Cañon City record., 1911-03-23

of Park Center, started for Avalon.
Mo-, this morning, VIII re they will
spend about two months visiting Mrs.
Rice's relatives.
Friday.
The annual Oratorical contest will
be given at the High School Friday
March IT. at 7:3o p. m. Public is cor
daily invited to attend and especially
is this invitation extended to all pat
rons of the High School.
Mrs. Ella I.aughlin of $50 Pike ave-
nue and daughter, Mrs. Umbrecht, of
Seattle, Washington. who have been
visiting in Colorado Springs for sew
eral days, are expected to return to
Canon City on Saturday.
Mayor G. r. Tanner went to Pueblo
this afternoon to spend the weekend
with his son, Chas F. Tanner. and
family. and. incidentally. TO attend
to some business matters requiring
his attention.
W. /. Morris returned home on Den
yer & Rio Grande train No. 2 this af-
ternoon from a brief business visit TO
saIlia. He says It was showing hard
when he left Salida and that heavy
Storm was prevailing along the crest
OF the Continental divide.
L. W. Felter. who went to West
eliffe on Wednesday TO look after some
business matters In which he is inter
ested. is expected to return to Canon
City this afternoon. He will remain
here for week or so before going back
to Denver.
Mr. A. A. Baker OF Selma, Ala. ar
rived in Canon Thursday and contem-
plates spending two or three months
sojourning in this vicinity.
The annual spring examination of
candidates for teachers certificates
are being held in the district court
room this week under the supervision
of Miss Mabel Curran, county superin-
teudent of schools. The examina-
tions began Thursday morning and will
be concluded this afternoon. About
the usual number OF candidates are
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs C. n. McI-ain and son
George went to Denver this morning
where Mr McLain will transact busi-
ness connected with the State High
way Commission. They will return
TO Canon Sunday evening
Mr.. Crawford. chief clerk at the
penitenuary. left this afternoon for
Pueblo, where he will halt for day
Dr. two while en- route to Kansas City
ard other Missouri points Mr.. craW-
ford will be gone ten days or two
weeks and during mis- absence his du-
ties at the prison Will be under the
supervision OF John r Keefe. steward
of rhe institution.
Mr. r. H weitzcl. general manager
Of the c. r a l.. with headquarters
in Pueblo. with his son and Gerald
Allen drove to the city yesterday In
the weitzel auto. They spent the day
attending 20 business matters.
A million hsh are TO be put into the
streams OF Colorado this week for
propagation. over 100000 brook trout
were sent yesterday to Howard. Fre-
mont county-Rocky Mountain News
Mr. Fred Frahm. formerly OF FIRE.
mont. Neb.. but now OF Pueblo. spent
part OF the day with his old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Mitchell
W. W. Iden, wife and son OF Buena
Vista. are visiting friends In Canon
city.-chafee County Republican.
Mrs. Joe villmunter departed this
morning for her home in FL Mora. Col
orado. after a weeks visit with the
family OF Joe Dellibar.
Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Hicks and little dRugh-
I ter, OF Leadyille. have been visiting at
the home OF p. ID. Hicks. at 1908 Al
/ lison avenue.
MIR. John Langdon is visiting in
Colorado Springs today and will spend
two or three days on business In that
city.
Mr.. j. W. Bernhold OF Cripple Creek
arrived in the city yesterday on his
regular monthly business visit
Mr. and Mrs H. p. Stommel and two
children went to "Puetown" this
morning TO spend Sunday with rela-
tives and friends.
AIr. and Mrs. Earnest Shumway are
in Pueblo today enjoying brief stay
with friends. They will remain over
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sackett OF Fon-
Du Lac. Wis. are spending few days