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Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
Monday.

4 Iuarfiiti5 ii55Tise -sss 4ssStsea f-en
the county clerks .ffice last Saturday
70 william Alexander Reddiug of
Navarro. Kan. and Miss Rebecca
Anna Bershliae Of Lincoln. Neb.
c. W. Talbot. who has been here
foT a couple weeks locking after some
business matters requiring his atten-
tion. left Sunday for his home in Al
buqusrquc y u While here Mr..
Talbot sold his residence properly
to DR.. W. F. Brooks. who will occupy
It as home
VI. P Conlon. who hal spent much
OF his time here iuring the last two
or three years. left Saturday after
noon for Coicrasl Springs. where he
viii visi; friends fer a few DAYS while
N route back 10 his old home in
Pit'sburg Pa Mr. Ccnlon ls an ex-
perienced aud skiilrul linotype oper-
ator and printer ard has many friends
among the Disciples of the art pre-
servative.T
The State Board Of Nurse Examin-
ers will NEE; AZ he state capitol.
Den yer. room rs on April 81. 1910. to
examine applican's frr registration.
according to An vet Relating to Pro-
fessional Nursing Tor inf rma-ion
apply 10 Miss MARY n. Eyre. r ".
secretary. 1889 Pennsylvania st. Den
yer Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Chase of Sher-
man avenue. Lirc-ln Park. are en-
joying a visit from the formers par
ents. who are en- route home to Ne
hraska from Southern California,
where they spent he winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase. Sr. will remain here for
several days
Mrs. " T.. Mills. who has been
spending a week with her sister. Mrs.
p c Hiatt has -cturned to her home
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31

ton. Platt county, Mo-. have pur-
chased "Ailler's" confectionery and
ice cream establishment at 514 Main
street from N. A. Gehl and are now In
charge Of the business. Mr.. Thomas
has been coming to Canon City for a
number of years past on account of
his health and liked the appearance
OF the community so well that he de-
cided to invest in property here. Mr..
Thomas is large land owner In Mis-
souri, and is reputed to be quite
wealthy. The new proprietors Of
'Miller's" are old acquaintances of j.
NJ. Anderson.
Col. and Mrs. Geo. T. Crozier left
this afternoon for saiida en- route to
their ranch in the San Luis valley
where they will spend the summer.
The ranch is located Eve or six miles
northwest of Center in Saguache
county. Geo. H. Crozier proceeded his
parents to the. ranch and will have
things ready for their reception.
Rev. Jesse L. Wilkinson. former
pastor fthe Christian church here,
but now state agent for the Anu-Sa-
loon League with headquarters in
Pueblo. was in town yesterday after
noon and this morning. Rev. wilkin-
son came up for the purpose of con-
ducting the funeral OF the late Mrs. ].
NJ. Rendeli, but arrived too late for
the obsequies. He returned to Pu-
eblo at noon today.
c. Fl. Kissinger of South Ninth
street, South Canon, exhibited at the
Record office this afternoon some ap-
pie blossoms plucked from a tree in
hls orchard. The blossoms were fully
opened and indicate the danger from
frost to such varieties OF fruit Horfi-
eulturists are somewhat alarmed for
the safety OF the earlier kinds OF ap-
pies In consequence OF the rapIdity
with which the bloom and LEAKAGE has
been brought out by the recent warm
weather.
w. W Cooper OF Denver. grand
lecturer OF the grand lodge A. F. &
A. NJ. OF Colorado was in Canon City
yesterday and made an unofficial Wis
1t to Mount Moriah Lodge No. Is. A.
F. & A. " last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B Colgate are
the parents Of a handsome baby boy
born 10 them at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The congratulations Of
friends are in order.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31

