The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-06


attending to business matters there.
Emil vahldick. prominent West
cline merchant. spent a few hours in
the city Wednesday interviewing his
many acquaintance. He chaperoned a
party OF candidates to Canon Ci-y.
who were initiated into the Elks
ledge there.-Florence Citizen.
Mrs Ella B. Miller and daughter,
Hiss Alberta. who have spent the past
winter in Greeley. returned 10 their
home here Friday. Miss Miller has
completed her course in dor1ea:ic
science at the Colorado State Teach
ers' College in Greeley.
Mrs William H. Dozler, of Canon
City. and her mother. Mrs. Cummias.
of Denver. are in the city, called here
s;f b; the the illness of Mr.. Harry Cummins.
who was operated upon at the Red
Cross hospital. While here the ladies
are the guests of Mrs. W. w Roller
-Salida Record.
Miss Alice Carver left on No 10 this
morning for a weeks pleasure trip in
Denver and Greeley.
Mrs. Lucille V. Painter of vasalla.
California. arrived here Wednesday
afternoon and Will be the guest of her
father. Rev. o. S. Reed. OF sos Pike
avenue for few days while on her
way to visit friends in Ohio. She will
leave for the east early next week.
Mrs. ]. W. Cummings. former res
ident of Salida, arrived from Glen
wood Springs this morning with her
son. who is TO be operated upon at
Red Cross hospital. Mrs. Dozier. Mrs.
Cummings daughter. will come an
from Canon City to remain in the city
few days until after the operation
and recovery Of her brother.-salida
Mail
Bert Kettle returned last night
from Boulder. where he has finished
his junior year in the State UniversI-
ty. Mr.. Kettle expects to spend the
summer on his fathers ranch in Wet
Mountain valley.
Mrs. 4. b. Stewart returned tue mid
die of the week from an absence of
over year visiting different parts OF
the country. The last four months
she has spent with her brother at Mus
kogee. Oklahoma. Although she en-
joyed the trip very much. Mrs. Stewart
states that she was mighty glad to get
back to Canon City
Nellie n. Meek. age thirty-one. wife
of Irving Meek of the Citizens Puo-
fishing company at Florence. died
Friday morning after a lingering IL
ness of tuberculosis. The family re-
moved to Florence last July from Cat
lettsburg. Kentucky. She is survived
by husband and one daughter seven
years old The body was sent to Cat
lettsburg for intermen,.
Mrs. Elmer Rundahl proved herself
a charming hostess when she enter
tained a number OF lady friends. on
thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
LinLie Rundahl Coleman OF Fort c,i-
Inns. Five Hundred was the game of
tt evening. Miss Blanche Stevenson
ha.rs awarded favor FOR high score
An appe;lziag four-course luncheon
was served at the conclusion OF the
play
a message received from New York
City today announces the dangerous
illness of Mrs. c. VI. Howard. sister
OF A. II. Smith OF Canon City and
Lynn Smith of this city She had been
afflicted with heart trouble at former |
times and Monday blood clot formed |
on the brain, causing loss OF speech |
and paralysis of the left side. She was
taken to st. Luke's hospital and the
doctors state that she will recover
though 1t will take a long time. -
Florence Citizen.
The members of the Five Hundred
Club" met at the home of Miss