The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
News Notes
THURSDAY
HERE ON BUSINESS.

AOA q AS" NoJ . OA DaoAASoos
RETURNS FROM PUEBLO.
Albert Overman has returned from
Pueblo where he has been visiting
with friends for the past few days.
HERE FROM ST. LOUIS.
E. S. Coleman from ST. Louis is
stopping in Canon for a few days on
business.
is GUEST OF MRS. PERRY BOWER
Mrs. N. NJ. Butler of Ames, Iowa,
is visiting here as the guest of Mrs.
Perry Bower at 1902 Macon avenue.
RETURNS TO sALIDA.
Mrs. c. S. Kramer returned to Sa-
Ida Sunday evening from a delight
ful week end visit with friends in
Canon City.-Salida Mail
BROUGHT PRISONER.
Bert Watson. undersheriff at Grand
Junction came to Canon today to
bring a prisoner to the pen.
ABLE TO BE AROUND.
t. E. Bailey of Lincoln Park, who
has been confined to his home by a
serious case of stomach trouble, is
again to be seen around the city.
SIGHT SEEING HERE.
l. G. Warren and wife of Greeley, w
D. Wilson and wife and C. A. Wilson
OF Loveland are stopping in Canon
for few days sight seeing trip.
A. J. LANE OF MISSOURI HERE.
A. ]. Lane of Center. Rails county
Missouri. is guest of his old time
friend, S. L. Cissna, for few days
Mr.. Lane is an old time Pike coun
tian, and knows Champ Clark, whom
he loves. like book.
i, WILL RETURN SATURDAY.
Mrs. Clark Cooper and daughter
Miss Edna. are expected to return
home Saturday from Colorado Springs
where they have been visiting friends
during the last ten days or two weeks
OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS
Miss Henrietta Ashley, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Ashley, wai
operated on at the hospital here OF
Wednesday night for appendicitis
The operation was an eminently sue
cessful one and the patient is report
ed to be getting along nicely today
BURIED AT GARDEN PARK THIS
MORNING.
Elmer Grant Canterbury, little soI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Canterbury Of
1926 Greenwood, who died Wednesday
afternoon from scarlet fever, was
buried at Garden Park this morning
Deceased was aged two years and
nineteen days.
GRANDDAUGHTER BORN IN
VIRGINIA THIS MORNING
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding received a tele-
gram form Roanoke, Virginia, today
announcing the birth OF daughter to
DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Gale at their
home in that city this morning. The
message stated that the little Miss
had been christened as Miss Gretchen
Harding
LEFT FOR DENVER.
Miss Beulah Emmerson left this
remain until Sunday. She will meet
her sister, Miss Jessie Emmerson,
and Miss Dora Turner there and ac-
company them back to Canon City.
The two latter young ladies are re.
turning from a months visit to the
expositions at San Diego and San
Francisco.
MISS GENEvIEvE NICHOLS UN-
DERGoEs OPERATION.
Miss Genevieve Nichols, well and
populs-ly known here. and daughter
of Mr.. ]. A. Van Horn of this city,
underwent her second operation with
in year at the Pueblo general hos
pital Wednesday afternoon. Word to
the Daily Record from Pueblo today
sal dthet the patient was resting cas-
lily and will convalesce rapidly.
WILL ATTEND BAPTIST ASSEM-
BLY,.
Rev. G. T. Ilsley and J. r. Tanner
will 90 to Glen Park. Colo, rext Mon
day 70 tend the Baptist assembly,
whio'i 'onvenes there in annual ses-
sic- en Saturday of this week and
cont lres until August Sth. A large
mum er OF distinguished speakers are
expected to be present and the gath
ering promises tc be one of great
interest.
LEFT FOR MARSHALL, MO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Highshoe and
family Of Marshall. Mo-, who spent d
couple of days here while on a mo-
toring trip through Colorado. left for
home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. ].