The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-04

IN PUEBLO.
Mr. Roland Armstrong was busi-
ness visitor in Pueblo Friday. He
made the trip in the Moon car.
Hinman Baby Dies.
The tiny infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hinman died
Friday night at the Hinman home on
Rudd avenue. Mrs. Hinman is suf-l
fering from severe case of grippe, |
although her condition is not consid- |
cred serious.
RETURNS FROM COAST
Mrs. N. A. Tatum of sos Park ave,
has just returned home from an ex-
tended visit in Los Angeles, Calf. |
with her brother. Mr. Fred Keeling.
Mrs. Tatum states that Mr.. Keeling
is pleasantly situated there and is
doing well.
BROUGHT DAuGHTER-IN-LAW
HERE.
Jacob Beck. county commissioner
of Custer county. brought his daugh-
terin-law, Mrs. Fred Beck. here on
Wednesday of this week for medical
treatment Mr.. Beck lives about ten
miles south of Westcliffe and is one
of the best known ranchers in that
portion of the Wet Mountain valley
MONDAY
BACK FROM DENVER.
Mrs. J.. A. Henderson returned home
Saturday after a few days visit
in Denver undergoing an X-Ray ex-
animation for stomach trouble which
has kept her confined to bed for the
past three weeks. Mrs. Henderson
was accompanied ON the trip by herl
husband and DR.. Graves.
TO LOCATE IN kANsAs
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Holbrook.
who have resided in Cortez for some
time, were here last night on their
way to Garden City. Kan. where they
will locate. Mr.. Holbrook. who is a.
civil engineer. has work awaiting him
on a large irrigation system with lis
former employes.-Durango Herald.
MRS. MEADE DIED TODAY
Mrs. Meade. mother of A. c. Meade.
died shortly after 2 o'clock this after
noon. A more extended notice OF her
life, as well as the announcement OF
the funeral arrangements will be pub
lished in these columns tomorrow.
MRS. FEA5RINo DIED SATURDAY
NIGHT.
Mrs. Mary Feabring died at the
home OF her son, Ray Martinez, 1905
South Fourth street, about 9 o'clock
last Saturday night from heart trou-
BILE. Deceased was born in New Mexi-
CO and was aged seventy-four years
and five days. She lived for many
years at walsenburg and Westcliffe
and the remains we're taken to the
latter place on Denver G Rio Grande
train No. this afternoon for burial.
TUESDAY.
HERE TO MAKE THEIR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. yoight OF Web
ster City. Iowa, who have been spend
ing some time in Texas and Caiifor
mia. are visiting In Canon City. stay
ing at the Bunten home, 9th and Main
street. They are very much interest
ed in Canon City and like II here SO
much that they intend to make this
place their home. Mr.. Voight, in talk
ing to a reporter said that this was
the finest winter climate he had ever
experienced and called it Shirt sleeve
weather." which 1t Is
BACK FROM INDIANA SATURDAY.
NIGHT
John Snodgrass returned to Canon
City last Saturday night from Mum
Gle. Indiana, where he was called on
January II by the sudden death OF
his father. minister of the Chris
tian church and one OF the most prom
inent citizens in the locality where
he lived. AS soon as his wife, who
is slowly convalescing from serious
attack OF pneumonia. is able to travel
Mr.. and Mrs. enodgrass viii 30 tol
Muncie for q stay Of indefinite dura-
ton.
MORE TouR,srs DECIDE 10 oTopl
Secretary H. v. George Of the cham
ber Of commsrcs on MondAy hooked
another New unGsand tourist party
for Canoa CITY. The ocnt<Aet WAs,
made Vim ~ WaItoe r. Mce1e'
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