The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-01
20 YEARS AGO TODAY

Tuesday from a trip TO Cripple Creek
While at the great gold camp Mr.
Howell was presented with a beauti-
full stilletto taken from the body of
a Spaniard at Manila.
Phil Hayes, the veteran railway
mail clerk between Salida and Duran
go. is taking a much-needed vacation.
He will make some important changes
in his fruit tract on the South Side.
DR.. T. ID. Palmer has returned from
Denver. will settle here permanently
and has opened offices nthe Clelland
block
George Miller. ex-convict. was sen
fenced to 10 years by District Judge
Bailey for assault to kill Guards Won
Cohren and Fitzpatrick at the .peni-
Etentiary last winter.
j. E. Mcclure of Montrose was the
guest of his brother, W. H Mcclure,
and W. A Watson. Saturday He ex-
pects-fo come here with his wife to
make his future home
Everybody in Cripple Greek is agi-
tating and talking the construction
oi the railroad to Canon City. much
more so than the people in Canon
City
Word has been received in Canon
City that Miss Emily B. Andrews and
William H. Mcclure. Jr.. were united
in marriage at Omaha on Thursday
evening. April 20. 1899. Both of the
young people are we'll known in
Canon City They will reside on Park
Center.
John Chetelat has been appointed
by Gov Charles S. Thomas to super-
intend the convict gangs which are TO
build the Pueblo-LeadvilIe highway,
which was recently authorized by the
Legislature
Frank Wright has sold to Slater &
White his interest in the pinto claim
al Dawson for a cash consideration.
Grant Dickinson has again been
awarded the Contract for carrying the
mails between. the postoffice and the
train.
Leander NJ Chase has received re.
newai OF his pension amounting to s6
a month. while Sam NJ. Hooper gets
an increase from s6 to IS per month.
G. R. Gilmore, formerly of Florence
has purchased the business OF Ben
Hendricks. paper hanger.
Frank p. Smith. of the Smith Mer-
contiie Company of Canon City, is
making some noticeable improve
ments on his 1--WE acre tract. among
which is the planting OF fi-ui, trees, on
Lincoln Park.
+. II. Bengley is another man whose
enterprise and paipstaking methods
are adding value to delightful. Lincoln
Park section.
: During the absence of Dal peWeese
in Alaska E. A. Bradbury has charge
o. Mr.. DeWeese's affairs on the Park.
Mr.. Bradbury is thoroughly conver-
SAINT with all matters pertaining to
this suburb, having been private Sec
retary to Mr.. Deweese for some time.
One of the most noticeable and at
the same time one of the greatest i'm
provements that have been made on
Lincoln Park for some time is the re-
mcvai Of the old dump and debris o. |
the Prentiss coal mine.
The Mayhem cottage on the Park is
rearing completion. ane is certainly |
an attractive home place.
George Watson has just finished a |
frame house on his three-acre tract
on the Park.
Editorial in Record: Now IL some
good Samaritan would remove those |
ungainly old shaeks (Which served
their usefulness long aeo) from the |
corner opposite the Maaonic b'ock. I
Main street would begin TO look quite |
citifed." 4"
Married. Ar.ii IS. Miss Arbore.s,
and Dali Deweese Rev. A. G, 1GcNn. |
lAn. o1Iiciatins The eveNH took p,acs
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