Cañon City record., 1910-08-25
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q r. H. Tremayne of Plat county.
Kansas, left for home yesterday morn
sing after a pleasant visit Of a weeks
duration with his nephew. J. r. Quinn
and W. v. Juinn.
Jacob Stamm and Mrs. David
Stamm, both of Orchard Park, were
married by Rev. W. NJ. worley at the
= latter's home on Orchard avenue.
East Canon. ON Monday In the pres
ence OF a few intimate friends OF
the contracting couple.
Chaperoned By Mrs. Walter G.
Spreyer a fishing and outing party
composed OF Harley Turner. Elmer
pickerson. Miss Ruth Swan and Miss
Mary Franck left this afternoon for
a ranch in the Wet Mountain valley.
They will be gone for a couple OF
weeks.
A marriage license was issued yes
Aterday to Howard o. Bibbler and An
Nette Rogers. both OF Canon City. A
similar licinse was granted on Mon
day to Jacob Stamm and Mrs. David
Stamm, both of Orchard Park.
Miss Catherine Hendrickson OF this
city has gone to Kansas City for
q months vacation and visit.
Adolf Donath OF Fort Collins, chair
man of the Colorado State Odd Fell
lows Old Folks Home fund, is a bus
mess visitor In Canon City today.
Mrs. Martha A. Shute of Denver.
secretary of the Colorado State Hor-
ticulturai society, is guest at the
0trathmore hotel Mrs. Shute is here
fDr the purpose OF developing an in
tsrest among fruit growers in the In
tsr-state fair and Exposition, TO be
held In Denver next month. and, in
ciaentaIly, TO make n personal inves-
t5ration OF the orchards OF the Can
on City district
Mr. and Mrs. All Owens of OK
ford, Kans., and Mr.. Owens mother
are the guests in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VI. E. Snow on Lincoln Park.
Mr. Owens - a cousin OF Mr.. Shows
They have recently been visiting In
Colorado Springs for the past month.
~Mrs. Percy II. Craven arrived here
from Pasadena. California. last night.
having returned TO Colorado to re-
side Mr.. Craven met her at In
Junta and accompanied her TO Canon
\City II is understood that Mr.. and
Craven will make their home in Colo
rado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. S;odders and
family OF Burden. Kansas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Commel and family OF St Johns.
Kansas. and ]. NJ. Henderson of Bur
DEN, Kansas. who arrived here Tues
day afternoon in two big automobiles
while making a tour of Colorado. left
this morning via the new state high
way for Colorado Springs and Den
yer. They were guests at the Strath-
more hotel while here and we're great
IL pleased with the town and It's sur
roundings. They were shown through
the orchard growing districts and the
scenic attractions Of the community
By Chas. r. McLain. courtesy they
very keeniy appreciated. Mr. Stodders
Expressed the intention OF coming
back here and making some invest
rncnts in ranch property.
William /. Lott. Jr.. infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william I. Lott OF 1898
Harrison avenue was laid to rest In
Lakeside cemetery Mt IL o'clock yea
terday morning. its death having TAX
en- place on Tuesday. Deceased was
NeiEht months old and the funeral
as held at the family home. Rev.
william d. Phifer. pastor OF the First
' Methodist church conducting the SER
vice. The friends OF the stricken fam
l ily tender their symapthy and COM
j>uisseration in the hour OF their be-
rsAyement
Mrs. II. W. Carney OF Creston,
Iowa and Mrs. Samuel Norris Of ou-
ray. who have been guests OF Mrs.
G. w. Williamson on Ninth street left
this morning on No. 10 for Denver.
Prof. Walter @. Lockett, connected
with the department ofentomology Mt
the Colorado State Agricultural col
iege at Fort Collins. and Prof. W. r.
Headdcn OF the chair of chemistry
of the same institution. are here to-
Gay for the purpose OF iuvestigat-
ing the ravages OF new leaf worm
Mat is injuring the foliage OF the ap-
Die trees In some OF the orchards OF
4 lincoln Park and Fruitmere. Their
Walt here is made at the instance OF
The Fremont County horticultural so
citey, tho members OF which have
been anxious for some time to ascer-