Real Estate and Local News Reach Canon City
Canon City residents and visitors are listed in a dense roundup of society notes. Parole Officer Smith visits. Miss Daisy Jeffries travels to Denver. several dignitaries and businessmen travel to Denver, Chicago, and Grand Junction. fishing trips, auctions, and property talk fill the week.
Numerous Local Residents Noted In Weekend Fixes and Travel
Saturday reports show Mrs Betts of North Seventh street ill and Mrs Dr Ashley's mother leaving Trinidad briefly. Mr Thompson and Mr McKee visited Missouri and Wailsenburg respectively, while Mrs Ross with measles improves enough to sit up. Miss Katherine Coolbaugh returns from Kansas relatives. A E Ott of Fordland Mo arrives to join W F Ott in the candy kitchen. The McMayans plan Boulder medical treatment, and Mrs George McKenzie heads to Rhode Island. Miss Gibbs visits family in Joe La Junta, and Mrs Bailey travels to Glenwood then to her brother Lowry. F Tanks marries in Omaha and aims Canon City. Fred P Hubbert and brother reach Pueblo for business, Luella Holmes hosts a card party with Dr R E Holmes’s family, and Charles Taylor drives with Fred Bighmy to Ames Iowa via Skyline Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
North Seventh Street
Dr. Ashley
Trinidad
Thompson
Missouri
McKee
Wailsenburg
Ross
George McWilliams
Katherine Coolbaugh
Kansas
A. E. Ott
Fordland
W. F. Ott
McMayan
Boulder
George McKenzie
Woodlawn Avenue
Rhode Island
Gibbs
Joe la Junta
Bailey
Glenwood
Lowry
F. Tanks
Omaha
Canon City
Whipple Avenue
Fred P. Hubbert
Pueblo
Luella Holmes
R. E. Holmes
Postoffice
Charles Taylor
Fred Bighmy
Rossink Ames
Skyline Drive
A Checking Account Benefits for Business and Ranch Use
A Checking Account offers convenience to business professionals and ranchmen. It helps organize finances, provides receipts for all payments, and enhances standing in the community. Visit us to learn more.
Local residents attend picnics and gatherings in Ames and Canon City
Bank officials from Citizens State Bank visit Ames and share notes from an Ohio and Iowa picnic. The piece details visits by Mrs. Merriam and Dr. Twitchell hosting dinners, a Marble Cave picnic by Baldwin Kansas students, card night at the McFarlanes, and fall plans for a Yeoman picnic on July 4 with Canon City Homestead No 183 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passmore
Ames
Iowa
Ohio
Fred Eighmy
Telluride
Merriam
Cottonwood
Currant
Baker University
Clarence Hills
Hurlburt
Hills
Crouse
Canon
Alling
Evans
Bray
Baldwin
Kansas
Marble Cave
Frank McFarlane
Dozier
Dave Robison
Henry Hutton
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Des Moines
Pike Avenue
Amanda Huffen
Tanks
Colorado Springs
Manning Iowa
Bessie Crank
Wichita
Catholic Sisters’ Academy
Bessie
Alexander
Grande Hotel
Hart Goodloe
Dr. Goodloe
Mrs. Goodloe
St. Louis
Ruth Lewis
Miss Peabody
Jessie Peabody
Miss Clark
Gretchen Harding
Canon City Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeeman
Local Notes and Arrivals in Canon City
Monday items show Miss Mabel Rippey leaving for Salida and Mrs Lee Barber with two children returning from Cripple Creek. Col S K Hooper visits from Denver while C A Biggs and sons travel from Silver Cliff. Prof Hall becomes science teacher at Canon City High School succeeding Prof Guy Foster. Des Moines guest George Ruhmland visits Hubbert family. Mrs P V Taylor returns after a ten day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rippey
Salida
Lee Barber
Ferdinand Reinhardt
Cripple Creek
Col. S. K. Hooper
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Canon City
Messrs
C. A. Biggs
Arthur
James
eGorge A. Baker
Danl de Weese
Silver Cliff
Prof
Hall
Colorado College
Wheat Ridge High School
Board of Education
Canon City High School
Guy Foster
George Ruhmland
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred P. Hubbert
Redmiand
Hubbert
P. V. Taylor
Our City
Fallout of floods and daily life in Topeka and environs
News brief roundup from Topeka detailing local notes. Mr Taylor assists church organ work. Local residents travel to Salt Lake City and Denver. Individuals move, marry, or welcome births. Burglary at 516 North Fourth. Medical congress in Vienna and European travel. Continuous everyday events and social notes across town.
