Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
Thuraday.

Miss Mabel Moore left this morning
for Pender, Nebra ska, where she will
spend a three weeks vacation with
relatives.
DR.. Hart Goodloe and brother, Ward
Goodloe, of st. Louis, Missouri, re-
turned to Canon City Tuesday night
from a pleasant outin and fishing
trip to Almont, Colorado.
C. ]. Cowley, of Fit. Worth, Texas.
and his mother, Mrs. w. R. Cowley,
of Columbus, Kansas, were the week
end guests of their old friends and
neighbors at the Carter and Smith
ranch on the Park.
W. B. Rowland, secretary of the
Fremont County Fair association, de-
sires to call attention to several
changes in the premium list this
year, especially to the additional a
wards over last year being ocered for
boxed supplies. The new prizes are
all worth the consideration of fruit
growers who are in position to enter
apples in this class. 1t will be noted
from an inspection of the premium
list that the art and needlework was
left out this year. This was because
the association was unable to awaken
interest in it, or to find anybody will
ing to take charge of the department
F. Role Gebhardt, whose parents
live on Lincoln Park, left here on
Wednesday for Bradford, Ohio, where
he has accepted a position as an as
sistant in the Railroad Young Mems
Christian association The Pennsyl-
vania lines have a great number of
young men employed at Bradford and
a strong association has been in ex-
istence there for some time. AS this
is his first experience in the Y. NJ.
c. A. work, Mr.. Gebhardt considers
that he has been very fortunate In Sc
curing a position that will give him
a thorough, practical training in his
chosen calling. He will visit his
brother, Guy Gebhardt in Denver, al
SO relatives and friends in Kansas
en- route to Bradford.
A number of young folks of Har-
mony Rebekah Lodge gave a surprise
to William Mccartney at his home in
Lincoln Park. Wednesday evening.
Various games formed the diversion
and dainty refreshments were served
during the evening. The affair prov
ed be a most agreeable one, no less
to Mccartney than to his guests.
Gene Crawford, the genial and
obliging chief clerk at the peniten-
tiary, returned to Canon City few
days ago from three weeks pleas
ure trip through the northwestern and
Pacific coast states; including in his
itinerary Helena and Butte, Montana
Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma, Wash
ington, Portland and Salem, Oregon
and San Francisco, Los Angeles, San
Diego and other points of interest in
California. Mr. Crawford reports
some complaint on the coast OF dull
times, although to the casual observ-
er, he said, business conditions SEEM
ed to be very good
The Berean Bible class OF the Unit
ed Presbyterian Sabbath schol enter
tanned the congregation Tuesday ev-
ening with a lawn social at the par
sonage. Several out of town people
were in attendance, among whom
we're: DR.. J. D. Rankin, formerly o!
Denver. but recently of Pennsylvania,
and DR.. ]. Jameson OF Des Moines,
Iowa. A programme had been arrang-
ed which was rendered after the fire.
The ladies of the class served refresh
ments.
L. w. Felter, NJ. J. Evans and the
latter's son, Harry, left Tuesday
morning on an overland trip to the
Wet Mountain valley. After spending
a day or two in Westcliffe, they will
make camping excursion to various