The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

In turn. owns the Short Line. The
lines operating in the Cripple Greek
district are now under one manage-
ment, as the Midland Terminal and
the Florence & Cripple Creek have
both been owned by the Cripple Creek
Central company for some time.
George Hooker, known as "Mexi-
can George" is to be seen in the Can
on City picture THE Romance of the
Rio Grande" which is to be shown at
he opera house next Monday and Tu-
,sday nights and at special matinee
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 Many Can
IN City people will be seen in this
picture also.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Stinewandel left
IN the Santa Fe train this morning
for Chicago en- route to New York
city where they will spend some time
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs.
Stinewandel will remain in the me-
tropolis as the guest of her sister
while her husband goes to Florida to
look after some business affairs.
While in Florida he will inspect the
C. A. R. colony at st. Cloud where
several of the old soldiers of Canon
City have property interests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stinewandel will not return to
Colorado for several months.
Prof. Pegram entertained thirty-two
of his friends in the ladies' parlor at
Annex hall last evening at High
Five" While the company were gath
ering Prof. Pegram sang in a most ef-
fective manner THE Rosary" and
taking the theme Of the song rendered
pleasing variations upon 1t. Mrs. Yard
and Elmer Kier were the fortunate
ones in winning a high score and re-
ceived the favors. Miss Dusky Baxter
was given the consolation favor. Ice
cream and cake were served at 1880.
after which dancing rounded out the
evening. Prof. Pegram makes a most
successful host and his guests passed
a very delightful evening.
w. E. jeffrey. an attorney OF New
Castle, Indiana, who has been visiting
the past week with his brother, A. L.
Jeffrey. leftsyesterday on No. 10 for
his home. by way Of Dalhart. Texss.
where he had professional business
to attend to. Mr.. jeffrey expressed
himself as quite favorably impressed
with Canon City, though unable to see
much of the surrounding country or
account of being confined to the house
much of the time while here. from
the effects of severe cold contracted
on the way.
Saturday.
Judge C. A. wilkin and District At
torney James T. Locke returned 70
Canon City this afternoon from West
cliffe where they have been in attend
ance at the December term of the
Custer county district court since last
Wednesday.
County Commissioner W. II. La
Grange returned home a day or two
ago from a short business and pleas
ure visit to Denver.
County Clerk H. E. Smith returned
home Thursday evening from couple
of days visit to ordway and other
points down the valley.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hills,
of Radiant. on the 10th inst. a baby
boy of the usual weight and attract
iyeness. Mr.. Hills bears the distinc-
tion of being the youngest teacher
employed in the public schools of Fre-
mont county.
Frances Bachelor received tele-
gram Friday morning from Ottawa.
Illinois, stating that his brother-in-
law. Wilson Conrad, had been killed
in consequence of being run over by
an automobile in that city. Mr.. Batch
elor left on the afternoon train for
Ottawa to attend the funeral. No de-