Cañon City record., 1911-02-23
Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Zion, recently of
Denver. but former residents OF Iowa,
Grriyed in Canon City on Wednesday
y with the intention of making their
home here. Hr. Zion has accepted
the position OF superintendent OF the
shoe department in the sto-e of the
Baker G. Biggs Mercantile company
morning. He succeeds H. Z Heber-
hart, who resigned a few days ago
to accept the management CT a shoe
store at Dolores Colo.
Richard Houle received this morn
ing from teh experimental farm of
the state agricultural college at Fort
Collins a couple of registered Poland
China sows. the pick of the porcine
family. for breeding purposes. They
gre six months old and are OF the
most aristocratic and blue-blooded
animals OF their kind seen here for
some time. Mr.. Houle is planning to
embark In the swine raising industry
on his alfalfa ranch northeast OF
town. a business of great possibili-
ties in his opinion.
f. E. Thomas and DR.. Hinshaw
we're taken into custody by the night
police Tuesday night for running
their automobiles through the public
streets without their lamps being
lighted. as required by the city ordi-
nances. Both wer assessed the pre-
scribed fine. which they paid into the
municipal treasury. The authorities
have taken up the cudge' against au-
tomobilists guilty OF violating the or
dinances enacted by the city council.
Geo. A Baker went up to the Wav-
erly ranch in the Wet Mountain val
ley on Tuesday 10 look after his herd
Of thoroughbred Hereford cattle and
tSaer property interests. He will re-
turn to town at the end OF the week.
II. Z Hebcrhart. for somo time past
salesman in charge Of the shoe de-
partment at the Baker & Biggs Mer-
tantile eompany's establishment. left
on Wednesday for Dolores. Colorado.
where he has accepted similar po-
t'tion TO tho one he resigned here.
although at n more remuneratiye sal
AIRY. Mr.. HeDerhart has many friends
In Canon City who wish him aound-
ant success In his new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Briggs. OF Vic
tor, Colo. came Town this veek TO
spend n few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Brewer. on Grand avenue.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. E Wal
do entertained a party Of twenty-four
ladies at 500. II was a valentine par
ty and the rooms were decorated ac-
cordingly. Festoons OF alternate red
i4d white hearts were hung in the
he very much OF St Valentine day
ana also of Cupid. After 500 was fin
ished an excellent iuncheoI was serv-
cd. Indications OF the occasion were
also apparent In the shape OF the dlf-
fhrent dishes. II was a delightful
party.
J. W. Work, formerly 4 resident OF
Lincoln Park and for several years
president OF the Fremont County Hor-
ticultural society. but at present ed
itor and publisher of the okmulgee.
t0klahoma) Chieftain. was n visitor
in Canon City on Tuesday. Mr.. Work
left hero three or four years ago and
has since been engaged In the news
paper business at okmulgee. He had
occasion to make a business trip TO
Florence and came up here to renew
old friendships and associations. =.
-r,- Friday.
Mr.. William McCaliam OF Leadyille.
Colo, arrived yesterday and is spend
ing the time transacting business with
the fruit men of this vicinity.
Mrs. Lee Barber returned to Canon
City Thursday afternoon from n brief
visit TO Salida.
John II. II. Sutherland. of Chandler
and Miss Gertrude Lloyd. OF Rock
vale, were married at the residence
O! the formers uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Clark. 91S Prescott
avenue, South Canon. by Rev. II. M.
Jamieson, OF the United Presbyterian
church at 3 o'colck Thursday after
noon in tho presence of few OF the
more intimate relatives and friends
vs the contracting couple. Mr.. and
Mxsl sutherland will make their home
IN Durango, where Mr.. Sutherland
will engage in mining enterprises
with his bA her-in-law. John Price.
until kecently n resident of this city.
sMr. and Mrs. g. H. sperry are re-
moving their household goods and