Cañon City record., 1910-08-18


Miss Mildred Danials of Florence
is visiting Miss Ivanine McDanials in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell and
daughter. Myldred of Belden. Nebra-
ska stopped off in Canon City for
few days visit with Mrs. Catherine
Moore and daughter Mabel Of this city
They left on No. 10 this morning for
Denver en- route for the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. C. A. Wilson of Camden Point,
Mo-, mother of NJ. C. Wilson of the
firm of j. NJ. Anderson and company
who has been visiting at J. VI. Ander-
sons on Rudd avenue for some time,
left for home last Saturday for the
purpose of packing up her household
goods with the view of coming here to
reside, Mrs. Wilson came to Canon
City to spend few weeks with her
son and other relatives, and, liking
the community and the climate has
decided to establish her home here
Rev A NJ weitzell, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Wellington, Kan,
passed through Canon City last Sat
urday afternoon on his way to West
cliffe, where he conducted religious
services yesterday. He stopped off
here today to visit Rv. C. E Sparks
Gorge.
The club women of Canon City
have the matter of taking care of the
delegates to the forcoming meeting of
the Colorado State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, to be held here in Sep
tember, well in hand. Watch for an
nouncements in the local newspapers
for special features Of the program of
entertainment. Mrs. l.. w. Felter is
not only the chairman of the local
press committee. but the state organ
ization has appointed her to look af-
ter the press work for the fedora
ted clubs at this end of the line during
the convention, and. preliminary to it
See H. X. Jackson at once about
that eight acre orchard. Park View
Fruit farm on Reynolds avenue.
Burden Sheriff. and mother of this
city left on No. 10 this morning for
Boulder where they will inspect that
school for a few days and on their re-
turn they VIII stop off at Colorado
Springs where they will visit Colora-
do College to decide which one of the
two schools Burden will enter this
fall
A union temperance service was
held at the First Methodist church !
last night and a number of excel |
lent talks were made in opposition
to the liquor business. The meeting
was presided over by Rev. w. D. Phif-
er and among the speakers were Rev
O. s. Reed Rev C f. Sparks. Rev. II.
NJ. Jameson and Rev. Charles Arm
entrout OF Monticello. Indiana. The
spacious auditorium of the church
was filled to its capacity by an in
terested assemblage OF men and wo-
men.
The members of the Royal Neigh |
bors, NJ. W. A of the East Canon
Embroidery club, accompanied by
large number of their masculine
ITlRn0S. kdNt MIS-. w. NJ NAbbChCA a
complimentary surprise party at her
residence. 1908 River street, last Sat-
urday night in celebration of her fifty
ninth birthday anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. visscher were up town when the
gathering assembled and found the
house in possession CT their friends
on going home There was an in
formal program OF music, games, etc.
affording everybody in attendance a
good time A number OF nice presents
were given Mrs. visscher comnemor-
rative Of the occasion. Refreshments
were served.
Ed. Frederickson and Everett Jones
returned home Saturday afternoon
from ten days or two weeks outing
at the Johnson ranch. four miles
south OF Cotopaxi They had fine
time, but did not succeed in catching
many fish. which seem 10 he prette
scarce in that locality. Mrs. Freder-
icksou. the youngest son and three
daughters left for the Johnson ranch
Friday afternoon for weeks stay.
Mrs. T. II. Dunbar of Peonia who
has been in the city visiting relatives
at the home OF Mrs. McDaniels on
Greenwood avenue returned home to-
day.
Miss Rosa Kier of the Baker and
Biggs Mercantile company is enjoy
ing a two or three weeks vacation,
part of which will be spent in Ohio,
and other eastern states.
A special train carrying the mem-