Local Notes Highlight Canon City Life and Transfers
Canon City daily roundup reports real estate transfers on Allison street and East Main, business moves at 612 Main, and new proprietors. W B Rowland at the record office, August Loehr selling property, M D Littell selling Gem Market to A E Hilton, and the Champion De Weese office move. Also mentions town visitors Commodore Halter, J A Davis, and civic updates on water, mines, and social events plus obituaries and library appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. York
Oblong
Ill
East Main Street
A. E. Hilton
Roan Mountain
Tennessee
Commodore Halter
Copperfield
U.S. Okey
Pueblo
Clarks
Ladies’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Powell
Harry
Rockvale
Canon City
Mr. Powell
Harry L. Champion
Dan de Weese
de Weese
Main Street
Champion
Union
Florence
Florence and Cripple Creek
Ora Junction
Ora Junta
Cripple Creek
J. A. Davis
Howard
Fremont County
Kenley’s Gardens
Alpine Terrace
Local Notables Leave for Various Destinations
Saturday notes cover J. K. Hayworth departing for Plainville Texas and Ed Seeley heading to Malvern Iowa for the summer. Mr. Oliver and family move from Canon City while Mrs. Bert Steele visits Canon City friends. Dowdy leaves for Texas on business. Mrs. W. Shultis hosts guests. Mr. Chenowith visits Rev. Waite then departs for Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Hayworth
Orchard Park
Plainville
Texas
Oliver
Fairview Avenue
Canon City
Bert Steele
Florence
Ed Seeley
Malvern
Iowa
Dowdy
Garden Park
W. Shultis
Allison Avenue
Chenowith
O. B. Waite
Bank deposits and checks offer convenience for all
A local bank promotes using deposits and checks to keep accounts straight and provide receipts for payments. The ad targets business professionals and ranchers alike, urging customers to open an account to improve community standing. It invites readers to visit the bank for demonstrations.
Multiple transfers and notices span Canon City region
A compilation reports business trips and health updates for residents from Topeka to Ames and Canon City. It notes mining shifts in Gunnison, arrivals of visitors, church services, and a school bond sale in Coal Creek with funds to cover warrants. The era’s social via telegraph-like briefs highlights local life.
Local Staffing Shifts And a Wedding Plans
Fmm eral was moved to 11 a m from 2 p m today Oliver Rundle left Seelys drug store to take a prescription clerk post in Colorado Springs He earned a state pharmacy diploma Hazel De Weese spends spring vacation in Troy Ohio as maid of honor at Corrinna Bruhmhall wedding Mrs J R Kennedy returns from Pueblo after hospital surgery and is recovering at home with her husband by her side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Rundle
Seely’s
Colorado Springs
Crapster’s
Rundle
State Board of Pharmacy
Hazel de Weese
Washington, D. C
Local residents move for new posts and distant assignments
George B. Jones departs to Marion Indiana after serving as physical director at the Y YMCA. J E Maher leaves for Colorado Springs to take control of the Crescent meat market at 135 Huerfano street with Mrs. Maher to join him next week. Rev J F Thomas heads to Rocky Ford for the Presbytery of Pueblo two day session. Mrs J E Mathes travels to Conway Springs Kansas to join her husband who has become cashier at the First National bank there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Edwards
Canon City
McLouth
Kansas
T. H. Logan
Kansas City
Allen Thomas
J. E. Mathes
Colorado Canning Company
Conway Springs
First National Bank
Mathes
Augustus Pease
Florence
A. W. Henderson
Canon City Times
Missouri
Pueblo
Henderson
Colorado
Clara Allen
Airs
C. Herman Graves
Woodstock
Ill
Allen
Florence Tribune
Messrs
M. E. Baldwin
O. E. Hewitt
New York City
Emory Earl Miller
Daniel Miller
Grand Avenue
Lincoln Park
Boone County
Iowa
Mary Franck
Maud Miller
Lamar
S. Hudson
Donald
Denver
Hudson
George B. Jones
Marion
Ind
J. E. Maher
Colorado Springs
Crescent
Huerfano Street
Thomas
Rocky.ford
Local notes from Canon City and area
Frank Cox of Cox Newby visited Canon City yesterday. E R Francis, wintering here, returned to Colorado Springs. Fred Comstock visited his mother from Canon City, where he works at C C Patton’s jewelry. Mrs A W Jamieson of Loveland and Miss Elma Wilson of Greeley, delegates to the United Presbyterian convention, stay with T S Lowther. Delegates toured Skyline but fog spoiled the view. dinner at First Methodist. Steban Martinez, a Mexican laborer at U S Smelter, died at 28, buried at Lakeside. A new auto to arrive. Will Johnson from Cripple Creek joined excursion. Grady of Florence improving land from Dozier & McKenzie. Tobin built a stable. Dan Mero from Victor attends his interests here. Mrs Mattoon ill. Tickets on sale for next Friday entertainment. Evergreen planting is the order of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Dooley
Texas
Oklahoma
Joseph Jack
Victor
Canon City
Cripple Creek
