The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
MONDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur " estover and
nephew, Malcolm Westover, of Port
land, Ore, arrived yesterday to spend
several weeks with Mrs. westocer's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Sandy of
East Canon.
NOW IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rockwell. who has been
living in Florida for several years,
writes from Beaufort, N. c., asking to
have his Record sent to him at that
address, where they are now living
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell are old-time
residents of Canon City. living for
several years on Orchard avenue.
MISS STOCKTON TO CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Irving Stockton and daughters
Laura Belle and Loletta, will leave
here next Tuesday morning for Den
yer on their way to California,
where they will remain for some time
They will visit San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego and other points
of interest on the Pacific coast They
! will spend a couple of weeks in Den
yer while on their way to California.
LEFT SATURDAY FOR UTAH.
Mrs. Chas. L. Milton and three chill
dren left Saturday for Soldiers Sum-
NIT, Utah. where they will join Mr.
Milton, who is engaged in locating q
new line of railroad for the Denver &
Rio Grande company. Mr.. Milton is
in charge of civil engineering camp
at Soldiers Summit and Mrs. Milton
and children will be most welcome
addition to its personnel. Mrs. Nit
ton will be gone until September and
will be Joined there in the course of
week or SO by her daughter, Miss
Irene.
&. A. BRADBURY HOME.
! Secretary E. A. Bradbury of the
Canon City Chamber of Commerce re-
turned home Saturday night from a
weeks fishing trip on the Gunnison.
He says frequent rains along the wes-
tern slope during the last week or ten
days have made trout fishing a more
or less difficult and uncertain under.
taking and that at present there are
more failures than successes among
\ fishermen.
LEFT ON VACATION.
i Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
and their house guest, Miss Odell OF
Denver. left this morning for the Pines
in the Wet Moutain valley. where
they will spend their vacation. About
the middle of next month Rev. Van
Keuren will go to Estes Park, where
he will deliver a series OF lectures
before the Young Women's Christian
association conference. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Keuren will be absent from
Canon City until the first OF Septem-
ber.
PLEASANT AUTO TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frankenbery. ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
Christison, motored to Denver Tues
day. Starting out on the Golden road
they branched of to Morrison and on
to Evergreen. where they spent the
next night. 1t is beautiful little re-
sort situated high up in the noun
tains. Then on to Brookvale and
down through South Park. This road
is impossible in winter but when
open is one of great beauty. Reach
ing Coaldale they came over a wagon
road over the mountain and down
through dry creek to pass the bridge
broken down on the Salida road. II
is very heavy and the detour OF six
miles takes an hour.
RETURN FROM IOWA VISIT.
Miss Elsie Bowers and Miss Marie
Prescott returned to Canon City Sun
day night from a months visit at Des
Moines, Anamosa and other places in
Iowa, as well as points of interest in
Kansas.
GONE TO THE COAST.
Arthur N. Orendorff of Lincoln Park
left this afternoon for several
weeks tour of the Pacific coast states.
He will visit Seattle. Tacoma, Port
land. San Francisco and other points
of interest before his return.
SPENT FEW DAYS WITH FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Denton, two
sons and Miss Edna Denton of La
Junta stopped OF in Canon City for a
few days visit with friends on their
return home from an outing at Glen.
wood Springs.
VISITING OMAHA RELATIVES.
Mrs. Eta Pate OF 1902 Whippie ave-
nue. left on an early d. & II. G. train
A number Of the boys. fearing to risk