Local Notices and Travels Across Colorado Springs to Canon City
A collage of brief items notes various local and visiting figures: Notary Public W B Rowland at 523 Main, Dr Kittell in Harrison Block, Sheriff Esser’s Colorado Springs visit, and plans for Antone Bavaria and the Bender family tale by the Styx. Mrs C W Talbot returns from La Crosse Kansas amid unpleasant weather. Ben W Rea reports Kansas City farming outlook strong and Kansas City business steady. McGillicuddy and Hennesy attend Knights of Columbus meeting in Trinidad. McGillicuddy elected secretary. next year in Fort Collins. E M Lamont of Raymond Consolidated Mines returns from New York, reports Ohio City development paying. Mrs Lamont at Excelsior Springs, Mrs W B McLeod and children visiting. C E Livings and wife visit Canon City, stay a few days. W H Hadley of Canon City Marble and Granite on city business. Miss Rosa Smith and Mrs S Strawman to Marion Ohio for summer with kin. Miss Elizabeth McKee Brown arrives from Chicago to spend summer with Finley and Robert Brown. Mr and Mrs W H Thompson of 903 South First Canon leave for Garden Park ranch for two months. G W Hodgin to manage valley game business post La Junta. J A Sapp returns from Goldfield Nevada via California amid fleet demo. California conditions worse than Colorado. Seth Shepherd returns from San Francisco, rebuilding after 1906 quake. W H McClure and friends attend funeral of Mrs Edwin Lobach Sr in Florence. Mrs Lobach a county pioneer. Mrs E M Smith and daughter and granddaughter arrive from Denver to visit Capt H M Mingay’s family at 522 Greenwood. Mr Damewood recently promoted to foreman at Colorado Rubber Tire works in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esser
Colorado Springs
Antone Bavaria
Rea
Kansas City
Frank McGillicuddy
John L. Hennesy
Trinidad
the Knights of Columbus
McGillicuddy
W. B. McLeod
Victor
C. E. Livings
Canon City
Arthur
Will Rmain
Florence| Tribune
W. H. Hadley
Marble
Granite Works
Ciy
Florence Tribune
Rosa Smith
Strawman
Marion
Ohio
Elizabeth McKee Brown
Chicago
Robert
Finley Brown
W. H. Thompson
South First Street
South Canon
Garden Park
G. W. Hodgin
la Junta
J. A. Sapp
Goldfield
Nev
California
Mr. Sapp
Colorado
Seth Shepherd
San Francisco
Shepherd
W. H. McClure
Edwin Lobach Sr
Florence
Illinois
E. M. Smith
H. M. Mingay
Denver
Greenwood Avenue
Roe
Allison Avenue
Floral Avenue
E. Bailey
Pollard
Fairview Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Street
Orchard Park
Miss Campbell
Washington School
Miss Holmes
C. C. May
Ninth Street
Eighth Streets
Jerry Cogan
Penney
Hiram Backus
Pueblo
Clark
Backus
Taylor
Heathron
Hazel and
Granger
C. A. Biggs
Charles R. McLarm
Beaver Park
H. E. Smith
Boulder
Gamble Field
State University
South Cason
Fruitlands Ditch Company
L. D. Dawson
J. Farmer
Pacific Coast
Santa Barbara
Katherine
Four Mile
Cement City
A. J. Jordan
Canon Steam Laundry
Jordan
T. B. Coulter
Woman's Relief Corps
Nellie Weston
J. C. ‘Morgan
Fort Collins
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Hutton
Hattie Lucas
Meeker
Thomas
Otis Orendorff
American Medicalassociation
Gates Center
Kansas
Orendorff
Frances Winter
Denver & Rio Grande
Westcliffe
C. E. Waldo
Minnesota
Leon Woodford
B. G. Woodford
Lincoln Park
Hodgin
Pete Snyder
Elwood Lynch
Leadville
Canon
S. J. Farmer
River Street
Bailey
Park County District Court
Emma Johnson
Times Office
Iowa
Charles Elwood
Ellwood
Sac City
Ellen Alderson
Rogerville
Tenn
Alderson
Knoxville
Tennessee
Ina Crozier
Gallatin
Emporia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Longfellow
Indiana
Los Angeles
Star
Department of Liberal Arts
Colorado College
Canoa City
Canon City Notes on Moves and Visits Across Town
Saturday’s brief items report residents moving between Alli son and Floral avenues, visits to Denver and Pueblo, travel to Colorado City, and work changes including E. Bailey taking a Trinidad lumber yard post. Social events include card prizes at 592 Pike avenue and a Hast Canon Swastika club picnic near Three Mile spring.
A Checking Account Convenience for All Readers
A newspaper notice promotes opening a checking account as a convenient method for business professionals and ranchmen. It extols earning deposits, drawing checks for bills, and keeping accounts straight while improving community standing. Visit the bank to learn more.
