The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-12
News Notes
WEDNESDAY
ARRIVE FROM wEsTcLlFFE.


this morning for brief stay.
IN CITY ON BUSINESS.
d. w. Reese, of Pueblo is in the
city on business trip.
DOWN FROM LEADviLLE.
]. w. Mcdonald, of Leadville, is
in the city looking after business
matters.
TAYLoRs LEAVE ON VACATION
Prof. T. G. Taylor and family leave
Wednesday for Olney Springs and
Denver. They will be gone during
the month Of August
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Elmer Watson of Salina,
Kans., and Miss Florence Hundley. of
this city.
GOES TO CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mrs. Nieper of Florence arrived
from Florence Tuesday evening and
left for Cripple Greek by auto stage
this morning.
ON FISHING TRIP.
E. H. Fisher. Of Frey and Collins.
and Harry o. Fritz. choir leader at
the First Presbyterian church, are
at Hillside for weeks outing and
fishing.
SEEKING BENEFIT TO HEALTH
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ryan of
Eldorado, Kansas, are among the visi-
tors to Canon City. Mr.. Ryan is here
in the hope Of being benefited by the
change in climatic conditions.
HERE FOR THE SUMMER.
Mrs. G. R. Wood and son Malcolm
of Wichita Falls. Tex, are spending
the summer in Canon City. Mrs.
Woods expects to be Joined shortly
by her husband who is prominent
business man in Wichita Falls.
LEAVE FoR DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans who
have been sightseeing around Cam
on since Saturday left Tuesday over
the Rio Grande for Colorado Springs
and Denver where they will remain
foT several days before leaving for
their home In Hastings. Nebr.
VISITS RELATIVES ON PARK
s. H. Kssinger, of Reading, Pa
has been the guest Of Charles H.
Kissinger and family on Lincoln
Park. Mr.. Kssinger is on a tour
of the west and on leaving here will
go to Denver where he joins a spec
iaI train having been made up at
Reading for the trip to the two ex-
positions.
GO ON FISHING TRIP.
DR.. Wilson Pearson and family left
Tuesday evening for Jacks Cabin
where they expect to remain for the
next two or three weeks. While away
DIR. Pearson intends to forget ali
about horses. cows, and other animals
and make an exhaustive study of the
anatomies of certain 'steen pound
trout that inhabit the waters in that
section.
eREErs OLD FRIENDS.
Miss Jessie Craig, who left her po-
sition in Frank l. Smiths fou. years
ago to take up another one, in ster-
ling was greeting old time friends
here this morning Miss Craig came
in party consisting of Mr.. Luke
Lutin and Miss Mary Lutin Of Pue-
bio, Mr.. C. F. Lutin and Mrs. NJ. l..
Babcock, of Sterling. They came by
auto by way of Denver and Colorado
'Springs and left for Pueblo this af.
ternocn.
DEATH. CLAIMS EDWIN HADDEN
Edwin P. Hadden. the 12-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hadden,
died at the family home, 4O4 Orchard
avenue early this morning. Death
was caused by diabetes and came af.
ter a long illness.
The funeral will be held from the
rooms Of the Wilson Undertaking es.
tablishment Thursday morning at 10
o'colck. The services win be cor
ed by Rev. hr. Hole of the First
Methofig urch. Interment will be
made nt Lakeside.
BODY CT HARRY THOMAS
GOES TO FORMER HOME
The body Of Harry F. Thomas who
died Saturday evening Of tuberculosis
left for Madison, Mo-. Tuesday morn
ing over the Santa Fe. Accompany
ing the rernains to their former home
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas. the
young mans bereaved parents; his
aunt Mrs. hoIiie Ehmpter and cou.
sin. Miss Jswel' Quiesenberry. At
the depot whom ths train left we're
Agfa. Andy Hemmsrie, Mrs. Alice Par.
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