Port land man jailed for wife beating and local notices
Charles Franklin of Port land colored, jailed in county jail on a twenty day sentence for beating his wife Mary Franklin. Harry Rudolph of Mine and Smelter Supply Co. with Denver HQ leaves Canon City after a brief visit. J W Combs of Ballard Washington visits family. Ballard will become part of Seattle on July 1. Prof. A E Judd, Blakesbury Iowa, to Los Angeles for National Teachers Association meeting. Rev J B McCuish of Leadville to chair ethics at Westminster University in Denver this August. C C Henderson, Canon boy in US Navy, rates electrician second class with Boston out of commission. Mr and Mrs Tom Richards in Denver with Denver Symphony, then Chautauqua engagements in Salida and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin
Portland
Mary Franklin
Harry Rudolph
Mine and Smelter Supply Company
Denver
Canon City
Capitol
Cripple Creek
J. W. Combs
Ballard
Washington
Los Angeles
California
National Teachers Association
J. B. McCuish
First Presbyterian Church
Leadville
New Westminster University
J. T. Thomas
Cc. C. Henderson
Canon
U. S. Navy
Boston
Albany
Bremerton
Wash
Tom Richards
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua Assembly
Richards
Salida
Rocky Mountain
Real Estate and Social Notes Stir Canon Community
Canon residents report travel visits as Mrs J K Halliday leaves for Williamsburg Kansas. Mrs R S McConnell returns to Kansas City after visiting Mrs W H Dawson. Edith Bonsteel heads to Pueblo for business courses. Edna Maxwell departs for Castle Rock Colorado. Local clerk Geo P Nix hosts Ed Nix and daughters from Dothan Alabama. J W Anthony returns from Midwest trips noting late crops in Ohio and Indiana.
Local Notes and Arrivals in Canon City
Entries detail individuals visiting, relocating, or returning to Canon City including A H Davis joining Fremont County Abstract, Miss Grace Dale visiting Colorado Springs, Roy Cline on vacation from Cripple Creek, and H W Davis previously with Grand Mesa Abstract. Also mentions Eli Price visiting Salt Lake City relatives and locals taking honey from the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Davis
Main Street
Hayres
Cook
Boulder
Eli Price
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thos. Price
South Cottonwood Avenue
Babberger
F. E. Eakins
Ridgeway
Iowa
S. D. Heckart Co
A. Beghtel
Grace Dale
Colorado Springs
Ada Davis
Roy Cline
Cripple Creek
F. Cline
Cottonwood Avenue
Geo. Craner
Ralph
Moline
Kansas
Grand Mesa Abstract Company
Delta County
Canon City Notes and Transfers From Local Residents
Saturday notes include Miss Nona Newton visiting Montrose. families moving to Victory and Pike Avenue. Mr. J. J. Keating going to Goldfield for mining. Tribble expanding to Trinidad with a billiard room. Edna Price visiting East Canon. parties to Westcliffe. Rita Massey at Mt. St. Scholastica. Miss Maude Miller hosting Z. O. R. club house party. various academy comings and goings. C. H. Bristol and family visiting Canon City. Bowen and Brownlee marriage in Canon City. local officials on fishing trip to Twin Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Department
Citizens State Bank
Nona Newton
Montrose
Eva
Alma Zengel
W. H. Hammond
Victory
Hammond
M. M. MacFerrin
Rev. Thomas
Canon City
Twin Lakes
Salida
M. J. Evans
Rudd Avenue
Pike Avenue
C. S. Hudson
J. J. Keating
Goldfield
Nevada
W. A. Tribble
Trinidad
F. P. Smith
Edna Price
Denver
Leadville
H. S. Garlinghouse
East Canon
Warden
John Cleghorn
Westcliffe
Oak Creek
Rita Massey
Pueblo
Mt. St. Scholastica’s Academy
Maude
Z. O. R. Club
Carrie Olson
Loretto Academy
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Olson
M. C. Morse
Fort Morgan
Mr. Morse
Blanche Brownlee
James L. Cooper
County Court
Court House
A. H. Seely
A. L. Taylor
J. T. Thomas
R. B. Holmes
Miss Hogan to enter Benedictine novitiate in Chicago
Miss Margaret Hogan, top of her class in 1906, leaves Pueblo for Chicago to join the Benedictine Order novitiate. She is accompanied by her father and met by Rev Mother Schuuberta for the journey. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Price of Denver and Mr and Mrs De Weese in Pueblo with local social activities and a post office rate increase set for July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hogan
Academy
Chicago
Benedictine Order
Royal Gorge
Canon City
Price
Denver
E. ©. Michael
Miss Rose
Petersburg
Virginia
Los Angeles
California
Dall de Weese
Lincoln Park
Luther League of Trinity English Lutheran Church
A. C. Jensen
Main Street
League
Hilda Kober
Emma Kramer
Hannah Hoickram
Ernest Schieler
Local notices and visits across Canon City scenes