Notable Local Voices Attend Regional Gatherings and Moves
A busy day as Canon City sees personnel changes and regional travel. A J Jordan from Denver joins Canon Steam Laundry, while Mrs. Coulter and others head to Fort Collins for the G A R encampment. Dr. Hutton, Rev. Thomas, and Dr. Orendorff plan trips to Chicago and Kansas City. The Denver & Rio Grande excursion from Pueblo to Westcliffe succeeds, drawing about 290 passengers and marking the season’s first Wet Mountain Valley trip.
Weather settles and congress to adjourn soon
The weather has settled and is good for the season. Congress will adjourn at week's end. Col P W Blanchard Phil Hayes and J J Phelps from Greenwood Post G A R attended the Fort Collins encampment for the Colorado Wyoming department and will return by week’s end. Mrs Charlies Heyl and Raymond of 2728 Main St spend the week in Fort Collins with George W Jackson and family. Jackson and Heyl bought 240 acres near Fort Collins and are beet raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Col. P. W. Blanchard
Phil Hayes
J. J. Phelps
Greenwood Post
Fort Collins
G. A. R. Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Charlies Heyl and Son
Raymond
Main Street
George W. Jackson
Messrs. Jackson and
Heyl
Pastor Arrival Ties Canon City to First Baptist
Willis Watson received a telegram from Rev. G. W. Hatcher of Long Beach California stating he accepted the call to become Canon City First Baptist pastor and will begin duties the first Sunday in June. Thomas Stewart formerly of Victor died at the hospital from paralysis after weeks of treatment. He was a Scottish painter and paperhanger, about 65, leaving a wife and many friends. N H Endsley shown a peach tree branch with twenty to thirty healthy peaches, tree bearing 1,080 peaches by actual count on his Mt Era Orchard and Poultry Ranch in East Canon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Orme
Willis Watson
G. W. Hatcher
Long Beach
California
First Baptist Church
Thomas Stewart
Victor
Scotland
Stewart
Cripple Creek
N. H. Endsley
Mt. Era
Nineteenth Street
East Canon
Daily Record Office
Endsley
Casual travel and obsequies noted in Canon City
Local residents and visitors depart for trips to Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Tennessee. The funeral of Thomas Stewart is held with relatives from Victor and Boulder present. Judge Bailey presides in Fairplay Park County court. The Times notes church and school events including a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Edward L Parsons and preparations for the Four Mile Creek steel bridge construction.
Bridge components moved to final site near Canon City
A 27,000 pound steel bridge piece was hauled to a site about twenty miles from Canon City for erection on the Royal Gorge division of the Canon City Electric railway. The bridge, initially bought from the Buelln Bridge Co of Pueblo by Frank D Granger, was never paid for and reverted to Pueblo owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builen Bridge Company of
Pueblo
Frank D. Granger
Royal Gorge
Canon City Electric Railway
Puebllo
Four Mile Fern
Canon City
Public Meeting At Court House Friday Evening
A public meeting is set for Friday evening May 22 in the district court room to hear the delegates report from the recentLa Junts convention. The report concerns the proposal of the Kansas Colorado Electric Power and Railroad Company and a large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court Room
Kansas-Colorado Electric Power & Railroad Company
Mrs Lahm Victim of Serious Accident at Home
Mrs H S Lahm, 19, mother of Mrs T M Harding, slipped on the hardwood floor at the Harding home 507 Greenwood Avenue about 11 this morning and dislocated her right hip. Surgeons aided her and she rests comfortably. She previously broke her left hip years ago but recovered use of the limb. Friends express sympathy and hope for a quick recovery.
Trout Fishing Outlook With Dealers Offer Fresh Tackle
Fishing tackle dealers report a strong assortment for trout season. Early indications show poor fishing in the first days due to low stream water, though anglers plan to hit the banks on opening day hoping for rain to raise streams to better levels.
Rockvale School Grants Nine Graduates in 1920 Ceremony
Nine graduates were honored at Rockvale schools last Friday in a largely attended commencement. County superintendent Minnie G. Merriam announced the nine graduates and outlined the program including music by the Rockvale orchestra, recitations, duets, class history and prophecies, with diplomas presented by Merriam. The program featured addresses by Rev. A. C. Smothers Edison Easton Milton C. Potter and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvale
Minnie G. Merriam
A. C. Smothers
Little Maude Jones
Irma W. Arthur
Elizabeth M. Huppert
Effie Cleoda Powell
Margaret E
Jones
Gracie C. Payne
Mariel Kitto
Ernest T. Champion
Edison Easton
Milton C. Potter
Idaho Springs
Minnie C. Merriam
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Ragsdale’s
Notary Public
W. B. Rowland
Dr. Kittell
Harrison Block
W. T. Little
M. D
Caron City
CoLe
Baker ¢ Biggs
C.herman Graves
Meeth
Sirth Street
OmMes
Kent L. Eldred
Attorney AT Law
A. Bradbury Notary Public
Mr. Heavey
J. R. Roe
Park County
Mies Maed Page
Meuvey & Keys
Minnequa Hospital
Mies Bianche
Citizens State Bank
Court House
N.S. Lahm
Rockvale Schools
N. &H Strech
Geen
Lael
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