Cañon City record., 1911-09-21

by the attention of the district court
the greater part of next week.
T. NJ. Campbell, of Darlington. In
diana, prominent in his home state
as an expert poultry judge. was Wis
itor in Canon City on Thursday and
Friday and assisted as a member of
the committee on awards in the poul-
try and pet stock department at the
county fair Mr.. Campbell is well
known breeder of chickens of various
kinds and of English terrier dogs.
John w. Rogers, of Keokuk, Iowa,
left for home this morning after a
pleasant visit here OF three or four
days duration with his old friend and
former business associate, C. H. Rau.
He was pleased with Canon City and
its surroundings and said that the
mountain scenery here was the most
beautiful he had ever seen anywhere
in Colorado. He will stoff fewdays
in Colorado Springs and Denver be-
fore proceeding to Keokuk.
Mrs. E. B. Miller and son. Oral. re-
turned Friday from Los Angeles,
where they have been spending the
summer months. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Forrest Tassell and
her baby daughter. who will be the
guest of their mother, Mrs. Miller.
for some little time.
The Gipsies, who were encamped
near the Santa Fe railroad station the
first of the week, received a hint
from the police that their presence
was undesirable and an intimation
given them that 1t would be to their
interest to leave town without unnec-
essary delay. They were not slow to
comprehend the Significance of the
invitation, and, like the Arab. folded
their tents and stole silently away"
They departed early Friday morning
after short changing" a number of
patrons who had visited them for the
purpose OF having their horoscopes
read. From all accounts they were a
band OF fakirs whose principal busi-
ness appeared to be to prey on the
curiosity OF those who visited their
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dickson and
son went to Denver this morning.
MeudAy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius G. Cramer left
this morning for Pueblo. where they
will spend few days visiting friends,
and. incidentally. In attending the
state fair. From Pueblo they will go
on to Colorado Springs and Denver;
returning here about the 27th inst.
The city marshal is enjoying the an
maui vacation granted him by the city
council. and. during his absence, his
oficial duties will be looked after by
C. F. Skinner t'ii'- i'i
Mr.. A. A. Pope started Sunday
morning for Pittsburg. Pennsylvania,
where he will spend a week or ten
days on business
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Ross left this
morning for Denver where they will
spend the week. devoting the tire
partly to pleasure and partly to busi-
ness affairs Mr.. Ross has some pro
fessional matters to look after in til
courts, but Mrs. Ross says that her
business will be chiefly looking into
the shop windows
willard Loring and wife. OF Rocky
Ford, sister and brother-in-law of ID.
d. Bowman, of this place were the
latters guests over Sunday. The par
ty and their friend, Miss Bennett,
from Bloomfield. Ind. enjoyed the day
in sightseeing here and at Canon
City. Miss Bennett leaves today for a
trip to California before returning to
her home in Indiana.-Pcnrose Press.
On Friday afternoon a number OF
the friends OF Mrs. T. b. Dicken. OF
Seattle, Washington, who has been
visiting the family of W. l.. Robson
on Four Mile. gave very pleas