Cañon City record., 1910-08-04

city returned home last night from
Oblong, Illinois, where she has been
visiting for the past month or six
weeks.
County Comm'r. W. r. Alfred and A.
II. McLain are expected to return to
Canon City tomorrow or next day from
Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where
they have been for six weeks or two
months on business connected with
the sale of some hotel property be-
longing to the former.
A D. Morrison will leave tomorrow
evening for Belgrade. Montana, where
he will join the Rev. S. F. Entorf and
family for three weeks tour of the
Yellowstone National Park. Belgrade
is located near the southern entrance
to the park and the trip will be made
by wagon, affording the excursionists
an opportunity of making leisurely
examination of that wonderland of the
north. Mr.. Morrison will be gone for
about month and will devote a part
OF his time to fishing in the Yellow
stone river and tributaries.
Mr.. ]. D. Sidebottom, VIII Cleghorn,
A. H. Turner and the Misses Grace
Johnson. Crete Chapson and Fannie
Stump returned home last night on
No. 4, from South Fork on the South
Fork river, where they have been en-
joying two weeks camping and fish
ing trip at the Cleghorn ranch. They
report good fishing and lots OF 1t, the
best there has been in that locality for
number OF years.
A. l. Jefferies Of this city left this
morning for Walsenburg. where he
Miss Frances Emerson. after spend
ing three weeks with Miss Anna Cor
don at Pueblo, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lagrange left
on No. 10 this morning for Florence
where they will visit their daughter.
Mrs. McNatt-
Harry Hyssong left on No. 10 this
morning for Concrete, where he has
accepted a position with the Cement
company.
Frank B. Harl OF Oklahoma stop
ped off here for few days visit with
Mrs. B. E. Harl. He left on No. 10
today for Pueblo, where he will stop
for a few days on business.
DR.. Graves came up from Canon City
on Wednesday 10 attend Mrs. Frank
warger, who is seriously Ill. - Wet
Mountain News.
Miss Evelyn Bilger of Omaha, Ne
braska. is visiting at the home of her
aunt. Mrs Emma B. Acker. on Lin
coin Park.
Mrs. w. b. Rowland and little
nephew and mother. Mrs. Andrews.
and maid left this afternoon for West
cliffe where they will spend few
days. enjoying the cool climate of the
/ place.
/ Mrs. c. II. Whitmore and daughters.
Miss Euia and Miss Marguerite. left
on No. 10 this morning for Colorado
Springs where they will visit friends
and old acquaintances for a week or
ten days. Mrs. whitmore at one time
was a resident OF the Springs.
DR.. Frank w. Acker OF Denver is
home to attend the wedding of. his
sister this week. He has been in the
city since last Thursday. visiting rel
atives and renewing old acquaintanc-
es
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hadock and little
son OF Boston. Massachusetts, arrived
here few days ago, for an indefi-
mite stay on account of the formers
health They are much pleased with
the appearances of Canon City and its
surroundings.
A. J. Huber. member OF the Huber
Brothers Manufacturing company of
Minneapolis. Minnesota, wholesale
dealers in wagons, carriages. saddlery
and implement supplies. is spending a
few days here looking for a To-
cation in which to establish a home.
Mrs. Sperry OF owatonna, Minneso-
to. is visiting in Canon City. having
been called here by the very serious
illness OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. d.
p. Farmer at SOC Forest avenue Mrs.
Farmer has been sick for the last five
months and at times her condition
has been such as to leave but lit
tie hope OF her recovery.
W. f. Spencer and a party OF friends
made an automobile trip from Colo
RADIO Springs to Canon City this
morning. They report the roads as
being in very bad condition on sc-
count of the recent heavy rains in the
Pixies Peak district and travelling by