Cañon City record., 1909-08-19

thursday, AUG. 70, 1909
F4e&1s 6f'vegetabfe siamese twins and
Z decided curiosity.
Mrs. W. L. Jefferies and daughter,
Miss Mary. are expected to arrive
nsu Monday from Clarendon, Arkan-
sas, to spend the remainder of the
summer in Canon City and at other
points Of interest ;. in Colorado. Mrs.
-Jdfberies Is a friend'6f Mr. ana Mrs.
WMi =, Spencer and was attracted to
CaA0n City because of their -residsnce
hsra. Her husband is one Of the
leading business men Of Eastern Ar
kansas. being president of the Citi-
Seus Bank, owner of a large mercan-
tile establishment and some of the
finest plantations in his county and
s. 1&rgely interested in lumber mills
and wood manufacturing. Mrs. JEFF
ferries is a daughter of the late Gen
eral A. ]. Vaughan. distinguished
Confederate commander who repeat
edly engaged and harrassed the forces
OF the late General Sherman during
his famous march to the sea-
Nonday.
Mrs. ]. X. Sappington and daughter
Naomi, OF Kingman, Kans., are visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. G. D.
Wilson and Mrs. J. W. DeWeese, OF
South Canon.
Judge and Mrs. C. E. Waldo will
leave tomorrow for a western trip,
including the Seattle exposition. Port
land, Oregon, San Francisco and othei
points of interest on the Pacific ciast.
Mr.. Frank B. McGillicuddy, the
tailor, has secured the services OF Mr..
John Roche, an expert from Chicago.
Mr.. Roche has moved his family here
and intends to make Canon City his
home.
Mrs. Lydia Granville and son ar
rived in Canon City yesterday from
their home in l. Seattle, Warrington,
for = visit with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chase. 73o Ma
con avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert McCandless are
expected to return home tonight from
4 two weeks camping and fishing trip
Id Almont and other points on the
0unnison river. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McFarlane. who accompanied them on
the outward trip, will remain at Al
mont for another week
W. C. Huntoon came over from
Grand Junction last night to look af-
ter some business here requiring his
attention. He will be joined here
tonight by his wife and family who
are en- route to Aurora and Yorkvtlle.
Illinois, for a visit with relatives. Mr..
Huntoon will accompany them ~ far
as Denver.
Few farmers have closely figured
the average cost OF marketing any
given unit OF their crops as a manu-
facturer figures upon each article he
turns out. 90 long Al there was moth
ing to be done but to plow and SOW
and reap and count up the total re-
suit such calculations were not called
for. But that easy time is passing. 1t
is the man who makes two blades to
grow where one grew before, not two
blades upon twice the area of ground,
who is ON the road to wealth.
Mrs. Margaret B. Granger and
daughter. who have been making their
home in Pueblo for the last year or
more, are temporarily residents of
Canon City; having taken possession
of their house at 52s Pike avenue. 1t
is their intention to return to Pueb-
10 again for the winter months,
With the majority of the streams
low and the water clear for fly cast
ing. the coming week will be Joy
full one for Colorado fishermen. and
that the gamey trout will have to pay
strict attention to business II 1t es-
capes the hooks concealed among the
allurements of countless royal
coachmen." gray hackles" and other
nature fakes" that will be ceaseless-
ly flying over the creeks and riv-
ers. The different railroads report
many good catches along streams In
their territory and the outlook for
August fishing is very good.
One OF the ever recurring sources
of surprise to eastern itinerant who
make occasional trips through the
west is the rapidity of the changes
that are constantly taking place. The
barren plain of one year is the we'll
titled farm of the year following and
the hamlet of today is the city of to-