Real estate notices and local society in Canon City
Canon City items note notary notices and real estate talk, plus numerous society updates. James Turnbull visits Pueblo, Ed Cronk travels to Glenwood Springs, and many residents, visitors, and businesspeople are listed with moves, visits, illnesses, and social events in the community. Several names and addresses appear, including Dr. Kittell, Harrison Block. Mrs. J. R. Wright. Charles H. Duncan. Ben Parsons. A. R. Gumner. Florence Tribune references. and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turnbull
Pueblo
C. F. Pressey
Denver
Ed Cronk
Victor
Canon
Dall de Weese
Glenwood Springs
Bear Wallow Ranch
Dorothy Wright
J. R. Wright
River Street
Charles H. Duncan
Macon Avenue
Ben Parsons
Key’s Shoe Store
Graves’ Hospital
A. R .Gumner
York
Florence
Beaver Creek
Florence Tribune
Albert Philipp
Grant
Oregon
Philipp
Hank” Williamson
Denver Rio Grande
Grant's Pass
Thomas E. Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Credit and Solicitor
Fred H. Borst
City Market
Lorado Springs
Saunders
California
Lorence Brotherhood
Warren W. Wolf
Inez Wilson
John Chetel
Per
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Picnic party and land purchases described in early Texas notes
A jolly Grape Creek picnic was enjoyed by Professor Jeffers and a large group including Misses Pierce Edith Verna Cissna Marjorie Kirkton Bernice Richardson Blanch Sherwood Irene Jenking and several men. Another Skyline Boulevard gathering was also reported as pleasant. J E Henstock and family, recently moved to Twin Falls, bought 320 acres of sage brush land and quickly sold 160 acres for the price of the full purchase. He exchanged horses for parts of the land and expects high value as prices rise, now living 14 miles south of Twin Falls on a 120 acre rented farm for a year, optimistic Twin Falls is a money-making location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grape Creek Canon
Professor Jeffers
Misses Pierce
Edith
Verna Cissna
Marjorie Kirkton
Bernice Richardson
Blanch Sherwood
Irene Jenking
Will Swain
Joe Cooper
Lewis Deval
Will Simon
Ralph Thoreau
Clifford George
Ralph
Albert Garlinghouse
Skyline Boulevard
J. E. Henstock
Four Mile
Twin Falls
Henstock
Local social notes and visits across Pueblo area
Miss Addie Rees of Pueblo visits Mrs. William Maddock at 609 Allison avenue and Miss Crete Chapson of Canon City stays with Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. Lafe Combs visits Cripple Creek for a week with her sister Mrs. Robert E. Smith. Canon City visitor B A Tyner calls on Pueblo friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Rees
Pueblo
William Maddock
Allison Avenue
Crete Chapson
Canon City
Helen Smith
Pueblo Star-Journal
Lafe Combs
Cripple Creek
Robert E. Smith
B. A. Tyner
Guild
Canon City Cannon
Mr. Webb
The
Daily Record
J. Q. MacDonald
Union
Florence
J. E. Weaver
E. D. Bond
Colorado Springs
Springs
Residents headlined by Silver Cliff trip notes and moves
Tuesday notes Ben Parsons resting at Silver Cliff for asthma relief. Mrs. M. W. Flannigan visited with her husband whose foreman works at the Geyser mine in Silver Cliff. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dickman and family depart for Toledo Gale to begin new residence. Robert B. Lewis returns from a three day visit at Gilver CHa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Parsons
Silver Cliff
H. L. Dickman
Toledo
Gale
Robert
Lewis
Gilver Cha
Local Residents Share Travel Aims And Civic Plans
Mrs Madeline Raynolds and Master Ray Lewis spend time at Silver Cliff while Mrs Mary Dowling visits Fort Collins and Denver. J H Brown and two daughters from Lafayette enjoy spring climate at 322 Harrison Ave. Dr J B Cloud and family arrive for health reasons, living at 216 Harrison. Mrs Jessie Sarver and Dr W T Little party return from Salida after op. Dunlap recovers from appendicitis at Denver hospital. Denver & Rio Grande work begins on double track near Seventh Street. Mrs C C Smith returns from Ohio after her father W M Buchanan dies. two telegrams misrouted. Warden Cleghorn and crew travel to Trinidad to select convict camp for boulevard project. Auto trip to Trinidad planned with convicts. Paul Scholte resigns telephon e job to join copper mining with Bettis at Copperfield. Louis Granger to replace Scholter. Do A Biggs and party return from Silver Cliff and Wet Mountain Valley via Copper Gulch road. trip takes just over three hours with seven people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Raynolds