school is spending the spring vaca-
uon in Canon City. He will return
TO the district at the end of the
week.
The ladies composing the recently
organized Columbine club entertained
their husbands at O'Clock dinner
at the home of Mrs. Lafe Combs. AIT
Greenwood avenue, last night and the
occasion was a delightful affair. The
cuisine was most appetizing and its
preparation and service elisted many
compliments from the guests In all
more than a score of people were
present.
j. III. Rhoades and family left to-
day for Delhart. Tex. with the in
tention of making their homes in the
Lone Star state. Mr.. Rhoades re-
Gently purchased a section of land,
$40 acres, near Delhart and will en-
gage in agriculture and stock raising
on a large scale
F. D. Tripp, formerly engaged
in fruit ranching on Sherman
year or more a resident of Pueblo,
where he is employed in the photo
graphic business, is visitor in Canon
City today. Mr.. Tripp will return
home tomorrow.
In the course of a letter received by
Mrs C. C. Nelson from Mrs. A. R
Frisbie at Hot Springs. Ark, this
morning, she says Mr.. Frishie is slow
ly recovering from the effects of his
recent stroke of paralysis, but is still
very weak. 1t is expected that he will
soon be strong enough to be taken
out into the open air in a wheeled
chair and he is looking forward to
such an experience with d Eood deal
Of pleasurable anticipation. Mr Fris-
bic is anxious 10 return to Canon City
but his physician has prohibited his
removal from Hot Springs for a couple
Of months.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
Wednesday.

Mr. ana Mrs. George Lewis, wife
and son, Leslie. are spending the
week in Denver and Pueblo sightsee-
ing.
Secretary D. W Ross of the Canon
City Merchants association. has been
confined 70 his home on Lincoln Park
for day or two in consequence of a
severe cold He is reported consid-
erably better. however. today.
John T. McNeeley OF Denver. for
merly a prominent and influential cit
izen Of Custer county. passed through
here yesterday afternoon en- route to
Silver Cliffe to take part in the cele-
bration there in connection with the
burning of the waterworks bonds.
Chaplain J b Blake OF the peniten-
tiary went TO Silver Cliff yesterday 10
attend the celebration there today
with the burning of the bonds issued
thirty years ago for the construction
of a waterworks system. The In
debiedness contracted by Silver Cliff
at that time has all been paid off
and the citizens are celebrating the
event today by publicly burning the
bonds that had value at the time
of their issue OF $4,000. Before re-
turning to Canon City Chaplain Blake
will take a look at some promising
mining property he owns in the
Querida district.
CONTINUED on page ~
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
Friday.

Mrs. Ella LAughlin is quite III at
her home. corner OF Sixth street and
Pike avenue in consequences of n
severe cold and threatened pneu-
monia-
w. w. Cooper OF Denver. grand lee
iurer OF the grand lodge A. F. a A. NJ.
of Colorado. was In Canon City yes
tcrday and made an unofficial visit to
hoouni Morish Lodge No. Is. A F. q
A NJ last night
George L. Lewis has placed his
resignation as night policeman in the
hands of Marshal Houston and Jerry
Moran has been appointed tempor-
arily TO succeed him. A number of va
eancies In the city administration will
have 10 be filled by the council at the
beginning of the new fiscal year.
DR.. c. +. Raffome OF Ordway. ar
rived here today with his household
effects and his family will come in a
day or two and will occupy their res
idence on Pike avenue that the doctor
lately purchased from NJ. c. Keator
Mr.. Quigley. OF the Kenefick-Q
ley-Hoffman Construction company.
of Kansas City. is expected 10 arrive
here tonight on business connected
with the Canon City, Florence and
Pueblo Water company The company
represented by Mr.. Quigley has the
contract for building the canals. tun-
nels. reservoirs, etc. OF tho Deweese
irrigation project; the installation OF
which will necessitate an expenditure
Of more than twelve millions of dol
lars General offices have been opened
by the k-Quigley-Hoffman
Construction company on the second
floor of the Apex block.
r. w. sperry. formerly resident
of this city. but for the past year or
so living In Florence. accompanied by
his wife and family. will leave this
evening for Windsor. Weld county.
Colorado. where he will engage In the
newspaper business. His father, Rev.
8. H. Sperry. who came here about
ten days ago from Lacon. Kansas.
will join him at Florence and make
the trip with him TO Windsor. 1t Is
probable that father and son will be
associAtsd ID the management Of the
property.
fsssrs, TAouas : Tsusy. oe ndgsr-
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31

