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Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
Wednesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Locke are
spending the week at Beuna Vista.
Miss Catherine Miller of Pueblo is
visiting Miss Iyaline McDanlels.
Stanley Gilbert Of Washington. d.
C., has been spending a few days with
the family OF his uncle. J. C. Hyssong.
He left on No. 10 Tuesday for Denver.
Mrs. Clarence Hawley OF Montrose.
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
G. Smith on Park avenue, Lincoln
Park. While here she is canning and
preserving frsit to take home with her
as there is no fruit to speak OF at
Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Lamoureaux and
daughter OF st. Louis. Mo, have rent
ed the Livesay home on the corner OF
Fifth and Harrison avenue. They
have moved into the house with the in
tention OF making Canon City their
home.
Mrs. Matt Lines and daughter Rose
left on No. 10 this morning for Flor
ence where they will spend the day,
visiting friends.
Miss Lulu Lines OF this city was the
guest OF Miss Lila Smith in Florence
yesterday.
Mrs. f. II. Carpenter is entertaining
Mrs. Anna Grant from Pamona, Calf.
She will be here a week Mrs. Grant is
from a country of wonderful scenery
and fine drives. but she says the Sky
line beats them all.
Mr.. VIM. T. Smith recently traded
his property on South Reynolds aven-
ue. East Canon to J. S. Matheson for
residence property on Rudd avenue.
Mr.. Matheson has taken up the ranch
property as a home place and Mr..
Smith has taken up homestead on
Eight Mile Park where he intends 10
cultivate.
Mrs. C. Sweitzer and daughter. Alice
have gone ever 10 Pagosa Springs for
a couple OF week visit with Mrs.
sweitzer's son Lee. Leo sweitzer 10
now supervisor OF the Forest Depart
ment OF that section with headouart-
ers at PAgosa springs. He II one OF
the former Canon City boys. who are
making good.
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CANON CITY VS.. FLOR
EhCE NEXT SATURDAY
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The Junior team of the S. s. A. l.. OF
this city VIII play the Florence base
ball team on the high school grounds
in this city next Friday afternoon al
goo O'Clock. This will be the best
kids game Of the season as the play
ers in the Canon City lineup are all
good. leyel-headed ball players.
The lineup for the Canon City team
is as follows. Gene Hawkey. c; Merle
Henry. p; Tom Purnell. ist base; Guy
Miller. second; Bert Thomas. third;
Forest Hodgin. short stop: vern Bot
tenfield. left field; Ernest Atkinson.
center field; Park Ragsdale. right
field.
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Tuesday,

Harry Robinson of this city was a
business visitor in Florence yester-
day.
L. L. Lambuth returned to Concrete
this morning after short visit with
his family on College avenue.
Mrs. George NJ. Polhemus has re-
turned from Guffey, where she has
been spending a month or 80.
Mrs. A. H. Smith, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. George Miller. of this
city spent Sunday afternoon in Flor
ence as the guests Of relatives.
Miss Laura Hadley Of this city. ac-
companied by her cousin. Miss Stone
Of Grinnell, Iowa. spent Saturday and
Sunday In Florence as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cummings.
Dr. Cummings and wife Of Florence
accompanied by the formers sister,
Mrs. Henry anc son OF Canada. spent
Sunday with friends in Canon. They
made the trip In their auto.
Mrs. Edwin Beebe and daughter,
Miss Vera Bonnel are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ives.
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BRAKEMAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
THIS MORNING NEAR FLORENCE
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Stephen F. Wilson, brakeman on
freight train No. 62 on the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad was accidental
ly killed this morning at 1920 o'clock
near the outskirts Of the city of Flor
ence. Wilson was the head brake
man on the freight train and was sit
ting on the top of a freight car as
they neared the overhead bridge OF
the Santa Fe switch back to the coal
camps on this side Of the city. He was
sitting down as they passed the
bangles. but jumped to his feet and
the back Of his head struck against
the overhead bridge. fracturing the
skull and breaking his neck, and was
thrown to the ground between the
double tracks. his death thereby be-
ing instantaneous.
