The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-08
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ter. Miss Desda. of Camden Point.
Missouri. stopped off here Saturday
and have been visiting Joe Anderson
and other Missourians in town. TIL ~
left today for Glenwood Springs and
Salt Lake City on their western trip.
Henry Evans returned with his fath-
er. NJ. ]. Evans, the last Of the week
from Denver where he enjoyed little
vacation visit. The city has a number
of attractions for Henry.
Mr. and Mrs ]. H werkhelzer re-
turned to Denver today after having
spent few days with Mr.. and Ms
r. s. Lewis and Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds,
since the burial of their daughter. Miss
Mary. here on last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Hill of Decatur
Illinois. who have been visiting at the
w. \. Watson home on River street.
left this morning for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Cooke Of wichi-
ia Falls. Texas. are guests -at the
strathmore for few days while visit
ing the various scenic points around
the town. They are making a trip
through the entire west.
Joseph Maupin. W. b. Rowland and
Ben Sheridan were among the van
guard from here TO 20 to Pueblo this
morning to be in attendance at the
state Democratic assembly which
meets there tomorrow.
The Misses Tina and Katherine Nc
kenzle. Miss Rachel Hutchinson. Mrs
Lonnle Gribble and VIII Mckenzie
came in from the Gribble ranch tnis
morning where the party had been en-
1oying a regular picnic time for the
past week
The funeral of the late J. NJ. Bart
lett will be held from the house -
1880 Wednesday afternoon and will be
in charge OF the Masonic order The
Masons will meet at their lodge rooms
ut 1890 on that day.
Mr.. F. C. Edwards of Charter oax
ranch brought a party of six to Canon
Sunday to go over the Skyline drive
and the Royal Gorge road
SIR. c. A. Rogers OF Howbert. Col
orado, is the guest OF relatives and
friends in this city for few days. He
Is also attending to business matters.
Sunday an unusually large number
Of people went to the top of the Gorge
1n automobiles. The majority OF cars
came from various towns over the
state and some from various states
over the nation. II seems remarkable
that nearly every state in the Union
was represented here yesterday.
The six months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Serrey died at 1890
O'Clock this morning at the family
home on South Ninth street. from
cholera infantum. The child was TAX
en- suddenly III and died before a
physician reached the house. Mr.. Ed
ward Serrey. the little boys father,
is working in a lumber camp in the
mountains a hundred miles or more
from here and has not yet reached his
home. Edward Serrey is the son Of
]. ]. serrey OF this city and has q
brother. Lawrence. also living in South
Canon. Funeral arrangements have
not yet been announced.
Mrs. Nettie Pope is visiting her
brother and family at their ranch on
Cottonwood. She is also visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Black in the same loeali-
~.
Miss Ethel Joel has accepted a po-
sltion in the primary department o,
the Pueblo schools for next school
year.
Miss Maude Chapman and her faith
sr of Shenandoah. Iowa. are visiting
Miss Ethel Joel. The Chapmans are
returning from the Elks' convention