Word was received here last night
Of the death of the Oldest brother of
Mrs. George H. Kruger of this city,
at Long Beach. Cal, where he had
been for about three years trying to
regain his health. The body will be
taken back to the family home in
Chicago. where the funeral will take
place.
George H. Sale has sold his fruit
ranch. near Brooksdale. to Eldridge
Kbbie. who has been living on the
property for some time. Mr.. Kibble
came here from Worcester. Mass, and
knew Mr.. Sale in that city. In ad-
dition to the property Just disposed
of Mr.. Sale owns a ten acre ranch on
Sherman avenue. Lincoln Park. where
he makes his home.
A number of men were put to work
yesterday by the contractors for the
new Denver and Rio Grande railroad
station preliminary to concreting the
space in front of the building. Most
of the cement is already on the
ground and the undertaking will be
carried on as rapidly as possible. Al
Baxter has the contract for deliver
ing six hundred cubic yards of sand
and cinder to be used in connection
with the job and entered upon the
task this morning. 1t is expected that
the new station buildings will be oc-
cupied by the first of April, or very
soon thereafter. The old structure
will be moved to the intersection of
Tenth and Water streets and used for
the storage of freight
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
Tuesday,,

fu0edAy.
c. c. Patton and brother, T. d. Pat
ton Of Clarksburg. W. Va. will leave
tomorrow night for a week or ten
days visit to Denver and the formers
ranch in Weld county. While at the
ranch they will inaugurate some i'm
provements which Mr.. Patton has long
had in contemplation.
c. A. Keables received a telephone
message from Denver today announc-
ing the death of his mother-in- law,
Mrs Samuel Hartsell. in that city this
morning from heart disease after a
short Illness. Deceased was a pion-
eer of Park county and will be re-
membered by many people in this
city. She leaves. besides her hus-
band. five daughters to mourn her
demise. The funeral and interment
will take place in Denver tomorrow
Mrs. Keables was at the bedside of
her parent when the end came.
Mrs. DR.. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Katherine, of Dodgeville. Wis, and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Chicago, are
guests of Mrs. C. C. Patton at 1908
Greenwood avenue, having stopped off
here for a few days visit while on
their way home from the Pacific
coast. They made the trip via New
Orleans to Los Angeles. later visit
! ing San Francisco, Portland, Ore, and
other points of interest in the ex-
treme west. They were taken by
Mr.. and Mrs Patton for a trip over
the Skyline drive and into the Royal
Gorge a day or two ago. and enjoy
l ed their experiences greatly. They
unite in saying that a. no place on
their itinerary is the natural scenery
| ms attractive as it Is here.
I C. F. SAGE returned. to his home at
52s Rudd avenue last Saturday aft
ernoon from Buffalo, y. Y, where he
has been attending school during the
winter preparatory % entering the
I government civil service He left
here this morning for Pueblo. where
he will take the prescribed examina-
tions tomorrow.
7 William KeneGck OF he firm OF
T Kenefick Quigley G Hoffman of Kan
& as City, Mo. general contractors for
the construction OF the reservoirs. di-
r version canals. etc. Of the Canon City,
q Florence and Pueblo Water company
and the Colorado Southern IRRIGATION
company. left last night on a busi-
ness trip to Chicago. Mr.. Kenehck
arrived here from the east last Fri
day afternoon and left the following
morning for Denver. from which
place he returned here yesterday. All
Of tht members of the firm. as well
as A. l. Register of Philadelphia and
Mr. Rosecranz of Chicago. chief en-
sineer for the Arnold company will
be here next Tuesday. al which time
the suh-contracts will be awarded.
On Easter Sunday. at the residence
of the pastor OF the Lutheran church.
I Rev. C. E Sparks. occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. Charles Bryant 10 Miss
Minnie APPEL After a short wedding
trip TO Colorado Springs. Fort Morgan
and other points they will begin
housekeeping at 1o1s Harrison ave-
nue.. The best wishes of the many
friends of this estimable young couple
go with them.
Prof W. s Glass of the chair Of
science In the Cripple Creek high
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
Saturday