According to the story OF Conduc-
tor Shoemaker OF the train. who saw
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14

the accident. for he was back OF the
boy. going from the rear end OF the
train towards the front. He said at
the time of the accident he was sew
en- or eight cars from the caboose and
walking towards the young brake
man, who was sitting down ON the
top OF one of the box cars and facing
towards him and as they approach
ed the bridge the boy jumped to his
feet in time to be struck on the back
Of the head.
Coroner Graves from this city was
Immediately called and pronounced
the death purely accidental.
wilson's home was in Pueblo.
where he is survived BY a father and
brothers and sisters. The body was
taken to Pueblo this morning for burN
ial
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ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM CHANDLER

Mrs. Hulter left Sunday for Missouri
where she was called to the bedside Of
her son, who is not expected to live.
Mrs. Pirrine has returned from the
hospital; her mother arrived last week
Thursday from Nebraska and will
spend the summer with her.
Mrs. Ally Davis has returned to her
home in Ogden. Utah.
Mrs. Bogardus and daughter, Miss
Pearl were visitors on the park last
Thursday. guests OF Mrs. Lincoln
Cook.
Miss Bessie Williams and Miss Imo-
gene Evans were visitors OF Miss Pearl
Bogardus Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Williams. mine superintendent.
is up and able to be about his duties.
Mr.. Perrine city marshal, has been
on the sick list.
The colored people had a basket
meeting in the school house Sunday.
Their pastor from Trinidad came up
and preached for them.
Mr.. Bert Coster is on the sick list.
Mr.. VIII Yeager. the mail man,
sports new automobile.
Mr.. William Graham, machine man
in the mine, got very badly cut up this
morning with a machine.
Nathaniel Floyd had the misfortune
to slip and fall and put his ankle out
of place last night.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
TRINIDARD GIRLS PLEASED
WITH CANON CITY.
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Mrs. Charles Bancroft. The girls are
the Misses Nelly Carter, Beatrice
Roberts. Maggie Buffo and Pearl Pit
finger. Miss Pittinger is a former
Canon City girl, being a member OF the
graduating class of 1908 of the Canon
City high school. She has been away
from here for about two years and
she says that owing to the improve
ments in the city in the way of new
buildings and sidewalks and new de-
pot that she hardly recognized the
place. They say that their only regret
of Canon City is that they have to
leave it so soon as the schedule for
their trip has been made out ahead of
time.
The will leave tonight on No. Is for
ouray, their next stop. They will go
from Ouray to Grand Junction over
the narrow-guage and after a stoy in
that city will come back over the
broad-guage Of the D. G. r. G. to Glen
wood Springs where they will be the
guests of the Colorado Hotel for eight
days. They will then come back
through Canon City and on to Colora-
do Springs where they will take in the
sights OF that city and Manitou. They
will not stopt at this point on their
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
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Cañon City record., 1910-07-14

Harry and Ben Hopkins of Eugene
Oregon, who have been employed in
the Cement works at Portland and oc-
casional visitors to this city, returned
to their home in Oregon this morning.
They are students in the Oregon I'm
iversity.
]. L. Smith returned home this af-
ternoon from Colorado City where he
has been visiting his son, f. A. Smith,
for the past week or ten days.
Carlton Eldredge Of Franklin, Ohio,
is the guest OF AIr and Mrs. George
Bethel. Mr.. Eldredge is a cousin of
Mrs. Bethel and stopped off here for
short visit while on his way to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Ruth Lewis left today for AL
mont on the Gunnison river where she
Joined Mrs. George ethel, Jr., and
sisters. Luella and Jane Holmes, who
have been over there for some time.
Mr.. w. C. Huntoon stopped off in
this city last night on his way from
Denver TO join his family at Almont,
Colorado. where they have gone for a
vacation on the Gunnison river. Mr..
Huntoon's home is in Grand junction.
Port Lyons and wife are spending
their vacation visiting Mrs. Lyons
grandparents and other relatives in
Oklahoma City. and other points in
the state Of Oklahoma; they Will be
gone about a month.