Master Ray Lewis
Silver Cliff
Mary Dowling
Fort Collins
J.P. Squires
Denver
Canon City
Dodge City
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Colorado Springs
J. H. Brown
Lafayette
Ind
Harrison Avenue
J. 8. Cloud
W. T. Little
Misses Dunlap
Main Street
Salida
Dunlap
Denver & Rio Grande Hospital
Denver & Rio Grande
Seventh Street
C. C. Smith
Park Avenue
Lincoln Park
Ohio
Abe Willey
Willard Cleghorn
Trinidad
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming Frontier
Triniaad
Paul Scholte
E. G. Bettis
Scholte
Copperfield
Bettis
Louis Granger
W. E. Granger
Scholter
Do. A. Biggs
Baker & Biggs
Copper Gulch
Easter hat rain, Colorado freeze date noted in 1907
A scattered news column mentions light rain in Trinidad and other locales, a fatal 1907 freeze on April 20 impacting Colorado fruit growers, and local happenings. Harry Johnson returns from a Fort Collins sale for Williams Smith Rice Dry Goods. An outdoor Main Street concert drew a large crowd, outperforming the band’s later show. Crete Chapeon heads to Santa Ana Kansas business college for two months, visiting eastern Kansas afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colorado
Harry Johnson
Williams-Smith-Rice Dry Goods Company
Fort Collings
Johnson
Main Street
Crete Chapeon
Sa Mna
Kansas
Miss Chapeon
Canoa City
Bailey ad sparks sale. Bailey discontinues raspberries
Mr A S Bailey of South Twelfth street placed an ad in the Daily Record three days ago offering raspberry plants for sale. Today he phoned to cancel the ad after selling out, saying the ad in the Daily Record caused the sellout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Bailey
South Twelfth Street
Daily Record
Bailey
Record Office
George Newcomb
Rockvale
Newcomb
Frank Emmerson
River Street
Pitt A. Wade
Chicago
Battle Creek
Mich
Lake Region
New Mexico
Old Fort
J. D. Endicott
Texas Creek
Germany
Endicott
United States
Fremont County
Rowland
Injured Surveyor Breaches Mountain Cliff
Burnie Craig of 2408 Main Street fell while helping a survey crew four or five miles from Silver Cliff. He slipped from an almost vertical rock face, fracturing several ribs and bruising himself, but companions brought him home and he is recovering with return hoped by week’s end.
Testimony in Denver and Grande Case Deliberations Proceed
The United States Reduction and Refining Company versus the Denver and Rio Grande is before the jury in Florence over the alleged destruction of the National mill. Attorneys argue this afternoon after a railroad case was presented earlier today with a short 2:30 to 3:00 recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Reduction & Refining Company
Denver & Rio Grande Company
National
Florence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ragedale
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Dr. Kittell
Harrison Block
K. Ross
Rawlins
Wyo
St. Cloud Hotel
Ross
Daily Record Office
Kittell
Anna G. Williams
State Board of Pardons
A. C. Montgomery
Warden
John Cleghorn
Montgomery
Buchtel
Chas. E. Burnap
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Adelbert French
Omaha
J. E. Burleigh
J. N. Wright
H. E. Smith
Williamson
Orchard Avenue
East Canon
T. E. Grantham
W. B. Ryle
Washington School
Edward MacClain
Samuerday
G. R. Tanner
Annie McGeary
el Paso
Texas
Gus Morris
Maud May
Sedalia
Charles Heyl
Walter Spreyer
Pike Avenue
Fifth Street
J. H. Hunley
Col. MacDonald
Metropolis
J. E. Pool
Pool
E. W. Thomas
M. D
Caron City
Baker & Bigas
R.C. Herman Graves
Sirth Street
Kant L. Eldred
G H Wilkinsor
Seip Im Toon
A. Bradbury
Public and Conveyancer Office
ATN
Citizens State Bank
Menda
Haggett
F. H. Beagley
Los Angeles
Bengley
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
San Pedro
Seeaoe
J. T. Thomas
Rudd Avenue
A. H. Seely
Seely
Denver & Grande
Colorado Canning Os
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