The public drinking fountain re-
Gently authorized by the city council.
is being erected by Messrs Jensen a
Hawkey at the southwest corner OF
Third and Main streets. The basin is
being constructed OF concrete and
will hold about two hundred gallons
The cost OF It's Installation will be
about SIS.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to c. p. Brayant and Miss II.
c. Atfel.
Miss winifred has returned home
frem Denver where she has been ris-
iting Miss Miriam cleghorn for some
time past.
Sam Brown. jr.. president Of the
Colorado Southern Irrigation. is up
from Pueblo to spend Sunday with
friends In this city. Mr.. Brown lie
much gratified at the rapid progress
being made with the engineering and
office work of the De weese project
County Clerk II. r. Smith and Wall
De weese. OF irrigation fame, with a
party OF friends. motored to Florence
last evening. returning about nine
o'ciock.-Florence Citizen
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Benton are
the parents Of baby boy of regula-
lion weight, born TO them Thursday
night The felicitation of their
friends is in order.
The regular spring term OF the FREE
mont county district court will con-
veue Monday. April 11th. but the jury
will not be called till the 18th prox
Beth the criminal and common law
dockets are about as usual and the
term will probably last about four
weeks.
Frank Manning of Canon City. who
holds the position of pure food in
spector under the statutes OF Colora-
do. with headquarters in Denver. ar
rived In the city yesterday and will
remain a day or two on business con-
nected with his office.-Florence Cit
iEen.
Tom Linkins. formerly engaged in
the grocery trade with his father In
this city. but now In business on his
own account at Grand Junction, is
spending the Easter holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. LnlSins.
on Lincoln Park.
Wilbur Proctor came up from Ia
Junta yesterday afternoon for short
visit with Canon City relatives and
friends MIR. Proctor is a locomotive
engineer on the Santa Fe road with
headquarters in La Junta-
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Stearns and fam
lily and the formers sister. Miss Alice
stearns. of Webster City. Ia. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Stearns.
in Hardlngs addition. They are en-
route TO the Pacific coast and expect
TO devote the greater part OF the
coming year In looking for a loca-
ton in which to make their home.
They will remain for several days be-
fore leaving for San Francisco.
T. D. Patton Of Clarksburg. W, ",
10 expected to arrive this evening for
visit with his brother. @. G. Patton
and family. Mr.. Pattsn will b re-
msmbsrsd - having spent some dine
here . year or two go.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31

In Denver. She was accompanies nv
her father. Mr.. o. NJ Mills. Who Vii,
visit in Denver.
Tne principal part OF his luck prob
ably comes from the fact that in the
beginning he bought a Maxwell.
The Easter dance of the memhsrs
OF the new Assembly club will be held
at Annex hall tonight. The affair
promises to be a very pleasant one
and 1t is expected that there viii, he
number of out-of-town euests Tho
music on these occasions is alwavs
the best obtainabIe.
Palmer Agard returned to Denver
this morning after several days, Wis
IL with Canon City relatives and
friends.
e. G. Nesbit, president of the FIRE.
mont County Sunday School associa-
tion went to Florence this morning tn
attend the county Sunday school con-
vention. which meets there I'm animal
session this afternoon.
County Clerk and Recorder II r
Smith went to Florence this morning
to attend the annual convention of the
Fremont County Sunday School asso-
citation. which meets there +b,s .f,ar
noon.
motifs Brown and daughter. Miss
Brown. OF Buena Vista. came down
Sunday for a visit at the home n,
Dean De Weese. Mr.. Brown returned
Monday afternoon but Miss Brown
will remain few days.
Warden lyman of the penitentiary
returned home last night from a duck
shooting "trip to the lakes down the
river He was accompanied by a party
or friends from Pueblo and d nver.
The regular spring vacation in the
Canon City grade schools began this
mrrr.1g and viii continue tin he end
OF the week The vacation OF the high
school students was deferred till the
third week ip April. at which time the
cadet corps VII Go INTO camp at Hill
side for company drill and rifle prac-
tice Thnt The pupils in the GRADES
VIII enjoy their release from study
during the current week goes without
saving
4 Sheriff Fields Mcmillan Of Pueblo
county arrived in Canon City at noon
teday for the purpose of taking charge
NJ J. J. Briggs, who was arrested by
The police here Saturday night for
burglary in Pueblo. Briggs is be-
leved 10 be an old offender.
Mrs. Helen Phillips Warren re-
Gently from Tacoma. also a member
and for the past three years chap
lain Of Tula Chapter o. f. of s. OF
WILDLY Island. Wash. Is with her
niece. Mrs. F. ]. Stiers. is quite i'll and
although in no need Of financial help
stiIl the little courtesies so generally
bestowed by the sisters. are yer,
sweet TO stranger. Mrs. Warren
vas guest at your chapter four
wears ago while on a visit here.
DR.. A. NJ. Austin and wife Of Hen
derson county, Illinois. arrived here
last Saturday afternoon from Color
ado Springs and expects to remain
some time in the hope that the climate
will benefit the latter's health. The
trip from Colorado Springs here was
made by automobile and DR.. Austin
says the experience was an extremely
disagreeable one on account of the
wind and dust. which al times was al
most sitting.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
thursday.

