CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16
Harding. Elmer Terrell and Arthur

Harding, Elmer Terrell and Arthur
Biggs. ~rrF
Charles F. Tanner and family and
Sumner Pressey and wife who re-
moved to Pueblo are in business in
the Smoky City and doing we'll. Their
many friends would be glad to have
them back home.
Miss Dora Mclaughlin. valedictor-
ian of the class of 'O4 Of the Canon
City high school, is a student at Wash
burn college. at Topeka. Miss Nc
Laughlin's parents are now residing
at Eskridge, Kan.
Miss Francis FOote is a student at
the State University at Boulder. Miss
Foote graduated from the Canon City
high school with the clas of '04 and
later from the Chicago University Of
Music. She is teaching music in
Boulder now.
Henry Schroeder, brother of Mrs. J.
A. Steny. OF East Canon, having sold
his fruit ranch here to Frank Schum,
is at Cripple Creek, working in the
car barns. He has good paying po-
sition and is doing well. All Henry
needs is a good wife and it being leap
6lIl6p uOA Oil BPC6h at OhSC
Miss Emily Husser, who spent her
vacations here for several summers, is
teaching school in the Wet Mountain
| valley, and has just closed a success
full winter term, and began spring
term. Miss Husser's watchword is
Work and win," and many girls
| would do we'll to emulate her exam
pie.
Among our Canon City boys and
girls now attending the university at
Boulder are Davena Houston, Mary
Curtis, Ora Kirkton, Wilma Paxton,
Roy, Archie and Carl Heaton, Corbin
Robinson. Tom and Blake Warner,
Harold Waldo, Richard Tremayne and
Jim Lamme, who, with the three Hea-
| ton boys. is in the glee and mandolin
| clubs of the university.
Ernest Mudd, a brother Of Mrs. J.
W. Mcdaniel of this city, is located
at Harrington, Wash, and is engaged
in agriculture Mr.. Mudd began
studying for the ministry, but was
compelled to give it up temporarily
on account OF his health. He has
many friends among the young folks
of the Baptist church who will be glad
to hear he is doing well.
Jesse Dorndorff, the former ac-
commodating foreman for Captain
Rockafellow. has located on a large
ranch at Pennington, N. NJ, and do
ing we'll
Sam Whitlock and family are living
in Cripple Greek, where Mr.. Whitlock
is running a large dairy. He has 12S
COWS and is doing good business in
the gold camp.
Thomas Arnett and family are DOM
iciled at Fresno. Cal. and Mr.. Ar
nett is in his old business Of railroad
ing. They are we'll and well pleased
| with their new home. -.....
Harvey Brittell and family are
managing a ranch near Grand juno
ton and doing we'll The have an ad-
dition to their family Of lively lit
tie daughter since leaving Canon City.
Dan Mclaughlin and wife, formerly
Miss Leta Heavenridge, have located
at Montrose and have purchased a fine
farm. They are well pleased with
their new home and invite their
friends to come and see"
Mr.. s. L. Sisson, father of Mrs. T. C.
Llewellyn of Lincoln Park. living at
Frankford, No. who visited his
daughter here all last summer, has
been very sick for a long time. He
made many friends while here who
will be glad to hear of his recovery.
Bud Walton and family moved from
here to Pueblo last fall and Mr.. Wal
ton is working in a machine shop. His
daughter, Miss Ruby, is learning the
millinery and dressmaking trade. Roy,
Robert and Mary are in school, and
all like their new home very we'll.
J. H. Norris and family are located
at Drexel, No. on a farm and doing
we'll. Frank and Arthur are both
married and Earl and Ava are in
school. They are we'll pleased with
! their new home. but sometimes think
OF sunny Colorado and Beautiful
Canon.
Major o. Beatty. who spent two
years in Canon with his father. J. NJ.
Beatty, is running the farm for his
grandmother Beatty near Curryville,
No., and doing we'll. Majors health
Is not OF the best and he may come
hack to Colorado and locate on that
account.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dieckman are
located at Goshen, Wash, and are
thinking of returning to Colorado. the
land of sunshine. Too much mud and
rain for them there. Mrs. Dieckman
was formerly Miaa Lillian Iavne a