The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

Miss Mona Stumpf went to Canon
City yesterday where she will visit
friends for a week.-Pueblo Chieftafn.
MISS LoWTHER AND MISS cALD-
Err TO SEATTLE.
Miss Jessie Lowther and Miss Hen
rietta Calder left on Wednesday for
Seattle, Washington, for an extend
ed visit. Miss Lowther expects 20
spend the winter there with her
niece. Miss Gail Conway.
C. A. BIoGs FAMILY HOME
c. A. Biggs returned to Canon City
en- Tuesday from the Baker & Biggs
ranch near Lamar where he had been
looking after the harvesting of crops
or the place. The ranch is on, ~
the largest and most produ ,tivs in
hat section of the Arkahsi3 valley
ard contains big acreage OF alfalfa
ant sugar beets, in additi'.' to a
3 'endid herd of thoroughbr' cattle.
HOME TUESDAY FROM
SANTA FE, NEW MEX.
L.. w. Felter and NJ. j. Evans re-
turned to Canon City Tuesday after
noon from two weeks motoring trip
to Santa Fe, Taos and other points
of archaeological interest in New Mex
leo. During their absence they visit
ed the ruins left by the ancient in
habitants of that part of the country.
as well as the villages of the Pueblo
Indians. They found much to enlist
their study and attention in Santa Fe
the Oldest town in America, and col
lected lot of facts and data not
found in books. Mr.. Felter express
es surprise that SO little public inter-
est is shown in the ruins Of the Clih
Dwellers of New Mexico and the
southwest, which present evidences
of former civilization almost as won
derful as that of India and ancient
Egypt
MIR. Felter and Mr.. Evans travelled
a distance of approximately seven
hundred miles in going and coming
from Santa Fe. and, for the most
part, found the roads in good condi-
ton. They stopped briefly at Max
well, New Mexico. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Ready, former residents
of Lincoln Park.
FUNERAL OF WALLACE
MILLS FRIDAY MORNING
Wallace Mills, late resident at PA
Greenwood avenue, died at the hos
pital here Wednesday night after a
lingering illness. The deceased was
native Of Missouri and was born
August 20, 1884. In company with
his family he came to Canon City in
February of the present year for bet
ter climatic conditions. For about
two years Mr.. Mills had been a suf-
ferer from tubercular affection and
since last April had been under
treatment in the hospital here. His
case. however. was beyond help and
he grew gradually worse until the end
came Wednesday night. He leaves a
bereaved widow and four little chill
dren.
The funeral will take place from
Wilson's undertaking chapel at 10
o'clock Friday morning and will be
conducted by Rev. A. L. Chase, pas
tor of the First Methodist church.
Interment will be at Lakeside ceme-
terry. Mrs. Mills and family have the
sympathy of all who know them.
MRS. YATES AND DAUGHTERS
IN CANON
Mrs. Grace c. Yates and daug H.
ters, Misses Elsie and Helene, who
will be remembered as having spent
the summer at the Strathmore hotel
here two or three years ago, have re-
turned to Canon City with the inten-
tion OF establishing their home In
this community. Although formerly
from Chicago. they have been living
at Los Angeles, California. for the
last two or three years. Mrs. Yates
has taken the residence of Mrs. Fl.
r. Nelson at 612 Macon avenue for
the winter months.
THURSDAY.
JAS. E. MCCLURE coNvALEscINc
Jas. E. Mcclure. who has been con-
fined to his home on River street
since the first Of August in conse'
quence of a severe attack of kidney
and heart troubles, was able to be
up town Wednesday afternoon Hor
the first time in more than six weeks,
Although still weakened from the eff
fects of his illness Mr.. Mcclure is
convalescing and hopes to regain his
former strength in the course Of a
short time.
PETER MuLocK OF LEADvILLE