Ragsdale's Real Estate Bargains and Local Visits
Social notes list Hammocks and Fishing Tackle at Whipple's and a Notary Public at 523 Main. Mrs. J. H. McDaniels and daughter Ivaline visit Paonia. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maynes leave for Richmond Indiana. several men plan a Greenhorn mountains camping trip and hunting ground survey for deer next fall. Misses Pearl and Clara Johnson visit Canon City. O J Atwood and wife consider relocating after Colorado tour. City Clerk Dawson returns from Parlins with trout. fishing noted as good along streams into the Gunnison river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragsdale
Whipple's
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Main St
Johnson
Canon
O. J. Atwood
Horton
Kansas
Colorado
T. J. Schall
Mr. Atwood
Canon City
L. D. Dawson
Parlins
Gunnison River
Tri- Bullion Smelting Plans Zinc Smelter in Canon City
A letter to the President of the Business Men's Association from R. W. Bull states the Tri- Bullion Smelting company has agreed with Canon City Commercial Association to construct a zinc smelter in Canon City. Canon has prom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
R. W. Bull
Tri- Bullion Smelting Company
Canon City Commercial Association
Canon
Canon City Scene Chronicles Rail Talk and Traveling Visitors
Local notes report construction plans for a fifty ton per day smelter with modest costs benefiting Canon City while Florence loses the project. The Cripple Creek Times covers tours by Jesse Watters and Clarence Hamlin along allied lines, a cave in probe, and a parade of visitors from Denver, Ruthven, Lake City, Hastings, and beyond with fishing trips, camping plans, and municipal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Canon
Stratton Independence
Midland Terminal
Battle Mountain
Canon City
Cripple Creek
Hardy Sayre
Lake City
Sayre
J. M. Dennison
Ruthven
Minnesota
M. J. Evans
Pike Avenue
Dennison
Evans
Nicoll F. Johnson
Denver
Santa Fe
Johnson
Fred Karns
Karns
Cripple Creek Times
Gilbert Campbell
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
F. A. Stockton
Sangre de Christos
Silver Cliff
E. H. Graham
J. D. Biggs
W. L. Morris
McCoy
Los Angeles
California
Hart Goodloe
Social Notes From Canon City and Nearby
Menday. Mrs. N. F. Johnson and her young daughter from Pueblo are visiting Canon City friends. Mrs. William Jones departed Saturday for California to settle there. Miss Edna Biggs has returned from Pueblo where she visited Miss Anna Ray. C. W. Talbot sold his Lincoln Park residence at 1374 Park Avenue to M. V. Keator of Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thomas
Westcliffe
Bertha Duvall
Emporia
Kansas
Canon City
R. Adams
Ruth Webster
Leadville
Mayme Platt
H. F. Graham
Holton
Canon
J. P. Farmer
Lincoln Park
T. J. Schall
Carrie Findley
Miss McLain
Chicago
M. E. Collins
A. H. White
Cottonwood Lake
Buena Vista
Jenkie Braden
Agnes Pummel
The
Criterion
Harry E. Clark
Corydon
Iowa
Robert M. Boyle
Clark
Boyle
Lorenz Pezel
Denver
Pimorac
Colorado
Pezel
Frank McFarlane
W. C. Huntoon
Almont
Taylor
East Rivers
McFarlane
Huntoon
T. L. Hutcheson
Wichita
J. H. Frey
Cebolla
Gunnison River
A. Frey
Edith
Abilene
E. Agnes Woods
Public Library
Winifred F
L. Katherine Woods
Atlantic
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Katherine
Winona
Minnesota
Woods
Buffalo
Portland
Oregon
Luther van Slyke
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
van Slyke
Orange Lands
Russ Sartor
Mrs. van Slyke
Talbot
E. F. Jewett
W. 8. Dodge
Harvard
Illinois
J. M. Cramer
Ed Rupp
Monument
Maddox
Rupp
Esser
John Driscoll
Lynn
Boise City
Idaho
Nesbit
C. W. Talbot
Canon Realty Company
Farnum St. John
Park Avenue
S. S. Courtney
Lawrence
Rhoda Smiley
Mrs. Smiley
Bessie Smiley
Max Vezzetti
Mary Bardesono
Brookside
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Father Chrysostom Lochschmidt
L. X. Kohlman
Mr. Kohlman
Burnett Extract
Mass
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
Pitts
Bloomington
Ernest Carter
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Carter
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
A. la Quatte
Harry Combs
Fort Collins
Eureka
Utah
la Quatte
Cripple Creek
Ford Woods
Indianapolis
Ind
New York Central
Ford Vinnege Woods
Effingham
Frank
John
W. W. Emmerson
Messrs. H. J
A. H. Craig
Cochetope
Gunnison
R. C. Pierce
Avondale
Pueblo
Pierce
Arkansas Valley
Residents arrive and depart as Canon City grows
The Wet Mountain Tribune reports a bustling Canon City scene with visitors from Harvard Illinois to Boise City Idaho. Residents plan moves to Canon City while others return from trips to Denver Pueblo and Chicago.