C. W. Williams
Orchard Avenue
East Canon
Illinois
Williamson
Brancomb
EB. L. Mahurin
Mr. Mahurin
Victor Record
Coal Creek
W. A Williamson
Harry John
Rocklyale
James W.fellows
Paeamoéta
Frank Cox
Cox & Newby
Salida Mail
E.R. Francis
Colorado Springs
Fred Comstock
C. C. Patton
C. M. White
Denver
T. S. Lowther
United Presbyterian Church
A. W. Jamieson
Loveland
Elma Wilson
Greeley
United Presbyterian Convention
D. H. Logan
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
United Presbyterian Conventions
First Methodist Church
Steban Martinez
South Third Street
South Canon
U. S
Lakeside Cemetery
Mr. Grady
Florence
Dozier & Mckenzie
Tobin
Dan Mero
Mattoon
Ben Curtis
Golden
Marble Cave Size Study Sparks Prospecting Notes
During a recent prospecting trip north of town William R. Scott explored near Marble cave about sixteen miles from town and reports Marble cave is larger than commonly believed. His observations suggest greater cavern dimensions and potential for further exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Cave
William R. Scott
Subterranean Caverns Suspected Beneath Marble Cave
The observer argues that investigation near Marble cave may reveal a series of caverns as beautiful as Lauray caves in Virginia. He notes hollow sounds from the earth within a quarter mile radius signaling a large cavern below and believes a cheap test could uncover a new cave system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauray
Virginia
Scott
Cripple Creek Visitors and Local Orchard Work
Mr Bower from Cripple Creek visits his wife and family on East Central street. Mrs Linwood hatches twenty mimeteen chicks using an improvised incubator with a shoe box and hot water bottles. John Giem helps the Bowers in their orchard. Mr Craig grafts fruit trees and plans a fine variety. Giem builds a concrete cistern for Mr Bowers. Albert and wife stay with Jim Giem on East Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bower
Cripple Creek
East Central Street
Albert Giem
Jim Giem
Women’s Club Meeting Recalls Holland Lesson
The Women's club met at the Elks hall on Tuesday April 14. Mrs Bradbury read the lessons and Mrs Query compared Spain in 1555 and 1908. Next week the musical program will be at Mrs C H Whitmore’s home 606 Greenwood avenue. All members urged to attend. Mrs S A Wright Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Holland
Bradbury
Query
Spain
C. H. Whitmore
Greenwood Avenue
S. A. Wright
Record Want Ad Results In Sabbath Breaking
The Suburbanite notes a humorous record of a for sale horse and buggy ad placed on a Saturday. On Sunday seven people answered the ad, and the author claims to have picked a buyer from eighteen applicants in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
Put You to Sleep If You Count Three Billions
A humorous instruction list suggests counting to large numbers slowly, then performing eighteen handsprings, walking around the block, and finally seeking a big man to be told he lies. the aim is to induce sleep with escalating, odd methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of Nod
Medicinal Claims Of Apples Highlight Nighttime Use
A medical writer extols apples as a near perfect remedy, urging eating a ripe apple before sleep. He cites brain benefits from phosphoric acid, improved liver function, sound sleep, mouth disinfection, and prevention of indigestion and throat diseases.
She Favored Stretching A Housework Job Ad Turns Odd
A prospective housemaid questions the family about stretchin a slang for waiting at table. The mistress is puzzled as the applicant clarifies she means waiting while serving meals versus cooking. The family remains in need of help and new vocabulary emerges.
What He Had Read
A humorous anecdote recounts an Irish applicant before Judge Stephens for naturalization. When asked if he had read the Declaration of Independence or the U S Constitution, the man says no and responds he has red hair on his neck instead, prompting a stern look from the judge.
Denver and Rio Grande Announces Summer Travel Rates
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad released summer fare discounts to Colorado New Mexico and Utah points. Tickets go on sale June 1 with a 60 day validity and sale dates span June 2 to October 18 on select days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ragsdal
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Main St
Record Office
Canfield
W. T. Little
M. D
Caron City
Baker ¢ Biggs
C.herman Graves
North Sixth Street
Kent L. Eldred
Ch.wilkinson
Iteam Seip
A. Bradbury
Hecking
Citizens State Bank
A. G. Forney
Topeka
H. L. Adams
Ware
Royal Neighbors of America
Frank Bunten
N. M
Ben Head
Ames
Russell Read
Tilden Bros & Co
Graves Hospital
Mir
Read
James van Horn
Ohio City
Gunnison
van Horn
J.E. Davis
Davis
Greenwood Relief Corps
van Patten
China
Herbert Baird
Will Johnson
United States
East Canon Nears
Denver & Rio Grande
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