Cañon City record., 1909-12-02
Friday.

Tor Pueblo where he viii be detaineu
for several days on business mat
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N Wrinkle arrived
this morning from Lebanon, Mo. for
an extended visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Lee Wynkoop.
w. Putnam was among the Victor
people to go to Canon City yesterday
to visit during the day. He returned
to Victor on the night train.-Cripple
Creek Times.
George Robertson died at his home.
S25 North Fifteenth street. on We'd
nesday of this week. He had rounded
out full life. dying at the age OF s4
years. Funeral notice will be given
later.
Frank Dennison OF the Monarch
Meat market OF Victor. accompanied
by Mrs. DenrIson. were visitors yes
terday in Canon City. the guests OF
friends. They returned on the night
train.-Cripple Creek Times.
Prof. W. s. Glass of the chair OF
science in the Cripple Creek high
school came down from the distritc
to scpend Thanksgiving and the holi-
days. He expects to return to his
post of duty tomorrow or Sunday.
Judge Kent l.. Eldred has gone to
Pennington. n Mex. to look after
some business matters. While he is
there he will investigate the oppor-
tunities offered by the surrounding
country for investment
A ten-pound baby girl has recently
come into the home of Nr. and Mrs.
Ed Nen OF Fort Collins and the happy
parents are receiving the congratula-
tons OF friends. Mrs. Mem will be
remembered here as the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hayes of South
Canon.
Mrs. Edith Smith of Denver. accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. Leslie
Damewood. and baby. Edith A Dame
wood. arrived In town Yesterday af
ternoon from the capital city and will
spend a month here as the guests OF
Mrs. Smiths parents. Captain and Mrs
II. ~ Mingay. on Greenwood avenue.
Thurston white left this morning
for Denver where he will preside at
special meeting OF the Colorado
State Horticultural society tomor-
row. II Is expected that the Denver
meeting OF the society will be ad-
journed to Palisade. where sever
nj days session will be held next
week. At the conclusion of the meet
ing at Palisade II is Mr.. Whites in
tention TO make an examination on
horticultural conditions on the west
ern slope with n view of ascertaining
the possibilities for the expansion OF
the fruit growing Industry in that
section OF the state.
The members of Greenwood Post.
No. 10. C. A. r.. will be the guests OF
Managers Fairchilds and Curtis OF the
Majestic theater at the regular natl
nee entertainment tomorrow after
noon. The bill will be OF patriotic
character and will be especially en-
joyed by the old soldiers. The moving
pictures will show THE Blue and the
Gray. or The Boys of '61."
A total eclipse OF the moon will take
place tonight. the observation begin
ming at eleven minutes after IL o'clock
and continuing for something like two
hours. II the sky Is cloudless the
spectacle will be very interesting and
will well repay one for getting up ai
i:30 o'clock TO witness it. There was
an eclipse OF the moon observable here
on the night OF June 3. which some of
rocall. II is not often that there are
two lunar eclipses In the course OF
twelve months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hardy of Colo
RADIO Springs and VIII L. Mack OF
Grand Junction were guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Guy U. Hardy over Thanks
giving
Prof and Mrs. l.. ID. Elchhorn OF
Denver are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Van Patten on Hazel avenue.
They came down to spend Thanks
giving holidays and will return to the
city tomorrow. They will be accom-
panied back to Denver by Mr.. and
Mrs. A, II. Waite,
MIR. and Mrs. Arch White of Dem
yer are guests of DIR. and Mrs. w. r
Brooks on Lincoln Park. having ar
rived Wednesday night to spend
Thanksgiving. In company with
their entertainers and Mr.. and Mrs.
O. w. Van Patten. Prof. and Mrs. L.
D. Elchhorn. Mr.. and Mrs, j. f. Col
IT,. Mr. and Mrs j w. Miller and