Cañon City record., 1911-03-23
News Notes
Rlgsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
5Ec.ary Pubiic-w. 3 Rowland, sag
Main street, Record office.
Thursday.

Mr.. VIII Morris was a business Wis
itor in Florence today.
fa4frs. Harry Robinson and little dau-
to spend the day.
Mrs Egan of Florence is making
a short visit with her mather. Mrs.
John Eals of M aeon avenue.
a raArfI.Cye license was issued from
the county clerks office here on Tues
day to John NJ. Challender. of Nepon-
set, Bureau county. H., to Miss Anna
B. Nelson. OF Decora, Wisconsin
Miss Francis Hemmerle arrived
Tuesday from Denver to remain an
indefinite time with her folks at home.
After an Illness of a couple of
months duration Mrs. N Z. Dunlap
died at her home in Denver last Sun
day. Mrs. Dunlap will be remember
ed by many Canon City people as
having resided on Hazel avenue here
little more than year ago.
Mrs. ]. B. Ballinger. who has been
visiting for the last several days with
Aer sister. Mrs. f. W. Shultis, re-
turned to her home in Denver yester-
day on No. 10. Mrs. shuItis and her
daughters,- Eta and Esther. accom-
panied her. They expect to remain
several weeks In Denver visiting
John d. Phillips. one OF the best
known citizens OF Rockvsle and super
intendent OF the waterworks system
OF that place, Is at the hospital here
undergoing treatment for partial par
alysis. Mr.. Phillips. who is sixty
nine years of ago. vas stricken down
with the disease about two weeks ago.
His condition was regarded as eriti-
cal at first. but has improved some
what since being brought to Canon
City.
&c. II. Patton has gone To Ohio in
the illness of his father. Mr.. Patton.
ST., who is 4 business man In his home
town. and was stricken down recently
9th a serious attack OF the grip
which threatened to develop into pne-
umonia The latest reports. howev-
er. are TO the effect that he is some
what better and that the more dan
gerous phases OF the diseases may be
avoided.
Mrs. Tom Hughes of Pueblo. who
hrs been visiting friends In this city.
for the past week returned this morn
ing to her home in -Sunviiie-
Mrs. W W. Rice. Jr. and children.
left this morning for visit of two
or three months duration with rela-
tives at the old home at Avalon. Mo.
The trip is being made with the hope
that Mira Rice's health will be bene-
atted by change to a lower alti-
Ade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Deweese. OF
Elm avenue. are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a seven-pound b y. born
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Phlug who
have had fruit ranch on Park aven-
ue for some little time are planning
on removing to their old home in
Pennsylvania in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Thomas and
two daughters, Elizabeth and Dorothy,
returned on Tuesday from an extend-
cd visit in Florida. Cuba and other
points in the south Their trip was
one OF unusual delight.
Dale Smith of Lincoln Park has
been very sick the past few days and
is still In critical condition. The
doctors as yet have not been able to
ascertain the exact nature of the mall
ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Waits on We'd
nesday removed their place of resi-
dence from 1o14 whipple avenue to
the property they recently acquired
by purchase at 6e2 River street.
Mr.. r. @. Belts left today for a
business trip through Kansas and
other states. His wife will visit for
alile in Denver while he is absent
from the city.
Mr.. Gilbert Tyndale-Lea departed
this afternoon for Denver on his way
east TO New York. He will stop for
Few days in Chicago. Buffalo, and
Albany before returning to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Goulds departed
this morning for Smith Center, Kan
sas. and other points where they will
visit for some little time.
Mr.. JamT Morgan, OF the Wright
Morgan, mdaf company received car
load ~ excellent cattle from Rocky
Ford Monday and another carload OF
nan fad hors from the San Luis VAL