CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-23

him. Master Ray Lewis ID spending
the week at Silver Clin.
Mrs. Mary Bowling left the first
part Of the week for Fort Collins for
months visit with her daughter. Mrs.
J. r. Squires. She will also stop over
in Denver.
The proposal to build an electric
railway from Canon City to Dodge
City, Kansas. through the Arkansas
valley b certainly fine scheme. All
It needs Is money.-Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
J. 81. Brown and two daughters, of
Lafayette, Ind, are in the city for
stay Of indefinite duration. They came
here to enjoy our very delightful
spring climate. They are established
at 1922 Harrison avenue.
DIR. j. 8. Cloud, wife and son of La
fayette. Ind, are here for the benefit
of the latter's health. DR.. Cloud and
son arrived couple of weeks ago and
were joined by Mrs. Cloud last We'd
nesday. They are domiciled at 216
Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Jessie Sarver, accompanied
DR.. w. T. Little and the Misses Dun
lap of 1872 Main street home from Sa-
Ida yesterday. Miss Dunlap is re-
covering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis recently performed at the
Denver & Rio Grande hospital in Sa-
Ida.
. The work Of tearing up the plat
form ut the Denver & Rio Grande sta
to the laying of the double track
through the local yards. The double
track proposition will terminate at
point near the Intersection or Seventh
street.
Mrs. C. C. Smith of 1898 Park ave-
nue., Lincoln Park. returned to Can
on City on Friday of last week from
Ohio, where she was called early in
February to the bedside of her father
Mr.. W. N. Buchanan. Mrs. Smith
reached her father shortly before his
death. her mother having passed away
fifteen days before. Two kilograms,
one announcing Mrs Buchanan's sick
ness and one her death, were lost be-
fore reaching their destination.
Warden Cleghorn, Night Captain
Abe Wiley and Willard Cleghorn left
yesterday morning for Trinidad for the
purpose of selecting a camp site for
the convicts to be used in the construc-
ton of the proposed boulevard from
the southern line of this state north
ward along the foot Of the Rocky
Mountains to the Wyoming frontier.
They will be gone several days and
on the return OF the warden a party
or convicfs will be taken to- trinidad 7
near which place the camp will be
established. " y, The trip was made in an
automobile
Paul Scholte. for the past year em-
ployed as collector for the local tele-
phone exchange, has resigned the work
in which he is at present engaged and
will after the first of May be asso-
cia,ed with Z. G. Bettis in the copper
mining business. Mr.. Scholte will
probably spend a good deal of his time
at CopperfieId, where the Bettis inter-
ests are located. Louis Granger, son
of the late W. E Granger. former
deputy warden at the penitentiary.
will succeed to the position left va
cant by the retirement of Mr.. Scholte
from the employ of the telephone COM
pany,
c. A. Biggs and party returned home
Sunday afternoon from a visit to Sill
yer Cliff, the Baker & Biggs ranch and
other points in the Wet Mountain val
ley. The trip was made in an auto
mobile and the run from Canon City
to Silver CliH was done in a little
over three hours, There were seven
people in the party and the outing
was a most enjoyable one. They left
here on Friday and the journey was
made via the Copper Gulch route,
which was found to be a very good
road There were some ruts. but they
did not interfere with the progress of
the car as will be seen from the ex-
cellent time made on the outgoing
trip.