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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
The Canon City Record informs subscribers that it will not discontinue a paper until all arrears are paid. It notes that subscribers remain responsible for the full subscription price until payment and official order to stop are received. Returns do not constitute discontinuance.
Mr. F R Rockwell, formerly superintendent of the Cafson City and Cripple Creek railroad, rejoins the Denver and Rio Grande and will serve as Grand Junction division superintendent in New Castle. Charles E Michod, Colorado Springs, plans to make Carson City his home after purchasing land on Lincoln Park and nearby river corner for a large residence and rooms. Former Mayor J J Cone visited for business and will depart with his wife for the East after July. Snow appears near Cripple Creek while Bishop Matz visited Mt St Scholastica schools.
The Southern District Mississippi Convention of the Christian church will meet at the local church next Tuesday and Wednesday with sessions on Sunday School work led by S. H. Atwater Mrs H E Smith and Rev B B Tyler of Denver. Dr Tyler speaks Tuesday evening and Rev F A Calvin of Colorado Springs is chief speaker Wednesday evening. An invitation is extended to all.
Wilbur F Ripley, CAFION CITY graduate, was ordained Tuesday evening by a First Baptist council including Rev Hart and Rev Lawler from Trinidad and Pueblo. The sermon used Psalms 39 3. Ripley previously served in Princeton Missouri and will pastor there from July first. Ice cream social Friday benefits the city band.
Dave Houston awarded the contract for a new four room frame cottage at Greenwood and First. Contractor Van Buskirk will oversee the construction.
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