The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01


guests of Miss Kate Rankin who
taught Hillside school so successful
ly the past year. The occasion was
delightfully."- pleasant to both enter
tainers and visitors.
TUESDAY.
DOWN To'ATTEND cHAuTAUouA.
Mr.. R. H. Dissmore Of hillside was
in the city Monday. He Joined Mrs.
Dissmore here who has been attend
ing the Chautauqua. Both returned
home Monday evening.
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON FOR
ELY, NEVADA.
Walter Rea left this afternoon for
Ely, Nevada, where he has accepted
position with large mining &
milling company similar to the one
in whose service he was employed at
Colorado City.
FRED D. ELLIOTT AT LockPoRT,
NEW YORK.
Fred D. Elliott, who recently re-
signed a position with an electrical
company at Colorado Springs to ac-
cept a similar post at Lockport. New,
York, writes to his parents here that
he has entered upon his work there
and likes it very much. Lockport is
near Buffalo and is q manufacturing
town of about $4,000 people.
HILLSIDE PEOPLE ENJOY THE
cHAuTAuouA.
Tom Balman came down from Hill
side in his big, new automobile last
week. bringing his family and Mrs.
Lyman Hayden to enjoy the Chautau-
qua, which they say Is one OF the
most delightful gatherings Of the kind
they ever attended. 1t is more than
realizing their expectations.
CAME OVER FROM MANzANoLA
Rev. and Mrs. o. 8. Reed motored
up from ManzanoIa Monday after
noon for a few days visit with Canon
City friends. During their stay here
they win be guests Of Mrs. G. Z. Mat
kin and family on Rudd avenue. Mr..
Matkin, formerly cashier OF the Can
on State Bank, is at present employ
ed in a clerical capacity with a bank
at Liberal, Kansas. and his wife and
family will Join him there in the
next six weeks or two months.
| WILL ESTABLISH THEIR HOME
HERE.
Senator and Mrs. Matt n. Lines ar
rived here Monday afternoon and will
again take up their home in Canon
City. Mrs. Lines has Just returned to
Colorado from an extended visit with
her daughters at FL Paso. Texas, and
Albuquerque, New Mexio. The sem
stor- met her at Pueblo and accom-
panied her here. The former left on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. 20
this afternoon for Colorado Springs
on his way back to Cripple Creek.
WEDNESDAY.
YOUNG LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE
The Young Ladies', Sewing Circle
of the Baptist church will meet at
the church on Thursday at p. m.
WILL LEAVE FOR. OUTING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rundahl and
the latter's brother. VIII Hastings.
will leave Thursday for a couple of,
weeks fishing trip to points on the
Gunnison river.
TO VISIT MISS MARION BOWEN
Miss Marion Bowen Of 412 College
Will have for her guest for the COM
ing week, Miss Mira Scott Of Denver.
Miss Scott will arrive Thursday.
HERE FoR WEDDING.
Jim Biggs came over from Grand
Junction Tuesday afternoon to be
present at the wedding of his sister.
Miss Edna, which will take place at
tie First Presbyterian church. this
evening.
LEFT FOR X. c. THIS MORNING
Miss Eula Miller left this morning
for her homie in Kansas City, Missou-
ri, after visit here Of week or ten
days duration, as the guest fof Mrs.
II. v. George.
'MAReRHALL, MO-, PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lawrie Of Mar
shall. Mo-, arrived here yesterday and
will remain for the summer. They
are stopping at 51S Macon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie are well re-
membered here. having stopped in
Canon during last summer.
GUEST OF Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK
P. SMITH.
Miss Alice Morrison Of Kansas City.
Mo-, Is visiting here as the guest OF
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