CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-09-03

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day night from a ten days visit to
Colorado Syringe and Manitou.
Pres. Jos. w. Mauck, OF Hillsdale,
(Mich.,) college his wife and son are
at the strathmOre considering Canon
City for . winter residence for Mrs.
Mauck and friends from Ohio. Michi-
gan and South Dakota.
Mrs. B. F. Lancaster of Bushnell.
Illinois, arrived here OH Thursday for
visit with her niece. Mrs C. II. Rau,
at 424 Pike avenue. Mrs. Lancaster
Is on her way to Caldwell, Idaho.
where she will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmerson are
expected to return to Canon City on
Saturday from a visit to Carthage. Al
bion and Mt. Vernon Illinois. The for
mer has been absent from home cou-
pie of weeks. the latter as many
months.
Claude M. Parrish of st. Joe. Mo-,
is spending his vacation here as the
guest of his sister. Miss Parrish. head
nurse at the Canon Infirmary. Mr..
Parrish graduated from William Jew
ell college at Marshall, Mo-, last June
and was a classmate of Rev. Tom
Huxley.
8. o. Wanver OF Ames, Ia, and for
many years postmaster at that place,
is at present visiting in this city as
the guest Of his niece, Mrs. NJ. J..
Evans. at 62S Pike avenue. Mr.. Wan
yer is an old soldier and served his
| country during the Civil war as a
member of the Thirty-sixth Illinois
| Volunteer Infantry.
E. r. Bess OF the Gate City conser-
vatories is expecting the arrival here
on Saturday OF this father, D. c. Bess,
from Rosemond illinois. 1t will be
the first visit to Canon City Of the Mr..
Bess, Sr. and an effort will be made
by his relatives to make his stay here
an enjoyable one. Mr.. Bess Sr. and
son have not seen each other for five
or six years.
Chas. II. Duncan has gone to Fort
Collins for a couple of weeks and will
look after the management of the Cey-
lon tea store at that place during his
stay there. The Ceylon tea store here
Is in charge of Ed. c. Wills during Mr..
Duncan's absence. Mr.. Duncan hopes
to get rid of very d!sagreeable case
OF hay fever as a result of his sojourn
in Fort Collins.
Lyman Baldridge. for some time
past clerk at the Grande hotel. will
leave on Sunday for Stamford. Texas,
where he expects to engage in busi-
ness Mr. .Baldridge. who came to
Canon City a few years ago from Cen
tralia. Illinois. graduated from Dodd' 6
Commercial College a few months ago.
He will halt at Pueblo for brief visit
with his father while en- route to
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Patton and fam
lily leave the first OF next week on Il
trip to Chicago. Pittsburg, New York
and other eastern points. including u
visit with relatives in Ohio. They will
be gone ive or six weeks Before
leaving for the east Mr.. Patton will
inspect the fencing OF a quarter sec
| ton Of land he purchased a few
months ago thirty or forty miles out
OF Denver
Frank Talbot OF Anita Ia. school
mate OF Geo.. Whitmore, not knowing
that Geo. had moved to Leadville.
stopped off here on Thursday after
noon for a brief visit while on his way
home from Green River. Utah, where
he has been ranching for two years.
He says the country around Green
River 10 now mainly under Gentle
management and is rapidly advancing
in value and Importance. He resumed
his journey home today
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Albright of Nor
folk. Va, arrived here from the west
on Thursday and are the guests 4
the formers uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r Roane, at 403 South Ninth
street Mr. and Mrs. Albright. who
are making wedding tour OF the
Rocky Mountain region. made a trip
Through Yellowstone Park last week.
They eluded the robber that held up
eleven stage coaches in rapid sue
cession and considered themselves
lucky in doing 30. Mr.. Albright Is
connected In clerical capacity with
the Norfolk postoffice
Pure Food Inspector Richard Houle
says that while the Canon Grocery
company and Messrs. Croker & Rea
were the first OF the local Arms to
comply with the requirements Of the
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