Cañon City record., 1909-07-29

ing for Cascade canon where he Will
spend the current week attending the
sessions of the Baptist assembly.
Late Combs went to Cripple Greek
With the Canon City -excursionists
yesterday and spent the day very
pleasantly. Between seventy-dve and
hundred Canon City people were
visitors in the Cripple Creek district
yesterday.
this city. but who for q number OF
years has been living at Ward. Colo.
vas in the city Saturday renewing old
acQuaintance. Mr.. Dohson was on
his way to accept . mining offer near
Prescott. Ariz.
Joe SeliGman. who for many years
was head waiter ct the National hotsl
CATS in Cripple Creek. has assumed .
sinilsr position with home rsstan-
raat In this city and viii b pleased
% gres& his friends among the travel
Ing 0ss-at tAat place
C. J. Fredrickson returned home
last night from a months business
trip to points in central and eastern
Kansas. Mr.. Ffedrickson expects to-
leave in the course Of few weeks
for Chicago to look after some basi-
ness matters in that city. requiring
his attention. 1'--.-
DIR. Alexander J. McIvor-ryndall,
the well known Psychologist and mind
reader. 10 a visitor iA town today. He
has been looking after business mAt-
tsrs in Cripple Creek and Victor for
several weeks and II now ON his way
home to Denver to resume the editor
ial management Of the swastika Nag
axine. Of which he is che proprietor.
DR.. J. W. Cannon has sold his hand
some residence property at 1104
Greenwood avenue to Mrs p. B. Smith
Of 124s Park avenue. lincoln Park.
who will occupy it as q home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cannon will sell their house
hold furniture and effects at public
auction next Saturday and will leave
shortly afterwards for Weiser, Idaho.
where they expect to make their
home. Mrs. Smith will be given pos
session early next week.
w. w. Remington, of Denver, Sec
retary of the Colorado Teachers asso-
citation, was a business visitor in town
this morning. Mr.. Remington has been
secretary of the organization with
which he is at present ident; fled for
seven years and has seen it grow in
membership from a few hundred to
between two and three thousand.
There are approximately five thou
sand. FIVE hundred teachers in Colo
RADIO. according to Mr.. Remington. He
left this afternoon for Salida and
points on the Western slope in the in
terest OF the association.
F. H. Whipple has returned home
from his trip through the Northwest.
which included visits to Portland.
Oregon, the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Ex-
position at Seattle, Victoria, British.
Columbia, and various other points of
interest on the coast. He says the ex-
position at Seattle is thoroughly re-
preventative of Washington, Oregon,
California. Alaska, British Columbia. |
etc. and is in all respects An inter-
esting show. The attendance is re-
markably good and the fair gives
promise of becoming a financial sue
cess. Mrs. Whipple and son. George,
are at present visiting relatives on
Vancouver's Island and will remain
there the greater part Of the summer.
Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weakens
the constitution and develop into con-
sumption. but heals and strengthens
the lungs. It affords comfort and re-
lief In the worst cases Of chronic
bronchitis. asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble. The Palace Drug Store.
Mitchell q EGbers-
william Davis. colored. died at the
infirmary at the county poor farm
this morning from the effects OF a
wound inflicted by his antagonist
during a nght at one Of the coal
camps nearly year ago. Davis was
stabbed in the chest with a knife and
had been undergoing treatment at the
county infirmary for his injuries for
several months. Davis was a native OF
North Carolina and was twenty-five
years OF age.
Rev. Edgar A. Sherrod preached his
farewell sermon yesterday morning
as rector OF Christ church and will
leave shortly with his family for
Southern California where he expects
to make his home. Under his rector