Canon City News Notes on Local People and Commerce
Real estate ads, riverfront franchise, and social notices cover Canon City figures including W B Rowland notary, Dr Kittell dentist, Baker & Biggs staff, and locals like Miss Cora McCoy. Visitors travel to Denver and St Paul for vacations while others head to Canon’s Wet Mountain valley and Cripple Creek district for work and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragedale
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Main Street
Dr. Kittell
Harrison Block
Canon City News Briefs Plentiful Local Happenings Including Pardon and Visits
Emil Klunker returns from Denver. E H Walker reports Theatorium trip. L E Hensley, ex-real estate man, pardoned in Canon City. Miss Queenie Jamieson heads to Pennsylvania for months, Ina Crozier joins in Kansas City to Harrisburg leg. Dr G W Anderson family relocate to 420 Park Ave Canon City. Tom Hughes learns of father’s death in Pueblo. funeral soon. S B Stanger and party visit Entorf home. Stan ger to stay about a month. Canon City Junior baseball splits with Portland 12 15. away game next. Mrs Floyd Rogers hosts 25 ladies at 835 College Ave. Dodds Commercial College picnic at Temple Canon. 40 attendees. Photographer Babberger on excursion. W A Jolliffe of Plymouth visits Canon City. to relocate with family in Sept. Jolliffe impressed by Royal Gorge. Sunday school organized at Brookside. Idris Roberts elected superintendent. Mrs Louis Fleming, Maggie Jones secretaries. Smith Watson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Klunker
Denver
E. H. Walker
Ae Theatorium
L. E. Hensley
Salida
Canon City
Queenie Jamieson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Ina .Crozier
Kansas City
Harrisburg
Jamieson
G. W. Anderson
Nemaha
Iowa
Park Avenue
A. F. Terrill
Tom Hughes
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Pueblo
Stanger
Dodds’ Commercial College
Temple Canon
Babberger
W. A. Jolliffe
Plymouth
Michigan
W. 8. Glass
Jolliffe
Royal Gorge
United States
Brookside
Case
East Lincoln Park
Idris Roberts
Louis Fleming
Mises Maggie Jones
Smith Watson
Sundeag
W. BR Ginex
Canon OY
Oscar Thurlow
Thurlow
Kansas-Colorado Light & Power Company
Beaver Park
Fritz Raynolds
Pella
Paul Scholte
Leila
Cletia Dowling
John Dowling
Fort Collins
Cletia
John Squires
Misses Dowling
Greenwood Avenue
Society of Christian
Fragments Show Local Visits And Departures
Friday notes Mrs Thad Ragsdale and her young son visiting at Mrs Ragsdale’s former home in Greeley. Mr Will Gray formerly with Biggs Lumber Co has gone to Florence to work for Gideon Lumber Co. Mrs Geo B Kirkland of South Canon travels to Welda Kansas to be with daughter Miss Grace who fell ill in Anderson County. Paul and Woodford Matlock return to Denver after a week’s visit with their father W A Matlock general sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora R. McCoy
Baker & Biggs Mercantile Company
St. Paul
Minn
Marguerit Whitmore
Myra Sherrit
Denver
Elizabeth Earle
Canon
Glenn W. Beane
Central Kansas
Henry Fox
Canon City Waterworks
Hanging Bridge
Royal Gorge
Florence
Florence Tribune
Leona Short
Hazel Avenue
Lucinda
Edga Kennedy
Georgie Wood
Winifred Wood
Blanche Wing
Jessie Beane
Arthur Biggs
C. A. Biggs
Anna P. . Livingstone
Maude
Mignon Baker
Baker & Biggs
Wet Mountain Valley
B. O. Halstead
Lincoln Park
A. E. Hilton
Gem Market
Main Street
Halstead
South Canon
Gwillim Land & Investment Company
Chandler Creek
A. C. Jensen
Edward Pauls
George H. Krueger
Jensen
Eureka
E. C. Hiatt
Victor
Hiatt
Cripple Creek
George W. Batchelor
W. M. Veach
Star
Rio Grande County
San Juan Mountains
Mary Sophia Jackson
Fort Collins
George W. Jackson
Jackson
East Canon
F. Q. Hartshorn
Clarion
George Polhemus
Lincoln
Park
J. O. Stearns
Pacific Coast
Hartshorn
Iowa
Middle West
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Allison Avenue
Newsum
McDowell
