The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-15
WEDNESDAY
FRoM cALEsBURc, III.

had as her guest for the past week
her two cousins, Misses Kate and
Fora Chase, of Galesburg, Ill. They
are stopping over while on their way
to the expositions and are leaving
for California today.
CAMPING AT coLEMAN's RANCH.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper and Robert Lovern are
spending their vacation outing at
Coleman's ranch near Hillside. All
of the party except Mr.. Davis, who
joined 1t Tuesday afternoon, have
been in camp severa ldays.
CAMPING AT TOP OF GORGE.
Harry Thomas, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. J. Thomas. and the lat
ter's sister and niece, Miss Mollie
Sumpter and Miss Julia Quisinberry,
of Madison. Mo-, left Tuesday for a
week or ten days camping outing at
the top of the Royal Gorge.
GUEST AT HAMILTON HOME.
Miss Eva Moss of Mesa, Colorado,
stopped off Tuesday afternoon and
will be the guest o Alderman and
Mrs. John Hamilton for a few days
while oH<her way home to the western
slope from visit with relatives at
Fairmont, Neb. Mrs. Hamilton and
Mrs. Moss are sisters-in-law.
ATTENDED FUNERAL AT coTo-
PAxI.
County Commissioner w. H. Pigg
and County Surveyor James Bunten
went to Texas Creek Tuesday after
noon to make some measurements
preliminary to the construction of
some bridge work on the Rainbow
route highway near that place They
came down to Cotopaxi this morning
TO attend the funeral of the late w.
H. Hendricks, which was conducted
under the auspices of Canon City
Lodge No. 610, B.. P. o. E.
NEWSPAPER TRAIN THROUGH
HERE TUESDAY.
A newspaper train, scheduled in
railroad orders as the Brooklyn Eagle
special. passed through Canon City
enroute east as the second section of
Denver & Rio Grande train No. 2,
Tuesday afternoon. Various employees
of the Brooklyn Eagle, from the man.
aserial and editorial departments
down to the carrier boys, were on
board and had been the guests of the
company on a trip to the San Diego
and San Francisco expositions.
UNION MEETING AT FIRST METH
oDlsT CHURCH.
Canon City is to have the distinc-
ton of entertaining this evening a
large number of delegates from New
York, Boston and other eastern cities
TO the forthcoming International Pur-
ity congress at San Francisco and a
union meeting of the religious people
Of the community will be held at the
First Methodist church at o'clock
in their honor.
In the party are some OF the most
noted speakers in the world engaged
in the social reform work and they
will make short addresses at this
evenings gathering. 1t will be great
treat to listen to them and the church
should be crowded to its capacity.
The meeting will be free to all and
everybody is cordially invited to be
present.
J. FEUDNER AND PARTY HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Feudner Of Denver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will c. Feudner of
Rushville, Ind, are in the city today.
J. Fendner and wife spent last sum-
mer here. Mr.. Feudner owns the
Rushyille Qnd.) Republican and his
son VIII lis the editor and manager.
1t is a successfr' and prosperous pa
per. ably edited and well managed.
Mr. ]. Feudner has many friends
here. who are glad to welcome him
back. The party are touring the state
by auto. having come down from the
Cripple Creek district Tuesday.
NO. TO CONNECT WITH WEST
cLIFFE BRANCH.
Beginning on Thursday Of this week
Denver & Rio Grande train No. /,
which leaves here at 1:45 p. M, will
make connection at Texas Creek with
the train on the Westcliffe branch,
instead of train No. 8. as has been
the case heretofore. No. 8 viii not
make connection at Texas Creek for
Westcliffe hereafter and people desir-
ing to make the trip over the We.
Mountain branch will have to leave
here on train No. !. Under the new