Rev. W. d. Phifer, pastor OF the
First Methodist church. left today for
Palmer Lake 10 join his wife and son
at their summer cottage, where ne
will spend a few days in rest and re-
creation.
Harry Combs returned home last
Friday from Ration. New Mexico,
where he went on his vacation. accom-
panied by his life and family Mr..
Combs returned home to resume his
work in the Fremont County National
Bank. while Mrs. Combs and children
remained in Ration as the guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. La Quette.
Mrs. S. J. Farmer is visiting In this
city this week. Mrs. Farmer at one
time ran Mrs. Farmers Home" on
River street and made many ac-
quaintances while she was a resident
Of this city. She has been living at
her home in central Missouri for the
past two years and is now an a vaca-
ton so she came to Canon City to
spend her time. not knowing any
better place to spend a vacation.
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LINCOLN PARK NEWS.

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five young ladies to Sunday dinner
last week. 1t goes without saying that
they all had a royal good time.
A son of Mrs. Sweitzer. who lives
in the south portion OF the state. has
prevailed on his mother to go down
for a three weeks camping trip with
the family at Pagosa Springs; she
started Wednesday OF this week and
her many friends wish her a very fine
time.
Uncle KEELING" an old soldier who
is making his home with his niece.
Mrs Tatem on Colorado avenue, had
the misfortune to fall from a cherry
tree one day last week; he was un-
conscious for some time. Though no
bones were broken, he was badly
shaken up. and sustained some severe
bruises about the shoulders.
The family of d. t. Mills and niece
Miss Carl with the family of T. E.
Bailey, took a camping trip recently
to Marble Cave; they were gone two
anu udu lllOSl
Mrs. Bridges, who with her daugh-
ter, has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jones on Sherman avenue.
for some time, left for her home in
Denver early in the week. Miss Bes-
sic Chase accompanied them to visit
friends in that city.
There is a good deal of small fruit
on the south and east portion OF the
Park, and at present everybody and
his neighbor are in the raspberry
bushes.
The Cheney-Smith-We frater-
nifty who went camping on Beaver
Creek the Fourth of July, returned in
good spirits the first of the week. They
had divided forces, however, the Miss
es Smith staying over in Colorado
Springs to see the sights, and return
ing day later.
The bible class of S. B. whitlow of
Sherman avenue gave him a farewell
reception on top of the Skyline Drive
Saturday evening. A banquet of beef
steak. coffee with accessories was SER
we'd to a crowd Of 63 people. Rev. Mr..
Phifer presented him with handsome
Oxford Teachers Bible. as a token OF
esteem in behalf of the class. They
had a most enjoyable time and all felt
that it was good to be there. Mr..
whitlow left Wednesday morning to
take charge Of large farm near Fort
Sumner. New Mexico. James Boswell,
living on Sherman avenue. has bought
out Mr.. whitlow's business interests,
and will hereafter run the delivery
wagon to the camps.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14

Miss Minnie Baker left on No. 10
this morning for Florence. where she
will spend the day.
Mrs. H. II. Frey and daughter. Miss
Star, returned home this morning
from the Pacific coast. They have
been in California for the past eight
months and have seen practically all
OF that state. Mr.. Freye was with his
family until about n month ago. when
he had to return home TO take care
OF his business interests. Mrs Freye
and Star have been on the Catilina
and Miss Ctar have been on the Cailina
Island for a week or so before their
return home. They say that they like
California. but like Colorado better for
a home place.
Jack Haley has returned from his
honeymoon trip TO the Pacific coast.
accompanied by his wife and mother
and has taken the Reynolds house on
the corner OF 9Th and floral. Jack will
resume his duties as telegrapher for
the d. q r C. in the local depot Jack
says that he likes California in some
places but give him Colorado for Q
home and he is satisfied.
Fred Joel returned home day or
two ago from Decatur. Illinois. where
he has been attending the sillikin un-
iversity for the past year.
