The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-22
euFFEY PEOPLE IN


George w. Beck, of Denver, is in
Canon for a few days on business
Mr.. Beck is the representative of the
Workmans Compensation Law, which
is one Of the new laws passed by the
last General Assembly. ~
HERE FROM DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER and daughter
of Denver are spending several days
in Canon City sightseeing. They were
very much impressed with the beau
ties of the several trips they have
already taken while heres-
HERE FROM PHOENIX, ARlz.
Harold Collins, of Phoenix, Arizona,
is making an extended visit with
friends in Park Center Mr.. Collins
will be here for three or four months
and while here will have charge of
the Bell Ranch.
HOME FRIDAY AFTERNOON
FROM VACATION TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Stockton and
family returned home Friday after
noon from pleasant vacation in Den
yer of a week or ten days duration.
They made the journey both ways by
automobile and found the roads in
excellent condition.
CUSTER COUNTY MAN
HERE SEVERAL DAYS
Mr.. D. Geraux left for his home in
the Wet Mountain Valley Friday af-
ternoon following q two or three
days business visit in Canon City.
Mr.. Geraux is an old resident of Gus
ter county and is water commission
er for the thirteenth irrigation dis
trict.
VISITING MR.. AND MRS.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Oatman
of Collinsville, Illinois, arrived here
Friday afternoon and are the guests
of City Clerk Jonathan Seaman. wife
and family. Dr. oatman. who is
brother of Mrs. Seaman's. has made
several visits tc Canon City previous
".
MRS. OLIVE WARE
AND DAUGHTER HERE.
Mrs. Olive Ware and daughter
Miss Katherine, former residents OF
Canon City. but now living at Seda-
liza. Missouri. are visiting here for two
or three weeks as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry F. Bowen at oVz
pike avenue and other friends. They
are on their way to the California ex
positions.
GONE TO KANSAS.
U. E. Sidebottom. left yesterday ior
Newton. Kansas, where he will spend
some time in business matters per-
tanning to the large mill which ne
,owns there. Mr.. sidebottom. the own
ar of the local -four mill and under
bis direction it has gained great prom
inence throughout the country and as
a manufacturing point of exceptionai-
ly good -four.
MONDAY
GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS. J. N.
RENDELL.
Mrs. A. J. Clark and daughter. Mrs
I.ottie Imlen, and Mrs. Cora Jones.
all of Gilman, Iowa, are visiting here
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Rendeli at $50 Ohio avenue. Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Imlen are cousin
and niece respectively of the late j.
c. Watson.
WENT TO WEsTcLIFFE.
Dali De weese left on Denver e
Rio Grande train No. 1, this afternoon
for Texas Creek enroute to westcliffe
and other points in the ewt Noun
tain valley. Mr.. De weese came
home one day last week from q pleas
ant visit with relatives at his boyhood
home at Troy, Ohio.
VISITING JAcksoNs ON HARRi--
SON AVE.
Mrs. NJ. z. Baber of Excelsior
Springs. Mo-. and Mrs. T. E. Lynn Of
Shreveport, La. are visiting for
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ.
Jackson at SO3 Harrison ave. Mrs.
Baber and Mrs. Lynn are sisters Of
Mrs. Jackson.
ON PLEASURE TRIP.
J. E. Burton and family Of Lead
vile. Colorado, are In Canon City for
few days on pleasure trip. They
will take in the Gorge and other
scenic trips while here.
NO CHANGE IN MR..
RoWLAND's CONDITION
Report from the hospital up to noon
today were to the effect that there
had been no material change In the
condition Of W.. B. Rowland during