The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-11

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F. F. Maynard of Lincoln Park. has
gone to Denver to assist in getting
ready the Tuilleries Park for its spring
opening. Mr.. Maynard is interested in
this property.
The Misses Kirkton entertained a
number of their friends Friday even
ing at their home Eigth and Rudd.
Music. games and dainty refresh
ments made the program of the even
ing.
Homer Hutchinson returned Thurs
day from two weeks trip to Salt
Lake and Boise. Idaho, and interven-
ing cities. He makes these points four
times year IN the interest of the
Belding Silk company.
There was large attendance at
Christ Episcopal church Friday night
on the occasion of the presentation by
the choir of the cantata. "Penitence.
Pardon and Peace" The music was in
no wise disappointment to those
who had looked forward with pleasuI-
able anticipation to the affair and its
| high character was a matter of gem
eral compliment and commentator.
The production of the cantata was the
closing service at Christ church OF
the lenten season. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs, son jim,
and friend OF the latter, student
of Denver university. came down
from Denver in the Biggs gar on Fri
day and will spend Easter with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
w. P. Taggart who has lately
bought the Hawkeye Grocery at 7ls
Main street, is a native OF western
Kentucky and has been in Canon City
for several months. He will be re-
membered as cashier of the d. & r.
G. freight office here during the past
winter
Sheriff Esser and Deputy Game
Warden L. A. Poteet returned to Can
on City at noon today from Cripple
Creek. forty-five miles northwest Of
town. where they went on Friday to
inquire into the killing of an ante
lope by a couple Of young men living
in that vicinity. They report the snow
from three to four feet deep in some
parts of Gribbie park and the roaas
in places almost impossible. They
brought back with them, portion CT
the carcass OF the slain antelope. but
were unable to find the young men
guilty OF the animal slaughter.
Mrs. w. B. Rowland returned to
Canon City on Friday from Mobile,
Alabama, where she had been visiting
relatives and friends since the middle
of December. She was delayed at
Cairo. ILL.,. for twenty-four hours on
account OF the high water in both the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Trains
belonging to the Mobile & Ohio rail-
road. on which Mrs. Rowland came
north, are being run at present from
Cairo into st. Louis over the Illinois
Central line. Mrs. Rowland says that
travel In the Southern and, Mississippi
valley states for the next few weeks
will be subject to delays on account
OF the floods.
Chas. Austin, owner and manag r
OF the Cave OF the Winds at Manitcu.
accompanied by C. G. Snyder. adver-
tising manager of the Colorado
Springs Telegraph, came over from
the Springs this morning in the for
mer's automobile. After brief visit
with Secretary Maddox of the Busl-
"SSS "en aso"Sialioh' they ieit III
run over the Skyline drive and on 20
the top of the Royal Gorge Mr. Aus
tin states that the coming summer is
to be the most famous in the history
of the tourist business In this stale
and that Canon City will receive It's
share of them. According to Mr. AIS
tin $4,000 people visited the Cave II
the Winds during the season Of 1912