CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-09

aunt respectively q Mrs- c. G Pat
terson og 5sS nlvse1sde avenue 1Duth
Canon. arrived hsrs this aftsrnnoa for
a stay Of several weeks duratioa-
A. p. Woods and family. wAo have
been visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. l. Woods, at 603 College
avenue, for couple of weeks. left for
their home in New York City Thursday
morning. Mr. Woods IL marine engi-
neer for the Jersey Central Railroad
company.
O. M. Mills has returned from q visit
with his daughter at Los Angeles
where he has been two months. Mr..
Mills is past 50 years of age but he
travels like q young man. On his re-
turn he visited his grandson, Gall
Hiatt, who Is agent for the Rio Grande
Western at Woodslde, Utah. Mr.. Mills
lives with his daughter, Mrs. e. c.
Hiatt
Russ B. Sartpr, the tobacconist, Is
arranging to leave in few days on q
camping and fishing trip in the western
part OF the state. During his absence
from town Henry Hutton will have
charge OF the business establishment
at 429 Main street. Mr.. Hutton is now
being coached in relation to the pc
culiarities OF the trade.
party OF ladies and gentlemen or
ganized from among the guests of Mrs.
Sartor's boarding house left at noon
today on a coaching trip to the Wet
Mountain valley. expecting to be gone
until the first of next week. They will
camp out and will visit Silver CliR and
Westcliffe, Querida and other towns.
In the party were Mrs. ]. B. Dortch
and daughter. Miss Mildred. Miss
Thomas, Miss Clark. Miss Goody-
koontz. DIR. weatherhead, Francis ].
Dickson and Mr. Clark
Elmore J. Ross. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Ross. is expected to arrive here
tomorrow from Rochester, New York,
to spend his annual vacation with his
parents. Mr.. Ross left here about
year and a half ago for Rochester and
nan HAhSC ucSA OAhPioySu Wy eAC AA Ai
OF Ross Brothers & Co, wholesale
and retail dealers in furniture in that
city
J. c. Hyssong returned home on
Thursday from Yampa where he has
been looking after his cattle interests
for several weeks. Mr.. Hyssong says
II was avery cold, dry spring in Routt
and Rio Blanco counties, and vegeta-
ton is about month later than usual
on account OF It. Cattle. he says. are
doing very well on the range at the
present time Lou Hemmerle. who is
associated With Mr.. HysSong In the
stock business on the western slope,
has gone to Denver to attend the ma
tional Democratic convention.
City Marshal d. j. Houston returned
home this afternoon from Hillside.
where he went on a brief business trip
yesterday. Although Mr.. Houston has
lived here since 1873 and has Travelled
extensively In every other direction he
had never until yesterday been over
the Texas Creek branch of the Denver
q Rio Grande into the Wet Mountain
valley. During Mr.. Houston's absence
from the city his oficiaI duties were
looked after by Park Commissioner
c. F. Skinner.
Jas. s. Davis of Pit,sburg. Penn.
who few months ago entered into a
wager with some friends in New York
City to walk 10000 In 5S5 days. ar
rived here at $50 o'clock last night
from Florence on his way to San
Francisco. which he expects to reach In
forty-nve days. or by the 18th OF Aug
ust. Davis is forty-eight hours ahead
of Chas. f. Southerland, who left New
York City at the same time, and ex-
poets to maintain the lead until the
Pacific coast In reached. He Is In ex-
cellent physical condition and has
averaged about twenty-five miles day
since staring on. the trip. Davis OBJ
tanned Mayor seely's signature to his
diary last night and left this morning
for Salida. Salt Lake City and the
Golden Gate. He Ia a newspaper man
and In keeping a journal OF his tramp
across the continent and return.