The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11

looking after business matters. He
win go back to Buena Vista the first
of next week to try some cases still
remaining on the district court docket.
SATURDAY.
Win Move to Odd Fellows Building
F. c. Downs, manager of the Canon
Drug company, is preparing to move
lis line of goods from sos Main street
to the new Odd Fellows building. 71z
IA Main street, and will begin ethe
transfer of his sctock and fixtures tt
the new location in the course of the
next few days. The room to be occu-
pied by Mr.. Downs in the Odd Eel
lows building is admirably fitted for
the purpose for which he will use ii
and will enable him to cater to por-
ton of town not conveniently served
by the drug trade.
Left Wednesday for Quincy.
Mrs. Anna NJ. wenzell of Quincy,
Ill, who had been visiting here as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. F. Col
Inns, since early in January, left for
home on Wednesday. She will stop
at Sterling, Colo. on her way east for
visit with her son, Roy Wenzel. for
nierly a resident of this city. but now
engaged in business at Sterling.
/ B. Y. P. U. Gives Fine Musical
The concert given under the auspic-
es of the BY. p U. at the First Bap-
tist church Friday night for the bene-
fit of the piano fund was largely at
tended and a most enjoyable affair
in al respects. The program was
sufficiently diversified to suit all
tastes and its rendition admirable. 1t
was a distinct and gratifying success
as a musical entertainment
Old Fashioned Dance on Garden
Park.
Last night the people Of Garden
Park enjoyed an old fashioned coun-
try dance at the Garden Park school
house. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Strickland
Of Canon City furnished the music.
The dancing was enjoyed greatly and
continued until the wee sma' hours
of the morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Thompson Of Canon City were the
guests of the Nielsen boys at the
dance.
Hers From Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Ralph GarIinghouse. formerly
Of this place. arrived today on No.
from Cleveland. Ohio. and viii be
a guest in the J.. J. Armstrong home
for a few days. Mr.. Clearinghouse is
enroute to California to join his par
ents who are living there
Back From Denver.
After a several weeks visit in Dem
yer with his daughter. Mr.. VIM. Jukes
returned home Saturday. "Bilr' has
much of interest to say about lifel
among the bright lights and says he
enjoyed his trip very much but is
glad to be home again.
Home From Eastern Business Trip.
J. H. Horney returned to Canon City
a few days ago from an eastern busFFl
ness trip during which he visited vari-
ous points In Indiana, Ohio and CON
tisuous states; going as far east as
Pittsburg. Mr. Horney says q fright
fully cold, disagreeable character Of
weather prevailed in that section Of |
the country during his visit and he ex-
presses satisfaction at being back In
Colorado again. Zero temperature.
with snow in some places and q sleet-
covered landscape in others was the
rule in Indiana and Ohio.
House Al ounsy Burned Saturday.
A telephone message to this office
from J. C. Hyssong at his ranch on
Thirty-one Mile creek announces the
destruction Of the home OF Mrs. B. r.
Dill at Guffey on Saturday from fre.
All Of the contents Of the house, ex.
cept a plano. were burned, in addt
tion to ninety dollars in money. The
nre is supposed to have originated