Local social notes and departures from Canon City
Miss Villette Gilfilan of Columbus Ohio visiting Miss Ethel Gibson, travels east with Miss Gideom to Millbrook New York to finish at Halcyon hall before June. Numerous residents and visitors seen in Canon City include Mrs Flora, Mr Moffett, Rev Thomas, Chas Shinkle, Mrs Lennox funeral, Miss Dale program, and dandelion league formed at high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villette Gilfilan
Columbus
Ohio
Ethel Gibson
East
Gideom
Colgisbus
Millbrook
New York
Halcyon
J. T. Thomas
Pueblo
Chas. A. Shinkle
Colorado Canning Company
Eighth Street
Montrose
Grand Junction
Ladies Aid Society
First Christian Church
E. F. Jewett
Main Street
George McWilliams
Fremont County
Denver Post
Canon City
Seattle
Washington
Sam McDonald
Colorado Springs
William Lennox
W. B. Rowland
Miss Rose Lines
Arthur Morgan
Griff Ellis
Victor
Florence & Cripple Creek Road
H. Atwater
Cripple Creek
D. A. Agnew
Horace Lewis
Canon City Gas Company
Royal Gorge Coal Company
F. P. Purdy
W. L. Morris
Rudd Avenue
al Hayes
Canon [City
Galt Lake City
Julia L. Mack
Guy A. Hardy
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Charles Boby
Elkton
Boby
Canon, City
Wikton
Crippie Creek
Old Question of Valuation Causes Board Conflict
Denver April 21 The state board of equalisation debated valuing local and corporate property with each side demanding the other raise values. The quarrel centers on who should set overall valuations and whether one board should have power over all property types. A Canon resident offered a skeptical remark about haste in burial customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
State Board of Equalisation
Gipsy Smith Offered High Salary By Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Gipsy Smith, famed for revival meetings in Denver, is reportedly offered $20,000 per year by the Slayton Lyceum Bureau of Chicago to join an evangelistic tour. He reportedly earns about $3,000 annually from free churches in Great Britain and plans to remain in Cambridge at Romany Tun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy Smith
Auditorium
Denver
Colorado
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Chicago
Gipsy
Ema
Free Churches of
Great Britain
Cambridge
England
Cuilock
Doege
Preparation Made to Help Growers Fight Frost
Colorado fruit growers test orchard heating after a Sunday snowstorm. Heating pots raised orchard temperatures by five to seven degrees, with Canon City area ranches including Lincoln Park and Fruitmere lighting about two thousand pots to protect apples, cherries, peaches, and plums. Local officials and the Denver Rio Grande Railroad coordinated resources to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Canon City
Lincoln Park
East Canon
Fruitmere
B. F. Rockafellow
Troutman
Fred W.' Relting
Park“ Avenue
Mr. Kelling
M. E. Snow
Geo. H. Salie
J. P. Farmer
Salie
H. S. Maddox
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Rockwell
Maddox
Florence
Meeting of Fremont County Physicians Postgraduate Club
The Fremont County Physicians Post Graduate club met Monday at Dr A A Clarke's office in Acme block with fair attendance. Dr J G Maxwell presented a quiz on digitalis and strophanthus. Attendees included Drs Maxwell Wilkinson Orenoff Brooks Moore Clark Little Goodloe Cummings Darby. Next meeting set for May 3 in Florence at Dr F R Moore's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont’ County Physicians
A. A. Clarke
Acme
Wis
J. G. Maxwell
Cation
Dre’ Maxwell
Wilkinson
Orenoff
Brooks
Moore
Clark
Little
Goodloe
Cummings
Darby
Florence
F. R. Moore
Small Pox Cases Reported Improving In Canoa City
Johan Augustine brought small pox to Canoa City from Denver. His daughter La Verne aged 18 and son Frankis aged five developed fever and rashes. both are recovering. Miss Margarie Davie is seriously ill but improving. Others show no symptoms yet as families isolate and care for the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Augustine
Canoa City
Denver
la Verne
Frankis
Eldires
Lincoln Park Notes on visits oil pots and park growth
Lincoln Park notes show Mrs A A Gebbardt visiting from Kansas with Mrs Wells and Miss Davis as oil pots dot orchards. Ranchers test oil pumps and heat alarms while county road improvements promise better conditions. Land for a Women's League Chapter House is donated by a Parkman. chapter growth accelerates with new chapters forming nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gebbardt
Mrs. Wells
Miss Davis
Kansas
Lincoln Park
L. D. Beckwith
Park
Sherman Avenue
Board of County
Beckwith
Women’s League
Rail fare notices for multiple groups on D and R G lines
The D and R G railroad announces round trip fares for Canon City to Denver and Canon City to Trinidad for events including Denver trip May 19 20 22 29 with return by June 3 and May 6 to May 9 for Western Slope Conference women clubs plus July 3 4 return by July 12 for National Educational Association events and May 17 18 19 with return by May 22 for the G A R encampment at Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Denver
Canon City
Grand Junction
Western Slope Conference
Womens’ Clubs
National Educational Association
Trinidad
Woman's Club Meeting At Elkshall Topics Discussed
The Woman's club held its regular Elkshall gathering Tuesday afternoon with President Mrs J N Wright presiding. Mrs M S Raynolds led the lesson, Mrs Whitmore gave two humorous readings, and Mrs Milot Tupper Maynard of Denver spoke informally to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Elkshall
J. N. Wright
M.S. Raynolds
Whitmore
Milot Tupper Maynard
Denver
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F. R. Moffett
Greenwood Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn
Esra Lamb
Joel Milsom
Orhe United States Mint
Dow O
Raymond
Dorothy Wr.ap
First Presbyterian Church
Maude Miller
Lamar
J. W. Miller
A. H. White
Supreme Court
Messrs Lumsden and Gordon
Kenley’s Gardens
O. K. Parker
Beaver Land & Irrigation Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Treeadsr
Denton
A. G. van Haften
Calcutta
India
A. H. Stevens
Colorado State Hotel Men's Association
C. C. Denton
James Sullivan
Black Mountain
Current Creek
Wilson Creek
Jon Poefien
Physicians
Dr Price
Cans Club
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