DR.. G. H. Kittell has sold his resi-
dence property on Lincoln Park to
q. N. Sypher OF Ordway. Colorado
and will remove over to Canon City
10 make his home. In the deal DR..
kittell took In part payment Il
piece of land near Ordway.
Paul W. Evans. connected with the
plumbing department OF the Leader
Hardware company. left this morning
for points in Nebraska for period
OF rest and recreation. He expects to
Be gone for some time.
j. r. Morgan went to Penrose yes
terday morning on a business matter
that will require his attention for a
day or two.
The petition of Fred L. Pond. for
merly of this city, to be discharged
from bankruptcy was heard by
Judge John F. Philips of the United
Staaes District Court for the western
district of Missouri at Kansas City
on the 2sth of last month and he was
discharged fTom al Ses:s against
his estate. except such debts as are
expected by law from such discharge.
Mr.. Ponds application to be adjudged
a bankrupt was filed with the clerk
OF the United States District court
in Kansas City on the 18th day of
last November.
Mr.. Ezra Mendenhall OF oska-
loosa. Iowa, Is visiting his cousin.
Mr.. Henry W. Hadiey. Mr.. Men
denhsll has been looking over Colo
RADIO with a view Of investing in ir-
rigated lands in this country of sun
shine.
Mrs. Lottie Morgan. president. and
Mrs. Nellie p Weston. secretary. Of
the board Of county visitors. have
made an official inspection OF the
county hospital and infirmary and
report that ~ patients are being
cared for there at present The
hospital fees OF seven OF the inti-
mates are being paid by relatives: I:
the others are receiving treatment al
the public expense. During tne
twelve months Just closed SO male
and ~ female patients were cared
for. making a total OF SO for the
year. There are at present 10 in
sane patients. male and female.
OF the inmates. 3s are foreign born.
most Of whom. however have be
come naturalized citizens Of the
United States. There are three
wards. 10 private rooms and 81
beds for patients; The third floor
OF the building has been finished
and can be made into sleeping
apartment The condition OF the In
stitution is clean and sanitary and is
amply protected from fire by hose
and chemical e1tinguishers.
Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
News Notes

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 523
aiA street. Record offica
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WISCASSET.

Miss Rena Albee is at home from
| Augusta.
Captain Nat. Brown is at home fol
| d few days.
Mrs Will Lewis and son, Damon
: spent SGrday with friends in West
port.
church, Thursday. was Il great success,
| sos. being taken.
Mrs. Mary Poole, one of Wiscassett's
aged ladies, died at her home on Lang
don street Sunday, after very long
illness. through which she was tender
~ cared for by her daughters, Mrs. j.
W.'FoWle and Miss Effie Poole.
Mrs. Emma Trott of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her sisters, the
Misses Frances and Sarah Brookings,
at their home on Parker street
Mrs. Clapp and daughter. Priscilla,
of Reading. Mass, are visiting at
Milton Daniels.
f. Il. Albee and family of Manchest-
er and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnes
Of Augusta, took an auto drive to Wis
,caSsett and Damariscotta, Sunday to
call on friends, returning to Augusta
in the evening"
Mrs. John Albee died August g. Age
81 Years ten months.
A daughter was born August 6 to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. SeWell.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Brown of
Woolwich were calling on friends in
taWn Friday
Miss Nettie Colby of Westport spent
Friday N town.
Sunday in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln of Call
ifornia are visiting Mr.. Lincoln's
mother, after an absence of thirty-six
years.
Harold s Searhs Of Poxbury Mass.
was calling on friends last week.
Georg2 Brown of Bath spent Sun
day with his mother. Mrs. Sophia
Brown.
Mrs. Robins of China is visiting her
sister Mrs. s. Ward.
Mrs. 7. N. Hanes of Boothbay Har-
Dor was in town last week.
Bradford Clark and granddaughter,
Mary. visited relatives in Roothbay
HARDER last week.
Bishop Goldman Of Portland was in
town Thursday.
Miss Mary Weeks spent Tuesday in
, Bath.
MIS-. w. $. Damon was a business
caller in Roothbav HarbOr Tuesday.
=. Q. T.advint register of deeds, was
N lf"othbay Tuesday.
Mrs Abi'ie Mute passed away Mon
| day.