The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

to Arkansas river fishing which will
accrue from the location Of a hatch
cry at Buena Vista. The tempera-
ture OF the water to be piped from
Phil Groves spring will permit of two
hatchings each year. Warden Stewart
has a force of men at work digging
the trenches for the pipe line and is
rapidly completing all preliminary
detaiis.-Buena Vista Democrat.
The roster OF Greenwood Post No.
10, Grand Army OF the Republic. of
this city shows that at least two mem
bers OF that organization were particI-
pants in the battle OF Gettysburg. the
semi-centeniary of which will be cele-
brated on the scene Of the conflict
next week. Both OF these veterans of
the Civil war would like to be present
at the commemorative exercises, bu.
will be unable to attend on account
OF the hot weather prevailing in the
east and the great distance to be trav-
eled to reach the famous battlefield.
Judge I. w. Ibbotson has gone to
Colorado Springs where he will spend
two or three weeks visiting friends.
A feature of his vacation will be an
outing trip with a party Of compan-
ions into the mountains where some
time will be spent in camping and
out-of-door recreations.
Some of the best ball players in
Canon City went to Rockvale yester-
day and defeated the crack bunch
from that little village IL to 10. This
came as a surprise to the Rockvale
bunch but not to Canon City who
knew that they would win.
Ex-warden C. p. Hoyt of the peni-
tentiary. residing at Golden. was one
of the honorary pail bearers at the
Harding funeral on Sunday. Mr..
Hoyt, who was a guest of the Hard
ing family during his stay here. left
for home this afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. r. Pryor OF St Louis ar
rived here Saturday night on ID. & r.
'iG. train No. . for a several months
visit with her sons. Messrs. c. s. and
Robt. Pryor, and her daughter-in-law.
Mrs c. S. Pryor. She is a guest at
the latter's home at 10Ii Macon ave
4 nue..
Mrs. Louie II. Raynolds. nee Lulu
Lines. left on Denver & Rio Grande
. train No 10. Sunday afternoon en-
J route to New York City from which
: port she will shortly sail for Tampico.
!. Mexico. to Join her husband. who for
. some time past has been in business
} there. On her arrival in New York
City she will be met by her brothers.
in-iaw, Harry conovan and Lawrence
Reynolds, and will visit friends in the
metropolis for several days. On Mon
day OF next week she will leave on the
steamer Santiago for Vera Cruz where
she will be met by her husband and
, accompanied to Tampico.
Z. T. Galley of Los Angeles. Caiifor-
mia, en- route home to the Pacific coast
from Washington. ID. c., stopped on
here on Sunday for visit with his
: cousin. W. e. Galley. wife and family.
Mr.. Galley. who is the inventor OF a
disappearing window screen and some
J other appliances used in the building
trades, had been to Washington TO see
II letters patent had been asked for
on any devices infringing his Inven-
! tion.
DIR. s. s. Gale OF Roanoke, Virginia.
! son-in-law cs the deceased. arrived
, here from the east Sunday afternoon
! Just In time for the funeral service OF
the late T. NJ Harding. which took
place at Christ Episcopal church at 3
o'clock DR.. Gale was at Mayo Broth
ers hospital at Rochester. Minnesota.
at the time OF Mr.. Hardlng's death
and hastened here as soon as appris-
ed OF the unfortunate affair.