Cañon City record., 1910-08-18
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Chaplain John G. Blake of the peni-
tentiary returned home this after
noon from visit of weeks duration
in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Enke of Penn
slyvania, who have been visiting
friends in this city during the last
ten days. accompanied by Mrs R. G.
Nesbit, left this morning for the
western slope where they will spend
week in fishing and camping at AL
mont. 1t will be unique experience
for Mr.. and Mrs. Enke and they are
| looking forward to their outing with
much pleasurable anticipation.
w S. Moss of McLeansboro, Illinois
is spending a months vacation in the
city. Mr.. Moss has been up to Mani
tou but concluded that he would like
Canon City better so came down to
spend the rest of the hay fever sea-
SON
Prof. w. S. Glass, teacher of sci
ence in the faculty OF the Cripple
Creek high school, will return to Vic
tor tomorrow to resume his duties as
salesman in prominent clothing
store after a few days visit in this
city The Cripple Creek public
schools. according TO Prof. Glass open
week from next Monday.
Nr. and Mrs A o. Schramm OF
Wichita Falls, Texas, arrived here
yesterday. and. for several months,
at least. will make their home in Can
on City. Mr.. Schramm is an apple
buyer and will be in the market for
that class of fruit as soon as the sea-
son opens. He will have an office
with Frank P. Smith. near the Dem
yer and Rio Grsnde railroad station,
on Water street where he will Be
pleased to make the acquaintance OF
the orchardists of Canon City dis
trict Last year Mr.. Schramm was To-
Gated at Loveland. Colorado, but did
not go back there this season on ac-
count of the failure OF the apple crop.
w F. Burd of Armstrong. Illinois.
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Bachelor and family at us Orchard
avenue. East Canon. Mr.. Burd was
soldier during the Civil war. sery-
ing as a member OF Company l one
hundred and twenty-fifth Illinois
Volunteer Infantry. He is brother
of Mrs. Bachelor. and in honor of his
visit here. there will be reception at
the Bachelor home from to s
O'Clock next Thursday afternoon. to
which all old soldiers are cordially
invited Comrades having carriages
are requested to bring them with
them in order that those less fortu-
nately situated may have an oppor-
tunity to ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Emmerson
and children and niece, Miss Emily
Emmerson. are expected TO return
home this evening from couple of
weeks vacation outing at Buena Vista
Miss Ida Tanner came home last
Sunday from pleasant visit with rel
atives in Pueblo. She was accom-
panied on the return trip by her lit
tie nephew, wadsworth Pressey, who
will spend some time with his grand
parents here.
City Marshal D. ]. Houston aad son.
Dallas left last night for Jacks cab
in, on East river, between Almont
and Crested Butte. where they will
Join a party of friends for a weeks
camping and fishing outing They
will make the famous circle" trip
before coming home( visiting ouray.
Silyerton. Telluride and Pueblo en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Watt and son.
Allen. of Winchester, Illinois. were
here yesterday visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Bert McCandless. with whom they are
connected by family ties. Mrs. Watt.
who is an aunt of Mrs. McCandless,
is a sister OF Mrs T. H. Devine OF Pu-
eblo, Mr.. Watt is prominent mer-
! chant in his home town.
a letter was received from Rev. ].
T. Thomas at Denver this morning
stating that Rev. George F. Sewer
was convalescing from his recent at
tack OF typhoid fever and was getting
along quite as well as could be ex-
pected in consideration of his weak
ened condition and would probably be
able TO be out on the streets again
In the course of the next two or three
weeks Miss Margaret SEWER was
stricken down a few days ago with
dlphtheria and is reported to be ser
iousiy III.
Mayor c. r. Tanner went to Pu-