Cañon City record., 1911-10-19

countrymen at Coal Greek in making
the observance there a big success.
DR.. Austin Ellis. at one time presi-
dent OF the Colorado State Agricultur-
al college at Fort Collins. but now
president of the University of Ohio
at Athens, Ohio, was a visitor in Can
ON City ON Wednesday. Under the sup
ervision of DIR. Ellis the Fort Collins
institution was given an impetus in
growth and influence that has con-
tinued ever since.
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dollar and
son, Warren. will leave on Saturday
for Salt Lake City and the Pacific
coast where they expect to spend the
winter. Their destination is San Di-
ego, California, where Mr.. Dollar will
work at the machinists trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell. OF
Denver, are spending a few days In
Canon City renewing old friendships
and associations.
City Clerk Jonathan Seaman and
family went to Denver this morning
where they will remain over Sunday
before returning home. While in Den
yer Mr.. Seaman expects to meet
sister whom he has not seen for more
than twenty-five years.
Capt B. F. Rockafellow this morn
ing finished the delivery Of car load
of Winesap apples from his orchard
at Fruitmere to the cold storage COM
pany, which, he asserts. were the
finest he has ever grown. In addition
he has a lot of the same variety in
his Cellar and Capt. Rockafellow says
he has no reason to complain about
the bearing qualities Of the winesap
trees on his place this year. although
they were loaded down with fruit
twelve months ago.
A very conveniently arranged fruit
and vegetable warehouse and office
thirty by fifty feet on its ground d.
mensions, is just being completed
for w. ]. Lindenberger at the north
east corner OF Tenth and Water
streets. The building rests on a mould
ed concrete foundation and has an
eight foot basement under the entire
structure, which will be used for
storage purposes. Located within
few feet OF the railroad tracks and
Immediately across the street from the
Denver & Rio Grande freight house
the new building is highly adaptable
to the purposes for which It is to be
used. F. F. Gleason was the contrac-
tor. Mr.. Lindenberger expects to take
possession next week.
LIT. .. 1>dHt mas DttA Quitt BIN
for several days with tonsilitis but
expects to be in his Office again on
Saturday.
Mrs. Dedrich Cooper very delight
fully entertained twenty ladies Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. McKinstry. Mrs. McKinstry
leaves today for Colorado Springs.
where he rhusband is going into bus
! mess.
C. II. Mattoon, of Park Center. is
raising chickens for the January city
market. He is operating two incubat-
ors at present and has fine bunch OF
chickens, which should be fries" by
Christmas. According to Mr.. Mattoon
he has difficulty in securing suitable
eggs for Matching, but the price OF
young fowls in the early spring
should Offset this obstacle.
Fourteen ladies from Florence,
composing the membership Of a sew
ing club there, drove up to Canon City
on a pleasure trip Thursday after
noon. They were served with tea and
other light refreshments at the Cey-
lon Tea store by C. Fl. Duncan.
Mrs. e. w. jerks. of Lincoln street.
Orchard Park expects to go to Den
rar SATURDAY. or Sunday to attend