Cañon City record., 1908-04-09

weeks visit to Denver. Colorado
Springs and other points in the state.
Trainmaster McGraw OF the Dem
yer & Rio Grande Railroad company.
Ii up from Pueblo looking after bus
mess mattera.
Mr.. W. 8. Morris who has recently
moved into the home which he has
bought on Fourteenth street, near
Harrison avenue, is improving the
place by the erection of a barn and
i In other ways making very desira-
BILE home property out of it.
Word received from little Blanche
Tuncil, who recently accompanied her
grandmother to Illinois, reports safe
and interesting journey, although the
great grandfather on whose account
the trip was made, had passed away
before those summoned to his bedside
reached their destination.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and fami-
| ly OF Fifteenth street are domiciled
for the spring and summer at the new
| townsite on Beaver Park where Mr..
SAuduho 10 Oult AhCil az
sence their residence is rented to Mr..
and Mrs. Kruger of the Corona Stu
dio.
Mrs. w. E. Galley and Mrs. J. L.
Reece left this afternoon for Alamosa
where they will be the guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Wingert, for
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Horney left this
afternoon for Eugene, Oregon, where
they expect to make their home. A
number ftheir friends were at the
railroad station to bid them good-by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Franklin went
to Canon City yesterday, where they
visited Miss Jessie Smith, who was ac-
cidentally injured while playing Sat
urday. Mr.. Franklin is the guardian
OF the little girl.-victor Record.
B. G. Woodford. deputy in the office
OF County Treasurer Fredrickson, will
leave this evening for Pueblo where
he has been summoned S a juror in
the United States district court, which
convenes there tomorrow.
J. B. Olinger, formerly a residen.
OF this city, but now engaged in the
freal estate business at Montrose. is
renewing old associations here today.
Mr.. Olinger says that Montrose is
booming and that everything is pros
porous on the western slope, but in
spite OF it Canon City looks mighty
good to him.
George B. Jones. who recently re-
signed the position of physical direct
or of the Y NJ. C. A. returned here on
Saturday from weeks camping out
ing with Bert Kettle in the Wet Noun
Tain valley. He reports a delightful
outing and says there are plenty Of
wild ducks in that locality at present
and that shooting is good.
Word hase been received here of the
very critical illness of Miss Minnie
Viewer from pneumonia at her home
at Horace, Kansas. She resided here
for four years in the home of Mrs.
Minnie Merriam and was member
of the South Canon high school class
/ OF 1906 Her friends here will re-
: gret to learn of her illness.
I A. F. Terrill has retired from all
active connection with the Canon City
Times, with which he has been asso-
ciated since its establishment. and will
devote himself to fruit growing and
other out of door employments at his
ranch on Park avenue. Lincoln Park.
Mr. Terrill was a clear, forceful writ
er and his retirement from newspaper
work is a loss to local journalism.
R. W. Sperry becomes foreman Of the
Times press and job rooms on the re-
tirement of Mr.. Terrill.
Mrs. Minnie c. Merriam. county su-
perintendent of schools, has returned
home from Denver where she went
last week to attend the convention Il
county superintendents and institute
instructors. The gathering was called
by Miss Katherine l. Craig, superin-
tendent OF public instruction. for the
purpose of making institute work
more uniform and more effective. Be-
sides Mrs. Merriam there was in at
tendance from this city Miss Myrtle
GoodykoontI of the high school fac
ulty.
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