CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-04
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was taken to Salida this morning
where he will undergo an operation
for APPENDICITIS. 70.
r. 8. Lewis left on an early train
this morning for Denver to attend
the funeral OF the late Thomas M.
Macon, which took place this after
noon.
Mrs. Hardy Sayre left last night
for Denver where she will visit rela-
tives and friends for a week or so.
Mrs. Sayre will stop over In Pueblo
and Colorado Springs to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. McNaughton and family.
who have been here for the last three
or four months. left at noon today for
their home at Eagle Grove. Iowa. They
, have been visitors here at intervals
for several years.
The horse race which was to have
taken place at the fair grounds next
Saturday afternoon between William
WoodruR's "Labucha," and Fred
Beans "B. B." has been changed to
>the Florence track.
Mrs. Henry Ormsby Of Louisville.
Kentucky, who has been visiting her
brother, w. J. Lindenberger. and wife.
on Lincoln Park. for five or six weeks.
left for her home In the blue grass
state At noon today.
Glad to hear from Fremont county.
where the apple crop was believed to
be ruined. that probably one-fifth OF
the blossoms will come into fruitage.
Something is always better than moth
inE.-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Mrs. N. J. Evans and family will
leave next Monday for Seattle. Wash,
where they will visit Mrs. Evans
brother and two sisters during the
summer. They will accompany DR..
and Mrs. J. W. Cannon as far as Salt
Lake City.
The funeral OF Clarence Clyde Con-
rad. infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Cosrad OF $50 Rudd avenue. was
held this afternoon. followed by in
tsrmsnt at Lakeside cemetery. Death
occurred on Tuesday from stomach
trouble.
{. Mrs. Esther White and daughter.
Miss Helen, left this morning for Eng
land where they will spend the sum
mer moaths. They were accompanied
q fnr ~ Ohio by the formers mother.
Mrs.. White and daughter will sail for
<ssw York for Liverpool on the Cunard
liner Muretnnia.
q he for
the Florence 4 Cripple Creek rail-
road shops. left At noon today for
Colorado Springs on q brief visit He
Will b accompanied on his return by
his brother. f. II. Core. chief clerk
in the Boulder postoRice. who will re-
main here for several days.
Mr.. Entorf has accepted the call OF
the Ell Bethel Presbyterian church OF
Pueblo, to serve rs stated supply un-
I'll the close OF this year. He will
begin his services the first Sunday
In June, and at present Is supplying
the Westminster Presbyterian church
OF Pueblo. Mr.. Entorf'g family will
remain In Canon.
utht /" wan ~
headquarters at $3.50 Wednesday af-
ternoon ms having been turned in
from the corner OF Fifth street and
Harrison avenue. but n run by the de-
partment to that place showed that a
mistake had been made. The trouble
probably resulted from the high wind
which was prevailing at the time.
causing some kind OF ENHANCEMENT Of
the wires.
8. H. Atwater returned home this
afternoon from La Junta where he
went on Tuesday to attend a meeting
<pf the hoard OF directors Of the Kan
sas-C Colorado Power 4 Railway COM
pany, OF which he 10 member. The
meeting was very encouraging one
and steps were taken to incorporate
the company under the statutes OF
Colorado and Kansas. The result Of
the directors meeting At La Junta 10
chronicled In another column OF this
issue OF the Daily Record.
Deputy State Bank Commissioner