Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
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Academy here. were visiting her over
Sunday.
Department President Mrs. Caro-
line N Clancy and Past National
President, Ruth E. Foot. as inspector,
inspected U. s. Grant circle this af-
ternoon at a special meeting, held in
Shaeffer Hall. R reception was ten
dered the visitors by the LaSies Of
the Grand Army and a most pleasant
afternoon spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel H. Thomas, Of
Grand Junction, are in the city. hav-
ing arrived Sunday for short stay
among old friends. Mr.. Thomas +
an old resident of this city and is
well known to many OF the pioneers
Mrs. 2. E. Barnes, of Barnes City,
arrived this morning on brief shop
ping trip TO Canon.
Doc Henderson returned Monday
morning from his ranch in Pueblo
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Med. Need, of Paonia.
recently married couple, are spend
/ ing part of their honeymoon here as
I guests of the Strathmore.
] Mr.. G. W. Tallman, of Trinidad.
sheriff of San Miguel county, brought
several wards here Sunday night and
registered them at the Hotel De Pen
+ for an indefinite stay.
Miss Lenore Sellers spent Sunday
with her uncle. l. NJ. Wingert and
I family at the Strathmore. and also en-
joyed visit with her cousin, Miss
LaRhue Reston. of Seattle, who is
also a guest of the wingerts
MrSnd Mrs. Henry C. Polhemus
of Lincoln Park. left this afternoon
for visit to Bellingham. Washing
ton, and other points in the north
west. They expect to be gone sew
( eraI weeks.
VIII Waldo. Albert Clearinghouse,
Z John SAVERS and Professor Perrio, an
English teacher in the State Univer-
sity faculty. came up from Boulder
/ Saturday and will spend the Thanks
giving vacation in Canon.
Mrs. James Locke went to Denver
D
aeroplane flights on Sunday. II she
was present she, perhaps. was disap-
pointed with the rest, for Bud" Mars
failed to ascend in his Curtis biplane.
Alderman and Mrs John Hamilton
are enjoying visit from the formers
mother, Mrs. Lydia Hamilton, of Col
orado Springs. and his sister. Mrs.
Susia Blair. of Tacoma, Washington.
They arrived here this afternoon from
/ Colorado Springs and will remain un-
I'll after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Blair's
husband is surgeon-in-chief at the Ia
coma city hospital and is prominent
in professional circles in the north
west
Mrs. Jas. A oKeefe. nee Miss Mary
Webster. left this morning for Dem
YER. enroute to Seattle, Washington.
where she will join her husband. and
where she expects to make her home.
kr. o'Reefe. who left a month or 50
ago. has a position with a big civil
engineering firm in Seattle.
Mr.. C. c. Patton left Saturday
night for a 3 or days stay on his
ranch at Raggen. Colorado. Mr.. Pat
ten usually spends a short time over
there about this time of the year
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Frisbie returned
home Sunday night from a pleasant
visit OF a week in Denver. While in
the city they attended aviation meet
at Overland park and witnessed the
aerial flights of Johnstone. Hoxey
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Newton. of So.
u Canon. left this afternoon for Los An
geles and other points in southern
California. where they will spend the
winter. The trip is made with the
hope that a change of climate will be
beneficial to Mrs. Newton's health.
Mr.. William Spike. of Duncombe.
Iowa. arrived In Canon last week and
intends to spend the winter here. Mr..
Spike has been here but three or four
days but 1t very favorably impressed
with this vicinity already. He states
that he has never before seen such
beautiful drives and places of scenic
interest as we have here.
marriage license was issued Fri
day afternoon to Fred J. wehr, Of
Portland. Colorado. and Minnie
Burns of Denver wehr is the fel
low who was arrested few days
ago and lodged in the county jail on
the charge of adultery. He was al
legged TO have run away with anotn-
er mans wife. but 1t has developed