The many friends OF Miss Grace
Dale Will be pleased to know that al
though she is 10 seriously III at Saint
Joseph's hospital In Denver. that she
does not suffer and is rational and en-
joys the calls OF her Denver friends.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
ATTENDS y. NJ. c. A. CONFERENCE.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mr.. +. B. wheelock. acting secre-
tary of the local Y. VI. c. A. went to
Estes Park last Friday where he will
attend the meeting OF the Western
conference of the Young Mems Chris
tian association which is being held
at that place during the dates OF
July s to 18th. This is the annual
meeting Of that association where
business is transacted and the lead
Ing Y. NJ. C. A. men OF the state make
speeches. The work of Mr.. wheelock's
will be looked after by Prof c. D.
Hall during the formers absence.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, administrator of the estate
of Nels P. Danielson, deceased, will
appear before the County Court of
Fremont County, State of Colorado. at
the Court House in Canon City, in
said county, at 10 o'clock am, Aug
ust 13, 1910, and present his final re-
port as such administrator of said es-
tate; pray its approval and his dis
charge as such administrator of said
estate.
At which time anyone interested
therein may present objections there
to, II any there be.
ABRAHAM ]. DANIELSON,
Pub TIA to S-11 Administrator.
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forbids TO mention here. But the av-
erage correctness is above so per cent
and In some districts. as in Colorado,
for instance. It is above 80 per cent.
Formerly all the forecasting was
done In Washington Now there are
50 stations in different parts OF the
country. at which daily maps are Ia
sued and local forecasts made. Local
forecasters have the double advantage
OF knowing the weather conditions oS-
er the whole country as sen, them BY
telegraph each morning. and also Of
knowing the special pecuilarities Of
their own regions. This advantage en-
ables them 70 make more accurate
predictions and make them of more
Immediate service than can be dou<
by anyone who is not on the ground
10 note small and delicate shades OF
weather changes.
Thus the purpose OF establishing n
special observation station at Canon
City would be to enable the District
Forecaster at Denver TO gain more ac-
curate knowledge OF local conditions
here during those periods whom the
fruit crops is endangered. Changes
predicted "a TO 30 hours will greatly
aid the fruit men in smudEinx or in
saving remnants OF their crops from
freezing on the trees.
There Is still another reason for
having special meteorological obserya-
lions at Canon City. The nrst decided
steps have been taken TO establish
canon's claims OF health resort aud
a tourist point About the first thing
eastern people ask concerning n COL
orndo City Is its climatic conditions.
What facts and figures have we TO
show We can soon convince rtranK-
ers OF the beauty Of our city and the
excellence OF our natural scenery. but
That feature In which we excel all 9TH
er Colorado townsville weather con-
ditions-we have not yet secured suA.
ncient data to make the facts conyiue-
ing only to those who have experience
ed them. Denver. Colorado Sprfnxn.
Boulder and Pueblo have governments
al observations OF their climatic con-
diuops 10 convince those who coma n
these cities. We believe we have eveu
better weather conditions than any of
these cites, but We need facts to prove
II. We need to be able to have such
data as will give definite Information
along the lines of the exact animal
rain and snow fall; the exact number
OF days OF sunshine each year: thu
humidity Of the atmosphere; the force
and duration OF the winds; and the
variations of the temperature. All this
data can only be gotten by q special
observer, as IL would be impossible to
expect OF require any part of Il to be
done by the usual voluntary observ-
ers.
Nor can all this be done at once. II
is the hope and the aim however that
by next year all these things will be
available. For the present only the
general weather conditions will be
given ou.. Flags will soon be display
ed at conspicuous point on Main
street Special attention will be given
to local forecasting during the period
of danger TO the fruit crops. Daily
report cards forecasting local weathNx
conditions are published here each>
day. except Sunday at 1000 am. and
VIII be mailed upon application TO any
address that can be reached by the
mail Of the same day. Telephone com.
munication may be had by calling up
the Weather Office. si2 College, West
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the MdIIeT Oh lnt EotdeC "a i<uNAA@
da Hayes, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That on
the 10th day of August, A. D., 1910. at
10 am, being one of the regular days
of the June term of the County Court
of Fremont County, in the State OF
Colorado, 1, Hunter Palmer, executor
of said estate, will appear before the
Judge of said Court, present my final
settlement as such executor; pray the
approval of the same, and will tnen
ecutor. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and
present objections to the same II any
there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. July
7th, 1910.
