The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-16

tOred up from canon city sunday trA
visit the C. T. Hugharts.-Salida Mail.
MONDAY.
MoToRED FROM VICTOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones motored
to Canon City a few days ago. and
on their return were accompanied by
their young sons, who spent their va
cation here.-Victor Record.
GUESTS AT DUNCAN HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Duncan are en-
tertaining their nephew and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Avery C. Connie, of
Hepburn, Iowa, who are on their way
home from the exposition at San
Francisco.
LEFT TODAY FOR DENVER.
Rev. and Mrs. L. ]. Hole and fam
lily left at noon today for Denver,
where they will make their home and
where the former will enter upon
the pastorate of the congregation of
the Highland Methodist church next
Sunday. Rev. DR.. Chase, who sue.
ceeds Rev. Mr.. Hole in charge of the
First Methodist church here, will
arrive in Canon City Wednesday or
Thursday of this week to take up
his pastorate.
DOWN FROM VICTOR SUNDAY.
j. N. Simmons, president of the
Bank of Victor. came down from the
Cripple Creek district in his Buick
car Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with his wife and family here.
He returned to Victor this morning
LEFT FOR BuENA VISTA SUNDAY
Arthur Fredrickson left on Sunday
afternoon for Buena Vista, where he
will officiate as reporter for Judge
Wilkin at the Chaffee county dis
trict court during the current week.
STOPS IN CANON WHILE
ENRoUTE TO ToNoPAH, NEW.
Mont Gardner. formerly of Erie.
Pa. but more recently a resident of
the mining camps of the southwest,
is spending a few days here visiting
his cousin, Captain l. N. Barber, of
the Canon City fire department, while
on his way to Tonopah. Nevada. from
Grand Rapids. Mich, where he has
been studying art.
Mr.. Gardner is making the trip
| across the country by automobile and
reports some long stretches Of bad
roads in the territory traversed be-
tween Grand Rapids and this city
In addition to doing some technical
work in the mills at Tonopah. where
position is awaiting him, Mr.. Gard
ner will devote himself during his
spare time in landscape painting.
In their boylood days. when Cap
tain Barber lived at Buffalo. N. Y.
and Mr.. Gardner lived at Erie. the
cousins saw each other frequently.
but until the arrival OF the latter here
last week they had not met for nine
or ten years.
PLAcERviLLE MAN GETS
s4-ouNcE GOLD BRICK.
A genuine gold brick weighing 81
ounces and valued at $1,000 was taken
to. Placerville. Colo, recently by o.
w. Jackson from his mine at Slate
Mountain, north of Mosquito, in the
Georgetown district.
Mr.. jackson. who at one time lived
here. is operating a two-stamp mill
on his property and the brick was
made there. Mr.. Jackson was accom-
panied to Placcrville by his wife
and the two left for San Francisco
to sell the bar at the United States
mint. After visiting the exposition
at Frisco, the Jacksons vii lcontinue
their vacation trip to Los Angeles
and San Diego.
COBB TO APPEAR HERE AGAIN.
Edmund F. Cobb, formerly of this
city, Will appear in one of Essanays
latest releases. Mind over Motor"
This feature picture will appear at
the matinee only at the Opera House
Tuesday at Ais p. m. The first epi-
sode of Meal of the Navy" will be
shown at this matinee
KANSAS CITY APPLE BUYER
LOCATES IN CANON CITY.
j. L. Bell of Kansas City, Mo-, has
come to Canon City to buy apples
during the season. He will buy and
ship car load lots. Mr. Bell has
handled Canon City and Grane juno.
ton apples several years and is well
posted on the markets. Mr.. Bell is
staying at the Miller hotel.
DR.. eAcoN's FAMILY ARRIVE.
DR.. Jeanette Bacon of 424h Main
street, who has been located here for