Several residents and visitors are noted across Canon City and nearby towns. L X Kohlman of Cleveland joins Mr and Mrs D E Gibson. Rev J N Steel of Colchester Illinois visits for his sister in illness. Mrs F H Griffin returns from a Canon City visit. Rev and Mrs Edgar Sherrod plan a California trip with changes to church services. Alderman L P Boyle reports Corydon Iowa as prosperous. W W Simon and son from Nemaha Kansas visit. Miss Holden will manage the Criterion store during Miss Ruth Helm’s Denver trip. Dr L Jump returns from a Cary Safe Co sales trip. Mrs J A Davis and family head to their Westcliffe ranch for summer. Mrs E H Carpenter and Col R W Blanchard join them. Wet Mountain valley scenery enhances the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Main St
Citizens State Bank
L. X. Kohlman
Cleveland
Ohio
D. E. Gibson
Glade
J. N. Steel
Colchester
Illinois
Canon City
C. B. Morris
Steel
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Griffin
South Second Street
Ida Holden
L. P. Boyle
Corydon
Iowa
Boyle
W. W. Simon
Nemaha County
Kansas
California
Vernor S. Simon
North Fourth Street
Los
Western Slope
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo
New York
Leadville
Buena Vista
Ohio City
J. A. Davis
Canon City Chautauqua crowds urged to camp as tents offered
The article notes ten days of the Royal Gorge Chautauqua will cost two dollars and fifty cents with many attendees planning to camp on the grounds. It also lists locals traveling to Gunnison county for fishing and visiting relatives, plus mentions artists, students, and the Euphonium Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gorge
Iowa
Colorado
Canon City
Euphonium Glee Club
Chautauqua
White
M. M. Wood
Zilpha
Riverside Avenue
South Canon
Flora
Illinois
Dan Hall
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Martha Miner Richards
Savage Company
Miss Woods
Public Library
Winifred Woods
Chicago
Katherine Woods
Elgin
Vermont
New York City
Alton Packard
Indiana
Mr. Packard
First National Bank
J. C. Borton
St. Cloud
Barton
Local notices and visits fill Canon City week
Wednesday reports visits by William Kenly D J Walters and family to Mrs E T Grey in Denver. Bank pays 4 percent on savings. Mrs Alex McLeod travels to Denver. A H McLain ill with typhoid at Dr Graves hospital. Miss Mary E Davis to Denver guests Adelene Norton. Kinsman surprise party with Crissman Stockton families. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. Dr Geo Crissman and Irving Stockton plan a month camping trip to Gunnison country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kenly
D. J. Walters
Son
Denver
E. T. Grey
Citizens State Bank
Alex McLeod
East Canon
A. H. McLain
Dr. Graves Hospital
Louis C. Biggs
Howard
Ethel Scisco
Waterville
Kansas
Hector M. Sinclair
Lottie Frances Pinnick
Henry A. Rose
Bertha Shuler
Pueblo
W. S. Kinsman
Lower
Four Mile
Gage, Hall, Earnhardt
Watts
The Best Financial Banking Ad Encourages Saving Now
An advertisement promotes the bank as a personal financial partner. It touts saving money to secure wealth in old age and offers four percent on Savings Deposits. It urges immediate action using liberal business methods to place an account.
Local headlines note prison escape and community news
The article reports two Mexican convicts who escaped from the penitentiary farm near Four Mile Creek have their prison garb found nearby. no leads on their whereabouts. It also covers Prof. and Mrs. Eichhorn's eastward vacation plan, J. D. Russell's vacation and a closing out sale at H. E. Tenney's jewelry store with deep discounts on clocks, pens, silverware, and music items starting Friday morning, July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Cup
Four Mile Creek
N. C. Durning
L. D. Eichhorn
Denver
Logansport
Indiana
H. E. Tenney
Boy Falls In Abandoned Shaft In Cripple Creek Tragedy
Chas H Duncan of the Ceylon Tea store learns of the instant death of his nine year old nephew Allen Richardson who fell into an abandoned prospect shaft about fifty to sixty feet from a Cripple Creek home. The shaft was not recently used and its cover broke as Allen played nearby. His brother Carter, sixteen, manually lowered himself by a rope into the shaft to recover the body, an act praised as heroic. Funeral announced for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Duncan
Ceylon Tea Store
Cripple Creek
Allen Richardson
Richardson
Beacon Hill
Allen
Carter Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ragsdale
J. K. Halliday
Williamsburg
Ats & Dunn
J. J. Hollingsworth Realty Co
Olney
A. H. White
Montgomery
Charlie Padgett
Beaver Creek
Fanchers Ranch
Joe Hildebrand
Hildebrand
C. W. Price
North Fifth Street
Nix
Alabama
Pacific Coast
J. W. Anthony
T. D. Palmer
Apex
North Seventh Street
W.T. Little
M. D
Colo
Baker & Biggs
C.herman Graves
North Birth Street
Kent L. Eldred
Maupin Block
C. H. Wilkinson
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public and Conveyancer
South Fifth Street
Holman Mercantile CO
C B. Coulter
J. W. Cannon
Cashier
Green Hill Orchards Department Growers and Shippers
Arsenate
Colorado Canning Co
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