Executor of the estate OF Lucinda
Hayes, deceased.
First Pub. July IA. 1910.
Last Pub. Aug. 4, 1910.
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The women's Relief Corps win hold
its regular meeting in the A. o. U. w.
hall Wednesday afternoon, July 13. at
230. Members please note change in
place of meeting.
Miss Ethel Huxley left this after
noon for Peonia. where she will visit
friends for three weeks. On her re-
turn Miss Huxley is planning a ten
days outing on the Gunnison.
Theodore Fischer of Colorado
Springs arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon for short stay with his
father, Mr. G. A. Fischer of this city.
Mrs. J. r. Morgan Of this city left
on No. 10 this morning for Florence
where she will visit friends.
DIR. r. H. Coleman and family re-
turned yesterday from a camping trip
in the Sangre de Cristo range south
west OF this city.
DR.. Kittell and family have return
ed from a weeks camping and fish
ing trip on Hermit Lake. There is
considerable snow still surrounding
the lake and the weather is very cool.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper OF Den
yer, who returned from camping
trip to the Wet Mountain valley last
Friday. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Dav-
is and Mrs. Gentry Of this city. will
leave tomorrow for their home In
Denver: they are now looking after
some of their property in this city.
Mrs. W. C. Thomas and sister. Miss
Helen Linkins, went to Colorado
Springs this morning for short visit
with Mr.. w. C. Thomas. who Is public
ity agent for Canon City in that city.
Lowell Gentry. clerk in A. H. Dav-
is shoe store, will leave tonight for
Salt Lake City on his vacation; he
will be gone for about two or three
weeks.
Mrs. f. j. Tuttle OF Denver. a sis
ter OF General Maupin, who has been
here during the illness OF Mrs. Mau-
pin, returned to her home in the cap
itol city today
Mrs. Frank Archer and daughter
Margaret OF Princeton. Ind. arrived
in Canon City Saturday evening for
the summer. They are temporarily
located at the home of their former
acqualntances. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Lawrence. 504 Pike avenue.
Miss Dorothy Watson OF Pueblo. who
has been visiting the L,oback home In
Florence for the past week. arrived
in this city on No. last night for a
short visit with Miss Margaret Nc
Kenzie at the Mckenzie home in RIy-
er street.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Hadley OF Castle
Gate. Utah. are visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Hadley at
their home on College avenue
Mrs. II. w Chaffin and Mrs. Efne
Chaffin arrived in this city from Cald-
well. Kansas, and will be the guests
during the summer OF Mrs. Arthur
Johnston at Hotel Denton.
w. F. Littell OF Colorado Springs is
down for a day or two looking after
his coal mining business.
j. p. Dice OF warshaw. Mo. is at
the Denton for few days. He is
county commissioner OF Bent county.
Missouri.
Mrs. Dittmere OF this city left on
No. 10 this morning for Pueblo where
she Will visit friends.
DR.. Moore went up to Denver Mon
day TO see the ball game.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the spec
ial meeting OF the stockholders OF the
wright-Morgan Meat and Livestock
Company 10 called to be held at the
principal office Of said company. No.
32s Main street in the city OF Canon
City. county OF Fremont. and state Of
Colorado. on the 22d day OF July. A.
D.. 1910. at the hour Of 1000 o'clock
In the forenoon OF said day.
JOHN Q. HYBSoNu.
J. l.. MORGAN. President.
Manager. II
Cañon City record., 1910-07-14
NOTICEi

The office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder Of Fremont County will be
open each Saturday afternoon from
100 to 500 O'Clock.
II. Z. SMITH.
County Clerk and Recorder.
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