The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14


ed home Wednesday night from a four
Jays duck shooting trip to the dam
of the DeWleese-Dyer eservoir in the
Wet Mountain valley. They report
an interesting outing and an abund-
ance of waterfowl in that locality.
They brought back large number OF
teal and other variety of ducks as
an evidence of their skill with the
gun. They were cafnped in a heavy
snowstorm last Monday afternoon.
LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR YUMA.
w. E. Fisher. principal at the McKin-
ley school on Lincoln Park last year
and the year before. left Canon City
on Wednesday for Yuma, Colorado,
where he will, by appointment, take
charge, of the Methodist church as a
lay missionary during the coming
year. Mr.. Fisher has elected the min
istry as a profession and when oppor-
tunity offers will prepare himself for
that work by theological course of
study at the University of Denver.
Mrs. Fisher did not accompany her
husband to Yuma, but will join him
there in the course of the next two
or three weeks.
GUESTS OF THE PENNINGToNS
Mrs. Wilmet Shay and mother, Mrs.
Haggiety, of Salida are visiting in
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James Pennington.
L. w. FELTER EXPECTING
HIS BROTHER HERE
L. w. Felter is expecting the arrival
here this evening or Saturday of his
(brother H. L. Felter, of wlashta,
Iowa, who will be his guest for a week
or ten days.
THE MoYLE FUNERAL TODAY
The funeral of the late Alfred Mar
tin Moyle were held at Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel 72S Main street, at
o'clock this afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. George F. Sewer
of the First Presbyterian church. The
service was largely attended by the
friends of the deaceased and the floral
tributes to the memory of the dead
we're elaborate and beautiful. Inter-
ment was at Greenwood cemetery.
GUESTS OF GRANT DicKiNsoNs
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Noble of Gra-
NADIA. Colo. motored to Canon City
few days ago and will spend a week
or ten days here as the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Grant Dickinson at S2S
Greenwood avenue Mrs. Noble, w,o
is well known in Canon City is Mr..
Dickinson's sister. Mr.. Noble is
mayor of Granada, and is one of the
prominent citizens of the lower Ar
kansas valley.
REV. FULkERsoN LEFT
TODAY FROM PUEBLO
Rev. e. II. Fulkerson left this af.
ternoon for Pueblo where he will en-.
gage in preliminary work for the men
and missionary movement convention
to be held there on the 24th of this
month. Later he will go to Denver
for short time and then proceed to
St Louis for a months work. From
st. Louis he will go to Duluth Mime
sofa. for a four weeks engagement.
thence to Los Angeles for a like
stay. He expects to be away from
home until the Christmas holidays.
FIRST MEETING OF THE
MUSICAL CLUB WEDNESDAY
The first regular meeting of the
members of the Wednesday Musical
club for the current year was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. l.. F. Collins.
Much OF the afternoon was given
over to the discussion of business mat
tiers. although a short musical pro-
gram was rendered. The club has
planned an interesting program for
the year. The next meeting, which
will be held October 20. will be at
the home OF Miss Beulah Emmerson.
512 River street.
BOB CAT CAUGHT in A SACK
A small bob cat or lynx, was treed
by dogs in the orchard OF e. G. Davis
on Orchard Park late Thursday after
noon and was subsequently caught in
a gunny sack and taken to the house
where 1t is now imprisoned in
barrel, one end OF which is screen
ed By wire netting. After being treed
by the dogs the animal was dislodg-
ed from its perch by means Of long
pole and during the fight which fol-
lowed its fall to the ground one Of
the boys who was watching the melee