CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-02
londay.

D. e. Kttell and family.
Mrs. Shibley of Silver Cliff. pro-
prietress of the Powell house, the fa-
nous Wet Mountain valley hostelry,
is a visitor in Canon City today.
Mrs. C. W. Gary and daughter. Mar
cissus, of Galveston, Texas, arrived
here a few days ago for visit with
Mr.. and Mrss A. l.. Taylor at 1925
Greenwood avenue.
Contractor NJ. ]. Lamb came up
from Pueblo Saturday night for a
short visit. Mr.. Lamb is foreman Of
tie new addition to st. Mary's hospital
at Pueblo. Mrs. Lamb and son will
join him Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Clark left to-
day for Canon City where the former
has business interests to look after
tat will require his attention for sew
eral days They will make the trip
in their auto.-Pueblo Star-Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Huntoon and
daughter, Miss Geneva, will leave on
Tuesday morning for Grand Junction
where they expect to make their home.
The best wishes of a legion OF friends
accompany them to the western slope.
J. H. Ellis and son, Bert A. Ellis,
have returned from a fishing trip to
Hero on the Gunnison river. They
report a pleasant and successful out
ha
is not far enough advanced to render
fishing as alluring to the average man
as IL will be later in the summer.
Fred A. Reineke, senior salesman
In the clothing and furnishing goods
department with Baker & Biggs Mer-
camille company, will leave on Tues
day for a pleasure tour OF the Pacific
coast. Mr. Reineke will be gone sew
erai weeks and will visit San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles. Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma and other points OF interest
Dali De weese returned home Sun
day flight from Gienwood Springs and
other points ON the Western Slope.
Mr.. De weese says that section Of the
state was visited by a heavy rain last
week and that agricultural and graz
ing interests were greatly improved in
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Charles G. Ciaybaugh, whose wife
died last week, left a day or two ago
for New Hampden. Mo-. taking with
him his little son. Paul.. who will be
given into the keeping of relatives
there in the hope that his health will
be benefited by the change to a lower
altitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell left
on Saturday for southern California
where they expect to make their home.
They will make the trip by easy stages
and will stop successfully at Glen
wood Springs. Salt Lake City and
other points. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
will likely establish their residence
in Long Beach.
Mr.. John c. Hughes and daughter.
Miss Marion, of Boston, Mass, stop
ped on here Friday morning for a
brief visit with Mrs. n. F. johnson and
Mrs. c. S. Rogers at the latter's home.
los Stanley avenue. South Canon.
while en- route to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Miss Marion is stu
dent at Wellesley college.
Miss Edith r. Hutton. wife Of DR..
v. A. Hutton, and children, accom-
panied by the formers sister, Miss
Hattie Lucas, of Lincoln Park, left
on Friday for Meeker, Colorado, where
they will join Mr.. Hutton, who left
for Meeker several weeks ago to es-
tablish himself there for the practice
of his profession. Miss Lucas will be
gone most of the summer.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor was brought home
several days ago from Pueblo where
she recently underwent very seri-
GUS surgical operation at MinneQua
hospital. II will be gratifying to her
friends to know that she has % far
recovered AZ to be able to enjoy =
daily ride about town. She was ac-
companled home from Pueblo BY Mrs.
Edith Cunningham, who was with her
during her stay in the hospital.
Miss Hazel De wsess. who has been
. student at the Natioaal Cathedral
school at Warrington. d. C.. during
the year recsatly clossd. arrived at
homo thls aftsrnooa for he sa1msr