CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-18
LOCAL AND Personal


Mrs. Kate Hills went to Pueblo TINS
morning. ..t
Miss Catherine Hendrickson, for
six years teacher of music in a ladies'
college at Liberty. Mo-, has come to
Canon City to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Higgins are at
Copper Mountain on account of their
little daughter being there when taken
Ill with the measles.
Arthur Alling, who has been visit
ing Clarence Hills this month, leaves
tomorrow for Cripple Creek, Cascade
and the northern part Of the state
but will return to Canon later in the
summer.
Ben W. Rea and Sam G. Taylor left
the first of the week on a fishing trip
to Twin Lakes. Some excellent sport
is being had by anglers at Twin Lakes
this season. Messrs Rea and Taylor
will be gone for week or more.
Miss Cora Woodford of Lincoln
Park left this morning for Denver
where she will matriculate as a stu
dent at the summer school of Den
yer university. She will be away from
home six weeks or two months.
The Fourth of July committee has
awarded the contract for building the
grand stand on the baseball park
southeast of the city. 1t Is to be COM
pleted before the fourth, will have a
cover to keep on the sun and will seat
500 people.-Fiorence Tribune.
Miss Ethel Amick is having a de-
lightful time in Stockton, CAL Wis
iting her brother and new sister and
enjoying once more 'the beautiful
flowers of the Golden state. She will
be in Stockton unit, the 21st, when
she expects Ito go to Berkeley to
school for the summer session.
Mrs. J. o. Phillips and two chill
dren of Knoxville, Tenn, are here for
a visit with the formers brother and
sister, Rev. J. r. Thomas and Mrs.
3. T. Dooley. They will remain in
Canon City the greater part of the
summer.
fire alarm was sounded by the
waterworks whistle at 2 o'clock this
afternoon which created considerable
excitement on the street for few
minutes. Happily, however, the alarm
proved to be a~false one and 1t was
not necessary for the fire department
to trun out.
Mrs. Clark Cooper and daughter,
Edna, left this morning for a six
in New Jersey and New York.
A nine pound baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Loehr Tuesday af-
ternoon. The congratulations of
friends is extended to the haIpy pa
rents.
Miss Ripley and Mrs. Templin en-
tertained most pleasantly at tea yes
terday evening. Those present were
Carroll and Ray Templin, Harold Da-
Wis. Arthur Alling and Clarence Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper Of Long
Beach, Cal, made twenty-four hour
stopover here on their way to Missou-
ri and visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
l'Higgins.
w. A. Chapson returned home Tues
day night after an absence of about
five weeks during which he travelled
several thousand miles. He visited
New Mexico, Texas and Arizona for
the PURPOSE OF purchasing cattle for
| shipment in this state and succeeded
in buying nice punches of young
| steers at Las Cruces, New Mexico. and
in Arizona, which he. shipped to the
San Luis valley and to Pagosa
Springs respectively.
J w. c, Holman has gone to Chicago
and other eastern points to look after
some business affairs that will require
his attention for some time. He will
fore returning to Canon City.
| S. II. Atwater left this afternoon for
Pueblo to attend a meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Kansas-Col-
orado Power & Railroad company, Of
which he is member. Executive Of
fcers Of the company will be elected
at tomorrow's meeting. and probably
contracts awarded for the construc-
ton of the proposed road bsewssn
Pueblo and this city.
J Bridge 1t the Hot Springs hoesl +
repaired nod the hath9 are 60 r