Cañon City record., 1911-09-21

| Craig was the recipient Oh ScHoiai
ship in Denver University which was
duplicated by the school which she
has chosen for her Alma Mater.
Mr.. and Mrs C. N. Troop, of Las
Animas, are spending the week end
here as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Shank and family. Mr.. Troop,
who is nephew of Mr.. Shank, is a
member of the Las Animas city coun-
| ell. Both entertained and entertainers
picnicked at the top of the Royal
Gorge on Thursday and greatly enjoy
ed the experience.
Buena Vista has profited this sum
mer from the automobile tourists who
came to the city via the Circle High
way from Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo. In fact, every rooming
house and hotel in the city was crowd
ed to capacity. Buena Vista citizens
are very enthusiastic road boosters
and are feeling much elated over the
announcement that the .Parkdale cut
in the Rainbow Route is to be made
in the near future. While the county
seat has had large number of trav-
elers this summer, they expect when
the Rainbow Route is finished that II
will be nearly double. This is where
Salida will get in on the ground floor,
too, as the wonderful scenery between
Canon City and this city is the finest
in the state.lSalida Mail.
Saturday.
Mrs. Francis ]. Dickson and son.
Edwin, left this morning for Denver
where they expect to make their home.
Charley wyekoff started for Liber-
ty, Missouri, this morning where he
will resume his studies at William
Jewell college.
Mrs. Mary E. McClintock and
daughter. Miss Katherine. left on
Thursday for their home at Carmi,
Illinois, after a six weeks OF two
months visit here as the guests of
the formers son. Frank McClintock,
and family at 725 Harrison avenue.
Mrs. W. o. Higgins. of Victor. is
spending the week here visiting rela-
tives and frineds.
L. D. Ludwig. who has been visit
ing in the city for the past few days,
returned to Denver this morning.
Miss B. Elizabeth Fowler returned
on No. yesterday from Buena Vista.
where she has been visiting most
pleasantly with Misses May and Hazel
O'Niell at Buena Vista. She leaves
tomorrow for Canon City. where she
will continue her studies at Mount st.
Scholastica's academy..-Salida Mail.
Rev. Frederick Carman, rector OF
Christ church, is out of the hospital
at Denver He is still very weak but
getting along well. He and his family
are occupying the bishops house
while the bishop and his family are in
the east. Rev. Mr.. Carrnan is not ex-
pected to return to Canon City be-
fore the first of October.
IfaCol. j. M Rudolph. two children,
sister and brother will, In about a
weeks time, reach Canon City and
will join Mrs. Rudolph, who is here
for her health. Col. Rudolph came
from Dalton, Georgia, and upon reach
ing Canon City will have travelled
sixteen hundred miles by auto. They
report a delightful time so far and
it is probable Col. Rudolph will re-
late to the Auto Club" the many
varied incidents on the trip. Col. Ru-
dolph and family will probably locate
here.
Mont Preston left Friday for a
weeks visit with friends in Denver
and Boulder. While at the latter place
he will renew his acquaintance with
the faculty and students of the state
university where he was a student
for four years.
Sydney ]. Ballinger arrived in the