The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-16
WILL MOVE 70 PIKE AVENUE.

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Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. George are
planning to remove their place OF
desidence With nthe next faw days
from 706 Rudd avenue to 51s Pike
avenue.
RETURN FROM ROCKY FORD.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Emmerson re-
turned to Canon City Sunday even
ing from week end visit with rela-
tives and friends at Rocky Ford. An
incident of thei routing was a motor
trip to La Junta and the surrounding
territory.
HONOR GUESTS AT PATTY.
Mrs. Chas. White entertained de-
-htfully at 500 party Saturday af-
ternoon as a courtesy to her house
guests. Miss Laura Abersold and
Miss Beulah Emmerson Of Canon
City. Those invited as guests we're.
Mesdames H. E. Hoffman. Eugene
Montony, R. Montony, Fred Carmi-
cahel. Milo Howell, John Wright. R.
! H. Nelson and Misses Pearl Sabin and
Mary Jane Bell.-Penrose Press.
MRS. scHWAB's FINE PEACHES.
Some very fine peaches are on dis
play IN The Record office that were
grown right here in town. Ten years
ago Mrs. Schwab planted a single
peach seed on her little place at 302
Greenwood. and these peaches are
the first bearing from that seed. The
peaches are hne specimens Of what
can be done with single peach seed.
VISITED IN CANON LAST WEEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry .,lden and the
latter's mother former residents of
Canon City. but now living ia Den
yer, were visitors here last week.
Mr. Alden, who was at one lime bo 'k
keeper in the Fremont c. unity bana,
now holds a responsible position with
one of the banking institutions in
Denver.
MR.. AND MRS. TYo ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Tyo pleasant
ly entertained the Catholic crowd
Thursday evening at their home. 705
Allison avenue. After an enjoyable
chat. 500 proved the main diversion.
of the evening. Mrs. J. Leo Sterling
won the ladies' prize for high score
and Mr.. John Haley the gentleman's
prize. Miss Edna Morrison was
awarded the consolation gift. Mr..
Haley said he felt like a good Sa-
maritan, having gone set SO often
when playing with Miss Morrison that
1t made 1t possible for her to get
low score prize. and having won SO
consistently when playing with Mrs.
Sterling that 1t enabled both to win
the high prizes.
A splendid luncheon was served
shortly before midnight Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carmody of Florence
were the out-of-town guests.
SOME LARGE PEACHES.
John s. logan has grown some ex.
ceedingly large peaches on hts prem
ises at S32 South Fourth street, South
Canon. this season. samples OF which
he exhibited to friends about town
this morning. They were picked from
a tree which he purchased from
nurseryman a few years ago and
which was believed to be of the FL
berta variety. They are almost as
large as the average apple and differ
in color and general appearance from
the Elbertas. Mr.. Logan has also
some mammoth plums on his place OF
an unnamed kind
MRS FELTER ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. L. w. Felter is entertaining
a company composed mostly Of the
younger married women this after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Leslie CARING
house OF Pittsburg. Pa. who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Armstrong.
WILL VISIT IN CANON CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beach and
daughter Dorothy go to Pueblo today
to spend the week of the state fair.
They will visit in Canon City and
Trinidad before returning to Victor.
Victor Record.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR TOPEKA
Emil Johnson left Sunday morning
for Topeka, Kansas, where he has
secured employment for the fall and
winter months. He will stop off in
both Colorado Springs and Denver
fer short visit while on his way to
destination.
LEFT SUNDAY TO ATTEND STATE
FAIR.
Arthur orendorff Nof Lincoln Park
left Sunday morning for. Pueblo
uhore ha will Iooif affar fha fnata1t,