Deacon Theodore Llewellyn dies in Canon City at 46
Theodore Clarence Llewellyn born November 10, 1861 in Pike county Missouri died of tuberculosis in Canon City Colorado in May 1908 at age 36. He married Cora Sisson on September 11, 1895 and left two children Clarke Bland 11 and Zelda V. 10. He served as a Baptist deacon and lived in Wet Mountain Valley before moving to Canon City seeking better health. His death came after long suffering with faith in God and a funeral was held May 11 at the First Baptist Church.
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Gibson Family Plans European Tour and England Car Trip
Mr and Mrs D E Gibson and two sons depart for London aboard the Lusitania on the 27th for an extended tour of Great Britain and continental Europe. They will sail from New York to Liverpool, tour Britain by automobile, then visit France Switzerland Italy Holland and Belgium. Mr Gibson, a Pan Anglican delegate from Colorado, attends a London conference at Albert Hall from June 15 to 24. A Stoddard Dayton touring car purchased in Paris will be driven to Liverpool by a chauffeur to join the party.
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Smudging Pots Exhibit At Fremont Bank
Farmers J P Farmer and D W Ross toured the western slope gathering frost saving methods. Samples of smudging pots, including the Bryan Orchard Heater, are on display at Fremont County National Bank.
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