Tobin Heads to Chicago for Business and Vice Presidential Talk
G. W. Tobin departed for Chicago for several days of business. He said he would avoid public appearances during his stay to prevent Republicans from pressing him to accept the vice presidential nomination with William Howard Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tobin
Chicago
Tobin
William Howard Taft
Canon City Notes Realign Social Ties And Local Jobs
Mr. Jacobs assists at Hawley & Son undertaking parlors during C. L. Hawley's illness and returns to Pueblo. Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell plan a Pacific Northwest tour including B C and Puget Sound towns. Vincent Greydene-Smith arrives from Denver for a family visit while City Marshal Houston seeks missing Miss Ethel Bennett. Hawley & Son resume service after Dr. Hawley recovers. New arrivals include Arthur Chellis of Warsaw, Wis. and Arthur H. Smith with typhoid fever near recovery. H. M. Fox wins water service line work for Canon City. Royal Gorge pipe hung on cliff. Maxwells travel to Vancouver to Victoria, B C and other Puget Sound towns. Kelsey family to Colorado Springs for work in Denver & Rio Grande freight department. W. G. Eldred prepares Cripple Creek summer residence. F C assayer business. Miss Laura Calloway, Montrose city clerk, visits Lincoln Park with relatives from Montrose. Will Cramer of Kokomo heads to Pittsburg, Boston and east for summer. Colorado observes three flag days with state proclamation. Colorado Lumber & Supply yard sold to Independent Lumber of Carason City. Beverstock to east and Florence trip. Ernest Webb departs Canon City for Toronto via Colorado Springs, Denver and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Baker
C. A. Biggs
Silver Cliff
Richard Houle
Beckwith
Charles W. Kelsey
J. W. McKinley
Colorado Springs
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Kelsey
Canon City
J. T. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Pueblo
J. O. Phillips
Knoxville
Tennessee
Phillips
B. T. Dooley
Thomas
H. Atwater
D. W. Ross
Canon City Merchants’ Association
W. E. Sidebottom
Canon Grocery Company
Royal Gorge
J. S. Greene
Kansas-Colorado Power & Railroad Company
Perry A. Sherman
Gibson Lumber Company
Grand Junction
Dingman
J. W. Schoolfield
Fremont County
Katherin Farmer
Taylor
L. D. Schuler
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Canon
Miss Shepard
Central Block
J. D. Horn
Ames
Iowa
Telluride
Ernest C. Shumway
Helen
Glenwood Springs
Karl Kober
Ann Arbor
Law School
University of Michigan
Topeka
R. J. Mitten
Tekamah
Neb
R. G. Nesbit
Pacific Coast
N. F. Trayer
Allison Avenue
Salida
Trayer
W. H. Nevin
Baby
A. L. Rogers
Denver
Floyd Rogers
Minnie Merriam
N. Cohens
Chicago
New York
Europe
International Medical Congress
Vienna
W. F. Brooks
Greenwood Avenue
Miss Brooks
P. M. Finis
Custer County
Bailey
Finis
A. H. Seely
A. H. White
Seely
Glenwood
Colorado State Druggists’ Association
Harrel W. Coulter
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Hoover
T. B. Coulter
Fifteenth Street
John Shaw Jr
A. E. Wilson
Abilene
Kansas
Opal Law
Wilson
Fifth Street
College Avenue
Vincent Greydene-Smith
D. J. Houston
Ethel Bennett
Hawley & Son
Arthur Chellis
Warsaw
Wis
Chellis
H. M. Fox
Florence Tribune
J. G. Maxwell
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Denver & Rid Grande
Arthur H. Smith
Macon Avenue
W. G. Eldred
Cripple Creek
Laura
Blythe Calloway
Montrose
Colo
L. H. Bancroft
Park Avenue
Lincoln Park
Greeley
Boulder
Laura ‘Calloway
Excessive Rainfall Strikes Texas and Oklahoma
James Turnbull reports extensive floods across the region from Texas to Oklahoma. Cotton and corn lands in river bottoms are submerged and crops destroyed. Bridges washed out and farm structures swept away leaving desolation. A town in Oklahoma has been cut off for ten days with no outside communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turnbull
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Turnbull
Turnbull
Kansas City
Union Station
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Ragedale
W. B. Rowland
Main Street
Kittell
Harrison Block
Smith
Tuesaday
Daisy Jeffries
A. R. Frisbie
F. H. Taylor
Colorado Telephone Company
Fridev
Huntoon
Dr. Little
American Medical Association
Myrtle Boyle
Colorado
Cc. C. Dawson
Big Coliseum
Capt. Endsley
Burlington
N. H. Endsley
North Nineteenth Street
Sunflower
Dall de Weese
de Weese
Rus
J. Harry Carson
the Railroad
Mr. Carson
Beaver Land & Irrigation Company
Beaver Park
R. Clinton Hall
South
Ethel Louck
Eads
Dodds Commercial College
Miss Louck
Nebraska
George F. Rockafellow
Tenth Street
Ted Harding
L. L. Harding Jr
Louis Raynolds
Gunnison
Hiero
Gunnison River
C.herman Graves
North Sixth Street
Kent L. Eldred
Meugia
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public
Ancl Conveyancer
Gowth Fma Deist
Citizens State Bank
Tr. B. Coulter
J. W. Cannon
M.J. Evans
Will Cramer
Kokomo
H. F. Cramer
Pittsburg
Boston
Cramer
Lancaster
Buchtel
Colorado Lumber & Supply Company
Independent Lumber Company
Caraon City
E. L. Beverstock
Palisade
Beverstock
East
Florence
Ernest Webb
T. J. Schall
Dodge City
Kan
Daily Record
Toronto
Canada
Webb
Cogesen
Gartelds
Western Seadh
Seres