CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17

lahOma, and points In Nebr0Ska. he
will spend q week or 90 at his old
home at Hastings in the latter state
before returning to Canon City. Dur
ing his absence his duties are being
looked after BY Percy Othus. a
Gail Hiatt, for some time past night
telegraph operator at the local sta
ton of the Denver 4 Rio Grande rail-
road company left this morning for
Portland. Colorado. TO which place
he has been transferred for duty.
Miss Minnie RAyner Of Missoula,
Montana. IL visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Meier. Of 522 Grand avenue.
Moore's auto hack at the strath-
more. a 370t3
e. H. Dewell OF Nevada. Iowa, who
has been the guest of J. n. Bartlett
and family during the last week or ten
days. left for home this morning.
d. r. Bartlett Of Colo. Iowa, arrived
here this afternoon for . visit with
his brother. J. n. Bartlett. wife and
family on Cooper aveaue. Mr.. Bart
lett Is engaged In banking In his home
state. ..
Mr.. Meyers and sister Of New OK
ford. Pennsylvania. are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Jameson and family at
the deputy warden's residence on West
Main street
DR.. Wilson Pearson. the veterin-
arian. made a professional trip to
Florence. Coal Greek and Concrete
yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Rehbein left for her
home at Canton, Kansas, this morn
ing after a pleasant visit with the fam
lily Of John Wilson in South Canon.
The Strathmore auto hack is q new
Buick. 17st2
Mrs. Nation and daughter. Ona. Of
Muncing. Indiana, sister and niece
respectively Of E. B. Case. arrived here
this afternoon and will spend the sum-
mer in Canon City.
Harry Evans. third trick telegraph
operator at the Denver & Rio Grande
station, who has been laying off for
several weeks. has resumed his posi-
ton.
James Moore. chief clerk In the Of
flee OF w. A. Matlock. general sales
agent for the Beaver Land 4 Irri-
CATION company. returned to Canon
City yesterday from a couple Of days
business visit to Colorado Springs.
Chas. H. Rau. of the Rau-Emmer-
son Furniture company. went to Pu-
eblo on a brief business trip this
morning. He expects to return home
tonight or tomorrow.
A ride In the observation car thru
the Royal Gorge aud over the beauti-
full Texas Creek Loop with the excur-
sion to be conducted by the Sunday
school OF the First Baptist church on
next Tuesday morning will be an ex-
perience that would be hard to dup
licate.
Miss Katherine Coolbaugh's pupils
gave a musical recital In the " E.
church on Tuesday afternoon that re-
Elected great credi, on both pupils and
teacher. and was greatly enjoyed by
the 100 guests present. One special
feature OF the programme was the
graduation OF six OF the pupils in Ena
Ellis coarse In harmony. This Is
forty weeks course and at the close
the pupils have quite an equipment OF
musical knowledge. Next fall Miss
Coolba ugh expects to start two new
classes in this. one for the younger
children and one for the older ones.
Mrs. Stephen Hoover and children
from I.lncoln. Nebraska. are visiting
Mrs. Ho0ver's mother, Mrs. T. B. Coul-
ter on North Fifteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Cross. who came
here about a year ago from Iowa on
account OF the latter's health, left this
afternoon on their return to that state.
They are residents of Kigsley. Iowa.
Call at the Old Reliable shoe store
for your footwear. The best OF values
for your money t2s Main street. 2ltf
Our line OF shoes for summer is
complete, consisting Of the famous
Ultz and Dunn make in ladies and
children's shoes. oxfords and slippers.
The best In the city. also mems and
boys In different makes. Call and see
them. Davis, 1926 Main. 2lu