Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
Friday.

ebIo on business this morning; the
trip was made by automobile.
Mrs. Grant Cox and daughter. Gem
evieve. OF South Canon went to Lead
Vile on Wednesday. where they VIII
spend ten days or two weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Singleton of Buck
ley. Illinois. are the guests Of Mrs.
Louise Berline at her home In 18th
street this week.
A. G. Cook and Frank Wilson stop
ped off here between trains yesterday
for a short visit with Clarke Cooper;
they are on their way home from
Palmer Lake, where the Colorado Ma
tional Guard have been encamped.
Both are members of the guard.
W. G. Thomas. tourist agent for
Canon City at Colorado prings. arriv-
ed In town this morning with a big
bunch OF Eastern visitors. who were
desirous OF making the trip over the
Skyline Drive. OF looking down into
the Royal Gorge and of viewing other
bits of Interesting mountain scenery
in this locality. There were rs or 30
ladies and gentlemen In the party and
they are having a strenuous day OF
sightseeing. They picnicked this
morning at the Top OF the Royal
Gorge.
The Santa Fe railroad company has
force OF about 80 Mexicans at work
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here and Canon City. The gang Is at
present at Brewster and work is be-
ing prosecuted toward Canon City
Florence Citizen
Deputy County Clerk and Recorder
Horace J. Craig. A. II. Craig, J. l..
Hyde and Frank Emmerson returned
home on an early train this morning
from n couple of weeks fishing and
camping trip TO Sapinero. They re-
port a fine outing and an abundance
OF trout. some OF which they brought
home with them.
Miss Ruth Merriam returned home
last Wednesday afternoon from a
pleasant visit OF several weeks dura-
tlon at the ranch OF her uncle. n. s.
Candy. 14 miles up Taylor river from
its junction with East river at Al
mont She reports n most agreeable
outing and says that trout fishing is
excellent in the vicinity OF her uncle's
home.
Mrs Minnie C. Merriam. county su-
perintendent OF schools. and children
accompanied by the Littell family. are
planning to leave In the course Of
few days on a camping trip TO the Her
nit Lakes. near westcliffe; they ex-
pect to be gone couple OF weeks.
H. d. Holcomb. Rev. o. S. Reed and
this Misses Edna and Edith Swope
attended the evangeiistic service at
Florence last night They report a
large attentive audience and most
Interesting discourse.
FE .sparr of Glendale. Arizona.
and Miss Ethel Bellman OF Sedan.
Kansas. were quietly married by Judge
Cooper in Canon City yesterday in the
presence of E. o. Van Eaton and his
niece. Mrs. ]. II. Harp. The groom
arrived In the city Tuesday and Miss
Beliman has been here for ten days
visiting the Harps and Van Eatons. old
Kansas friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Spar
| will leave In few days for Arizona
where they will make their future
home.--Florence Citizen.
George A Baker left this morning
for the Baker 4 Biggs ranch In the
Wet Mountain valley. where he will
spend several days. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. C. A. Biggs and son.
James, the trip being made in the
Blggs automobile. Mrs. Biggs came
down from the ranch a few days ago
expecting 10 go on to her home in
Denver but on her arrival here decid-
ed to defer her return to the capital
city until cooler weather.
A post card was received by NJ. ].
Evans this morning from d. w. Ross
at Hannibal. Missouri. who with DR..
and Mrs c. II. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Ross is making an automobile trip TO
Cleveland, Ohio. The card was dated
/, the 18th instant and announced the ar
rival of the party at Hannibal at noon
on Tuesday OF this week. Mr.. Ross re-
ported fine weather. excellent roads
and splendid progress.
Rev. Edward Cattermole and daugh-
ter. Miss Blanche. OF Illinois. and
Charles Cattermole. a newspaper man
from Hornick. Iowa, are spending the
week in Canon City visiting relatives
and friends. The Messrs. Catermole