Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Sarah Seamon, and cousins, Mrs.
Reed Hayward and Mrs E. E. Krous-
kop. at Loveland.
W. Burnett and family. OF 1918
Kountz avenue, will visit with Mrs. ].
A. Burnett at Salida during the sum
mer months. She will also have as her
guest a granddaughter. Miss Helen
Ball, who is a student of Mt. ST.
Scholastica's academy.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lambuth. son
and daughter. will leave tomorrow for
Lake City. Colorado, where they will
spend month in camping and nsh-
ing. In consideration Of the fact that
Lake City is located well up in the
mountains where the weather is cool
and the surroundings delightful. they
are naturally anticipating a pleasant
outing.
announcement has been made that
beginning today the Denver Rio
Grande Railroad company will run its
passenger trains Nos. Is and 16.
which have hitherto been operated be-
tween Denver and Gienwood Sp- ings
and vice versa, through to Crane
junction. They are not new trains,
but are well equipped and will be
great convenience to the people of the
western slope.
Today is the seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary OF Mrs. E. W. Emmerson
and the event will be celebrated by
score Of relatives and friends with an
al fresco dinner at the family home.
4e5 Pike avenue, at O'Clock this ev-
ening. Mrs. Emmerson is a native of
Albion. Illinois. and has been a resi-
lent Of - ~'.~ about a year. al
though she had previously made sew
erai visits to this state.
A. 8. Taylor of the Stearns fruit
ranch on Orchard avenue, East Can
on. brought to town yesterday after
noon some OF the handsomest looking
cherries seen here in a long time.
They were OF the "Wragg" variety and
by their large size. splendid color and
other excellent qualities would at
tract attention anywhere. They are
prolific bearers and are likely TO be-
come . favcrite with local growers.
Food Inspector Richard Houle this
morning condemned a car load OF po-
tatoes shipped to this market for sale
as unfit for human consumption. They
came from Oklahoma and many of
them were covered with little nodules.
which, on being cut open. revealed a
line OF rottenness running down to
the center OF the tuber. The shippers
were notified to remove the potatoes
from the city limits at once. otherwise
they would be relegated to the public
dumping grounds.
A special session OF the board OF
county commissioners was held yes
terday, but nothing OF special inter
est was done beyond the signing Of
the semi-annual report and the
awarding Of contract for awnings.
window shades and some OF the fur
nishings Of the new county jail build
Ing. Sheriff Esser and family ex-
pect to begin moving their house
hold effects into the residential por-
ton OF the Jail building next Men
day.
Sheriff Van Phul OF Teller countx
came down from Cripple Creek this
morning. bringing with him Victor
De Bloise. James Doyle and William
jackson. convicted there q few days
ago Of highway robbery and sent
enced to fourteen years In the pcni-
tentiary. DeBioise, Doyle and jackson
win be remembered a. the trio of
tramps that threw Chester Frseiand
OF McKsesport. Pa. from . moving
freight train here on the nlght OF
June .. from the Effects Of which he
died = sAoet time later.
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