Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
NEWS MITES
Continued from PAGE Fiyel


bers will be transported to the coun-
~ seat by automobile-Florence Cit
izen.
A number of Canon City boys
went to Florence yesterday for visits
with friends. Take care, my lads;
they are returning from college now.
County Commissioner w. r. Alfred
returned to Canon City this afternoon
from Eureka Springs, Ark, where ne
has been for a week or ten days past
looking after some financial interests
at that place. Some time ago Mr.. Al
lred traded some ranch lands in this
county for hotel property in Eureka
Springs and it's supervision neces-
states his making occasional trips to
that section of the country. He was
accompanied on his last visit there by
A. H McLain.
Alderman w. T. Wallace left last
night for Denver and points in the
northwest on a business trip that will
REQUIRE his attention for several days.
He will visit points in Idaho, as well
as several of the adjoining states.
Jno. Burgess returned home Sunday
night from Colorado Springs. where
he graduated from the Engineering
Department of the Colorado College
this year John left on No. 2 yester-
day afternoon for Colorado Springs
previous to going to Glenwood Springs
where he has accepted a government
position in his line of work.
v. s. Simon left on No. 10 this
morning for visit with friends in
Florence.
j. H. Leake of this city left Sunday
for Roswell, New Mexico. to spend the
summer months.
Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds left on No. 10
this morning on business and pleas
ure trip to Denver.
Mr.. George Bethel in company with
Leslie tSevenson Ray Bottenfield,
Louis Lloyd, and Harry Combs made |
a trip to Red Hill and return last
Sunday in Mr.. Bethel's automobile.
The leading dressmaking pariors, I
719 Greenwood avenue. Satisfaction \
guaranteed. Mrs. H. McUne. 277-p6t !
Mrs. George Rockafellow. who has !
been visiting friends in Greeley for
the past week. will return today.
A e Wilson and DR.. Kellenberger |
left for the western slope last Sat-
urday to look after some of their |
business interests.
for the same destination for similar
purpose Saturday afternoon. The Ma
tional Association of Physicians pays
particular attention to securing pure
milk supply throughout the country
than ordinary interest to the public
at large on that account.
The attention OF the members of |
Greenwood Post, G. A. R., has been |
called to the fact that some of the |
flowers placed upon the graves of
their departed comrades on Memorial |
Day were stolen almost before those |
who laid them in loving memory upon |
the resting places of the dead had |
left the cemetery. Complaint is also |
made that the iron markers of the
G. A. R., which are used to designate |
the graves of the soldier dead, have. !
In several instances, been carried |
away .and destroyed. The Grand Army !
regrets the occurrences alluded to and |
expresses the hope that there will be
no further trouble OF the kind
Allen Corwin Spencer, for long |
period a guard at the Colorado State |
prison here, died at his home. 110
Griffin avenue. South Canon. this
morning after a lingering illness In
the fiftieth year of his age. Deceased
was a native Of Ohio. but had resided
for many years in Colorado and other
western states. He leaves wife.
but no family to mourn his death. The
funeral will be held at Wilson's un-
dertaking parlors at 7:30 o'clock
Wednesday evening. Chaplain j. @.
Blake OF the penitentiary conducting
the obsequies. The remains will be
taken to Colorado Springs Thursday
morning for interment.
C. c. Campbell, formerly manager
OF the Colorado Telephone company's
business at this place but now dis
trict superintendent with headquart-
ers at Sterling. Colorado. Is spending
a day or two in Canon City. renewing
old acquaintances and associations.
Mr.. Campbell is making good" in his
new position and likes the territory
In which he is located.
Gailen Tanehill left on No. 10 yes
terday morning for eBaver where be