Mountain town notes and regional news roundup
Canon City and nearby towns share social visits, health notes, and local business items. Mentions include Elmer Dunlap and family, W. E. Galley, Frank P. Smith, Moab visitors, Charles Newman of the Bostonian Opera, trout fishing near Quartz Creek, and health musings from E. B. Scrivner and H. N. Beecher. Also reports cider vinegar sales to the state penitentiary, state fair plans in Pueblo, and a health tip about swimming cramps with ear cotton use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dunlap
Charles Fogg
Canon
Wet Mountain Tribune
W. E. Galley
Frank P. Smith
Canon City
Lake of the Clouds
W. P. Martin
Moab
Utah
L. P. Boyle
Martin
S. E. Lane
Parlins
Quartz Creek
E. B. Scrivner
Kentucky
Colorado
H. N. Beecher
Monument
Denver
Rockafellow
State Penitentiary
Pueblo
Fremont
H. S. Garlinghouse
State Fair Association
James D. Rose
Martin, Tenn
East
Tennessee
Local visitors and rhubarb price notices headline Colorado town
Wednesday greetings from Sedalia Colorado as Misses Frances and Ethel Manhart visit Miss Nettie Maddox. Colorado Canning Company offers 75 cents per 100 pounds for rhubarb all summer. Mrs Knowles of Galva Kansas visits brother John Wilson and family in Canon City. Misses Eva and Jessie Finkle of McPherson Kansas arrive to visit Canon City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Ethel Manhart
Sedalia
Colorado
Nettie Maddox
Colorado Canning Company
Knowles
Galva
Kansas
John Wilson
South Canon
Eva
Jessie Finkle
McPherson
H .S. Maddox
Canon City
The Best Financial Banking Offers Savings at Four Percent
An advertisement urges readers to bank with liberal methods and save now to become wealthy. It promises four percent on savings deposits and emphasizes the value of money for old age.
Bank official leaves for rest in Colorado Springs
Citizens State Bank editor C. Wills of the Ceylon tea store is convalescing from typhoid fever and departs at noon for Colorado Springs for two weeks of rest. Also notes Dixie sweet stuffed pickles from Canon City now sold by grocers for five cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. C. Wills
Ceylon Tea Store
Colorado Springs
Colorado Canning Company
Canon City
Cr. G. Lacy
Woodlawn
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Denver & Rio Grande
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Buena Vista
State Reformatory
U. S. Okey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Okey
Northwest
Puget Sound
United States
Paint Purchase Offers Effortless Solutions for Homeowners
A house owner faces a paint dilemma and is advised to buy here for proven success at economical expense. Whether buying a pound or a ton, customers receive careful and courteous service and ample evidence of favorable results.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Wilkinson
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public and Conveyancer
Souths Fifth Street
T. D. Palmer
Apex Bik
Blue
North Seventh Street
W. T. Little
M. D
Caron City
Colo
Over & Biggs
C.herman Graves
North Sirth Street
Kent L. Eldred
Maupin
E. M. Essex
E. Lane
Ben F. Taylor
Holman Mercantile CO
J. D. Williams
Parkdale
Williams
A. H. Seely
Hellene
Mr. Seely
Walker
Mr. McNutt
DeWeese Dam
Thad
Palace Livery
Hyssong, Green
Ratcliff
Main Street
Citizens State Bank
T. B. Coulter
J. W. Cannon
M.J. Evans
Cashier
Mate
Green Hill Orchards Department Growers and Shippers
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