Harding
Palmer Lake
Bower
Woodlawn Avenue
Ames
McKee
Walgenburg
T. Bates
Robb
Elm Avenue
Oregon
California
Clara Hubbell
Mesilla Park
New Mexico
Texas
Old Mexico
Canon City
Lucinda Kennedy
J. R. Kennedy
Rudd Avenue
Nebraska
P. H. Vair
Kansas City
Grand Trunk Railway System
Vair
Wallepany
Colorado
Times
H. B. Ingram
North Sixth Street
Trinidad
Ingram
Frank Emmerson
River Street
Carthage
Burnside
Ill
Emmerson
Jessie
Illinois
M. H. Pulver
New York
Pulver
Mr. Pulver
W. F. Bridwell
A. Morrison
First Presbyterian
Marble Cave
Thad. Ragsdale
Little Son
Ragsdale
Greeley
Will Gray
Biggs Lumber Co
Gideon Lumber Co
Geo. B. Kirkland
Welda
Kan
Grace
Anderson County
Paul and
Woodford Matlock
W. A. Matlock
General Sales
Rebekahs
Rebecca Gray
Ottawa
Gerald Rockafellow
George F. Rockafellow
Edna Templin
Genevieve Diebert
Will McClure
Salt Lake City
Mrs. McClure
O’brien
Boston
Mass
A. M. O’brien
Santa Fe
Edgar A. Sherrod
Christchurch
Ocean Park
Mrs. Sherrod
Mrs. Sherrod will be gone a month and perhaps longer. _ Miss Anna
Ula Proctor
Miss Amick
Miss Britt
University of California At Berkeley
Sheriff Esser
Esser
Chicago
C. F. Skinner
Mima
Perkins
Oklo
S. J. Farmer
Glockner Hospital
Colorado Springs
Jethro
Sanford
Durango
Knights Templar of
Canon City Commandery No. 9
F. C. Hartshorn
San Diego
George M. Polhemus
W. H. Rector
Rector
Custer County
Joan Freek
Eldred
Wet Mountain
Texas Creek
Sangre de Christo Range
George P. Nix
George Columbia
Johnne
Fshing
Gunnison
Edith Jones
Percy Ryan
Mabel Jukes
Mr. Atwater
Mary E. Whitmore
Grinnell
John Whitmore
C. R. McLain
Westicliffe
McLain Automobile
Mountain
Nellie Chapman
Iowa Western College
Mount Pleasant
Checking is a Great Convenience for All Readers
A bank advertises the value of using checks for business professionals and ranchers alike. It argues that depositing earnings and paying bills by check keeps accounts straight, provides receipts, and improves community standing. The note invites readers to visit and learn more.
Local notes from Canon City and surrounding towns
Long column of community updates. June finances predicted strong in Cripple Creek district with mine output around two million dollars. Local residents travel, visit, and relocate. several family events, hospital reports, and social plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Victor
Glass
Pueblo firm plans barb wire fence on Beaver Creek
Local rumor says Pueblo Lighting and Traction will string a barb wire fence across Beaver Creek canyon and bar access to non permit holders, reserving that part of the stream for a Pueblo fishing club. A contractor is reportedly on the ground, but verification is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Lighting and Traction Company
Canon
Beaver Creek
Pueblo
Filorence Tribase
Watch recovered via registry number linked to thief
Ted Woods formerly of this city now in Ocean Park California retrieved his stolen gold watch after obtaining its registry and case numbers from C Patton. He sent the data to a police officer, leading to the watch being found in a Los Angeles pawn shop within an hour. The registry system kept by the jeweler who stocked the timepiece aided the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Cal
Canoa City
Los Angeles
Unseasonable Moves Open Bargains in Housing Ads
Advertisers claim great bargains and boons in houses or apartments when the market slows. The spirit of out of season timing suggests viewers should watch the ads for potential rents and sales deals during quieter periods.
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The
Beaver Land & Irrigation Co
Citizens State Bank
T. B. Coulter
J. W. Cannon
Vice-Press
J. Evans
C.herman Graves
Kent L. Eldred
Ned Weston
United States Navy
Weston
First Presbyterian Church
Emma
Robert Quinlan
West Griffin Avenue
Bosene
Ted Woods
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