of friends is in order.
Elmer Dunlap and family and Mrs.
Charles Fogg, citizens of Canon, have
been enjoying mountain scenery. fresh
air and some rain. in this section this
week.-Wet Mountain Tribune.
Messrs. W. E. Galley and Frank P.
Smith of Canon City, accompanied by
ladies, passed through our place on
Tuesday en- route for the Lake of the
Clouds.-Wet Mountain Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. P. Martin and three
children of Moab, Utah, arrived here
a day or two ago for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Boyle and family. Mr..
Martin is a brother of Mrs Boyle's.
Charles R. Newman, business man
ager for the Bostonian Opera company
who has charge of the business end
of the concern, is one of the most
amiable and skilful managers a thea
trical company ever produced and is
highly spoken Of all along the line.
A postal card this morning from
! DR.. S. E. Lane, who is spending a few
! days in camp at Parlins, says that
trout fishing is not very good in
Quartz creek at present on account
of the pollution of the water by the
tailings from the mills up the stream
, from that place.
The Canon City Milling company
had just closed the headgate to do
/ some repair work on the apron at
the mill and while working there yes
i terday afternoon a trout tried to
jump over the wall and was caught
by one of the workmen. The trout
measured 111a inches.
E. B. Scrivner, who is in poor health
and who wished his family to take
him back to his old Kentucky home,
writes us he is enjoying the change,
but still thinks Canon City fine place
and after spending eight years in
Canon says he will advise all health
seekers to come to Colorado.
H. N. Beecher has returned home
from a weeks absence from town,
during which he spent several days
visiting his sister at Monument and
incidentally a short time in Denver.
He reports delightful time, especi-
ally at Monument. where he found the
days and nights deliciously cool and
invigorating. Monument has an ele-
vation of between eight and nine thou
sand feet
Ten barrels of Rockafellow's pure
cider vinegar were sold under the
awards for supplies last month to the
state penitentiary. In the list of pure
foods. pure cider vinegar, such as he
makes by evaporation. is most essen
, tial. 1t bears picking test, has rich
fruity flavor. Enjoy the luxury of
, wholesome vinegar. Ask your grocer
, for it While it costs him a little more
than manufactured stock, vet he will
be glad to supply 1t to you If you ask
for 1t, and at the same price.
The Seventh Annual Colorado State
Fair will be held at Pueblo September
3. 10, IL. 12 and 13. The indica tons
are that this years exhibits will sur
pass those of any previous year and
that record will be made of which
the people will be proud. Fremont
county has always taken a keen in
terest in the state fair and this sea-
son will not differ in that respect from
its predecessors, although our hitherto
very comprehensive fruit display will
be conspicuous by its absence. H. S.
Clearinghouse, vice-president of the
State Fair association. from this coun-
ty. has been sent a number of premium
lists which he will be glad to give to
intending exhibitors. A few of them
may also be had upon application at
the Record Office.
You often read of people dying
from cramps while in swimming, said
James D. Rose, Of Martin, Tenn. "Peo-
pie don't die from cramps while bath
ing. The water gets in the ears, floods
the ear drum and causes the nerves
leading to the brain to become para
lyzed. This naturally forces other vital
nerves to cease performing their duty,
and the result is death. If people who
go in swimming would put cotton in
their ears the number OF deaths from
cramps would be much smaller. This
information was impaired to me sew
eral years ago by an old German ply
sician. who lived in East Tennessee in
the mountains. and who was an in
telligent but queer individual. When
ever l go in swimming, l always put
cotton in my ears, and I'm never
afraid of having cramps