Cañon City record., 1907-06-27
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Mrs. o. NJ. Bennett of Berkeley.
California, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. C. w. Talbot.
DR.. and Mrs. Booth and daughter
of Alamosa are here with a view of
purchasing property and becoming
residents of Canon City.
Oren H. Shoemaker has gone to
Spokane, Washington. where he has
accepted position as bookkeeper in
a large commercial concern. Is.
]. W. Combs of East Douglas ave-
nue.. South Canon, is reported to be
seriously sick in consequence of an
attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Jessie Steel, who has been
visiting Miss Ethel Davis. and the
Misses Kennedy, left at 2 o'clock to-
day for her home at Pueblo.
Mr.. Garth Dual Is taking a short
hand course at the commercial col
lege this summer with a view to US
ing 1t in his college course, which he
intends to take up the coming fall.
Ira Carrier came home Wednesday
night from Denver where he has been
for several days. Mr.. Carrier went
up to the Capitol City to attend the
races at Overland Park.
Mrs. W. H. Nelson left at noon on
Saturday for visit with friends at
St Joe, Missouri. Later she will pro-
coed to Meadville, Pennsylvania, where
| she will spend the summer.
Geo. P. Nix went to Almont on
Tuesday for a week or ten days fish
ing in the Gunnison river and its tri-
butaries. He was accompanied by
John Meese and Mr.. Robinson from
Florence -s.-
The conscientious wife devotes some
time and care to the wise spending Of
her husbands income-the earning of
which entails upon him plenty of
both. She reads the Record ads. and
buys of advertisers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor and family of
Canon City. who have been visiting
at the Love ranch of Edward Proctor,
were in the city yesterday calling up
on their old time friend. W. A. Harri-
son.-Cripple Creek Times.
DR.. Lane has gone to Parlins where
he will join his brother for a few
days camping and fishing outing.
Mrs. Lane and family left the first of
the week for West Superior, Wiscon-
mer with relatives.
Miss Lora Hadley, the president of
the commercial college class, that is
to graduate next week, has a serious
attack OF typhoid fever. Her place
as stenographer at the First National
bank is being filled during her illness
by Miss Alma Harris. another member
OF the '07 class.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. James and
daughter. Rose. left Saturday after
noon for Canada, where they will
visit friends and relatives for afew
months. They will return about the
last OF September or the first of Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Browning and fam
lily, who have been living in Salida
for the last six or seven months, have
returned to Canon City and will again
make their home here. Mr.. Browning
is associated with a number OF friends
in Arkansas in the ownership of some
valuable mineral claims in the Bone
yard mining district in Custer county.
J. d. Russell is planning to leave In
a few days on a pleasure trip through
the Eastern states that will keep him
away from home during the month Of
July. He will go first to his old home
at Lincoln. Illinois. where he will
visit relatives for ten days or two
weeks, going later to New York and
other points OF interest on the At
lantic coast.
The Canon Realty company sold a
few days ago a five acre tract Of Or
chard and alfalfa land in Park Center
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harvey of
Pueblo. who expect to erect a nice
house there this summer and make
1t their home. Mr. Harvey has been a
teacher In the Pueblo public schools
for a number of years.
J. r. Williams of Muscatine, Iowa,
was a visitor in Canon City last week
and was SO much pleased with the
town and its environment that he de-
'cided to purchase property here. Mr..
Williams left \ day or two ago for
Port Angeles, Washington. where he
Auguest, when he will return to Can
on City and make his home here.
Co. p. Nix returned home on Mon
day from q weeks fishing trip In the
Gunnison country. He was accom-
panied by John Meese and Bert Rob-
inson Of Florence. and they visited
Harry Champion At Aontrose during
their absence. They nshsd principally
at q point eighteen or twenty nilee
below Gunnison and were very sue
csesful. They report the water -
being too high for the best flshing.
Rev. John Leuthold, pastor of the |
NJ e. church Of Goldfield, Supt. ]. E. |
Hardy Of the: F1rst Presbyterian Sun
day school OF this city. Miss Zimmer- |
man and Miss Halls OF Cripple Creek, |