Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
Friday.

fr1dny.
Herman p. Stommel, exchange man
ager for the Colorado Telephone Co,
In this city, was a business visitor in
Florence Friday.
Engineer Rube Gutchel has hold
of the throttle on Trains Nos. 9 and
10 for a few days while Fred Eusey.
the regular engineer is attending the
aviation meet in Denver.
l.. II. Devol of the city of Brook
side was a caller here Friday.
Mr.. II. II. wardin. OF South Bend.
indiana, who has been visiting sew
,ral places in the west in the last
ew weeks. is in the city today for
brief stay.
Mr.. Joe T. Terry. mining man
rom Silverton. is ia the city today
aging a visit to old time friends. Mr..
Terry is the son OF Judge Terry aud
vas raised to young manhood in this
hcinIty. He has many friends here
who will be glad TO know that he
has found time to come back to the
scenes Of his chlidhocS.
C. C. Baker. vino until recently
has been employed at the Schaeffer
dam. is nursing a very painful left
hand. Mr.. Baker sustained an injury
TO the member some ten days ago and
blood poison developed later. II was
necessary to place three rubber tubes
In the hand 10 drain the poison. While
still greatly swollen. the member Is
yielding TO careful treatment and
shows marked improvement--Citize
Chas. Duncan went TO Salida Tues
day on business. returning wednes-
day evening. He said that the storm
which enshrouded Canon in clouds on
Wednesday has been local for above
PaTkdale there was no evidence what
ever that the weather had been unus-
ual. In Salids. he stated. they had
one OF the most beautiful days he
had seen in some time. Wednesday
night the eclipse OF the moon could
be seen from SalIda and was notice
able until the train reached Spike
Buck. II was moonlight coming
through the Gorge. and Mr.. Duncan
said the passengers on the train were
enraptured with the beauties OF ma
ture which they saw by the aid OF the
mellow light OF the moon.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. White OF Montrose. are pain
ed to learn OF the death OF their little
son. Robert Allen, aged $ months. on
the 10th OF November. from spinal
meningitis. resulting from teething.
The little one was n grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Harrison OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith return
cd this morning from Canon City.
where they spent last night with his
relatives.--Citizen.
Harvey Moore. OF Denver. is spend
ing few days in Canon City visiting
his mother. Mrs. Katy J. Moore. and
bis sister, Miss Mabel Moore. at 1905
Main street.
Mr.. A. @. Fischer. foreman OF the
mechanical department OF the ID. & r.
G. here. went TO Pueblo to see about
the construction OF a tank car for
the use OF the Round Crest Canning
Company. so that they can ship their
vinegar to Denver in bulk and not In
barrels as has been the custom here
tofore. Mr.. Fischer intends to have
four wooden tanks about ten feet in
diameter placed upon fiat car This
will make the shipping much handler
for the Canning company. A young
lad standing near when Mr.. Fischer
was explaining about the car said,
Gee. there'd be sour time II that
hing ever got in wreck when II
'as full"
Mr., L. NJ. Wingert. proprietor OF
The Strathmore Hotel, was around the
iotel today for the first time since
week ago last Tuesday when he Sc
vcrely strained himself In assisting
the porter with some trunks The
trouble did not show itself at once.
but tho next day Mr.. Wingert was
forced TO go 10 bed. and suffered ex-
treme pain for three or four days. He
was able 10 get out OF bed today. but
he is unable to stand for any great
length Of time. owing to his weakened