Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
Thursday.

morning for Florida, their old home,
where they will live in the future,
Mr. Davis having sold out his busi-
ness here sometime ago. The many
friends of this worthy couple regret
to see them depart
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. archer departed
for Canon City yesterday, where they
will visit the latter's sister. Mrs.
Coffee.-salida Mail.
A picnic is being given today at
Wellsville by the Presbyterian ladies
in compliment to Rev and Mrs. Geo.
Sewer, of Canon City.-Salida Mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Halstead and
family, late residents On Lincoln park,
have gone to Long Beach, California,
to spend the winter, and, if the clim-
ate is found agreeable, they may de-
eide to locate there permanently. The
trip is being made largely on account
of Mrs. Halstead's health.
Mr.. Ed Wellman, of Sterling, Kans-
as, is visiting here as the guest Of
his brother-in-law, Geo. Anderson, on
Lincoln Park. Messrs. Wellman and
Anderson went to Salida Tuesday. Mr..
wellman has just returned from a
trip through Europe and he says he
did not see anything in the way OF
scenery so grand as our Royal Gorge.
Mr.. ]. B. Sloan cioseed a deal
thorugh a local real estate firm on
Wednesday whereby he comes into
possession OF the old Turnbull prop
erty owned by A. E. Carleton. of Grip
pie Creek, for the sum of $500. This
home is one of the incest on Lincoln
park and Mr.. Sloan will find that he
has made a judicious purchase and
has thereby gotten into a thriving
community Of prosperous and excel
lent people.
Misses Agnes and Catherine Gaugh-
an leave on No. tomorrow morning
to enter Mount St Scholastica's aca-
denny at Canon City.-Salida Mail.
r. W. Irish and ]. w. Landen re-
turned home Wednesday night after
a couple of days visit to Colorado
Springs. While there they attended
a moving picture show at one of ths
theaters and were entertained by a
series Of Canon City views on the
screen; among them scenes from the
Skyline drive and tie Royal Gorge
The pictures were very good and were
generously applauded by all who saw
them.
D. L. Joehnck, of Rocky Ford, CHIEF
agriculturist of thc American Beet
Sugar company, and E. Bellew are
here today endeavoring to interest the
people of this section in the growing
of sugar beets for market. They are
hopeful of persuading the ranchers
of the Beaver park district of the ad-
visibility of planting a considerable
acreage to beets next spring, as well
as induce the farmers about Canon
City and Florence to grow them to a
greater extent than ever before. They
are offering to pay ranchers here the
same price for beets that they do
growers In the immediate vicinity OF
Rocky Ford. Mr.. Bellew is arranging
to make his home in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Klunker, of Den
yer. who have been visiting here for
ten days or two weeks, will return
home on Friday. Mr.. Klunker, who is
a printer by trade, has been employed
in the composing rooms OF the Den
yer Post for several years.
Mrs. J. o. Mcdowell. of Colorado
Springs, arrived on Wednesday for a
two weeks visit at the parental Kutz-
leb home at 51s Harrison avenue.
r. D. McClelland was complain
ant in county court this morning
against John Kimmick, having insti
tuted suit to recover the value Of two
horses, which he alleges belonged to