Cañon City record., 1908-06-25

CeseDIdle dI tne IASUcA0u1 AhuIbudy
evening.
Miss Rebecca Gray left today for her
former home in Ottawa, Kan. where
she will reside in the future.
Master Gerald Rockafellow. son of
Mr., and Mrs. George r. Rockafellow.
IL suffering from scarlet fever.
Edna Templin has returned from a
pleasant visit of a week with her cou-
sin, Genevieve Diebert in Florence.
Mrs Will Mcclure, who has been
here visiting relatives for several
months, left this afternoon for her
home in Salt Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure until recently resided in Call
ifornia.
Miss O'Brien of Boston, Mass, who
stopped of here last week for brief
visit with her brother, A. NJ O'Brien,
cashier at the Santa Fe depot, left on
Monday afternoon for San Francisco
and other points on the Pacific coast
Rev Edgar A. Sherrod, rector of
Christ church, accompanied by his
wife and family. will leave next week
for Ocean Park. California, where he
will spend his annual vacation. Rev.
and Mrs Sherrod will be gone a month
and perhaps longer.
Miss Anna and Ula Proctor left to-
day for the western coast, where they
will spend the greater part Of the
vacation. They expect to visit many
points of interest Later on they will
join Miss Amick and Miss Britt and
take course of study In the Univers-
Iity of California at Berkeley.
Sheriff Esser went to Denver on
Monday to meet Mrs. Esser. who was
en- route home from a three weeks
visit with relatives in Chicago. They
returned to Canon City Monday night.
Mrs. c. F. Skinner and daughter.
Nina. will leave on Thursday for a
several months visit with relatives at
Perkins. Okla.
It will be gratifying to the many
friends of Mrs. 8. J. Farmer to learn
that she is getting along nicely at the
lGlockner hospital at Colorado Springs
Ihaa that all danger OF fatal termlpa;
tiSh or her recent operation for ap-
pendicihs Is believed to have passed.
| II NO unlocked for complications arise
she will probably be able to return
home in the course of two or three
weeks.
Jethro C. Sanford of Durango. grand
commander OF the Knights Templar OF
Colorado, will make his official visit
| to Canon City Commandery No. 3, next
Friday evening and all members are
urged to be present. Plans are being
made for a very pleasant AFFAIR on the
occasion OF Mr.. Sanford's visit here.
Senator and Mrs. F. C. Hartshorn
of Clarion. Iowa. stopped on last week
for a brief visit with Mrs Hartshorn's
aunt. Mrs G. A. Polhemus. while en-
route to Washington. on business
trip. They were greatly pleased with
Colorado and plan for a more extended
visit on their return from the coast.
wv. Andrews and sister. Miss L. D.
Andrews, of Lincoln Park. left this af-
ternoon for Medford, Oregon. where
they will spend several weeks a. the
guests OF relatives. Later they will
visit various points on the Pacific
coast from Seattle southwark to San
Diego. They will be gone a couple of
months at least,
When MIR. and Mrs. George NJ. Pol
hemus returned from a drive a day
or two ago they were greatly sur
prised to find twenty or more rela-
tives and friends encamped on the
lawn. and preparations going on for a
picnic supper. which was soon served
and enjoyed. no less by the surprised
than by the surprisers.
W. H. Rector of us River street
has just returned from the Wet
Mountain valley where he has been
employed at the carpentry trade since
April. Mr.. Rector says that It Is un-
| usually dry throughout Custer coun-
ty and that agricultural crops Of all
kinds are going to be cut short this
year In consequences OF II.
John Freek OF Eldred, and for many
years postmaster at that place, drove
party OF campers and fishermen mp
to the Wet Mountain valley last week
where they remained until yesterday
when they returned to Canon CITY. TIE
trip was = very pleasant one and they
caught q nice string OF nah in Texas
creak. They spent q day In the snoW