The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
News Notes
WEDNESDAY,.
WEDNESDAY,.
MR.. AND MRS. LEWIS M. RAY
NOLDS HERE.

lace and family at Twin Falls, Idaho,
arrived here from the west Tuesday
afternoon and will spend week or SO
in Canon City as the guests of rela-
tiyes: 1t is their first visit here In
three years and they are greatly en-
joying the renewal of old acquaint-
ances and associations. Mr.. Reynolds
at present holds the position of gen.
eral bookkeeper of the First Nation
al bank of Albuquerque, an institution
with deposits of approximately fve-,,
millions of dollars.
WOLF RIVER APPLES RETURN,
BIG PROFIT.
James M. Foster, who lives onl
Dewey street, Lincoln Park, has thir-
ty apple trees of the Wolf River var
sold this year two hundred and fifty
dollars worth of fruit. Mr.. Foster ex-
hibited a plate of these apples at the
recent state fair at Pueblo and was
awarded first premium on them. Sam
pies of these apples are on exhibition
at the Record office; the largest OIL
which weighs seventeen ounces. Mr..
Foster says If there is anybody inl
Fremont county that has grown big
ger apples this season than he has
he would be glad to know who they
are.
A. HENRY OF CHICAGO HERE.
A. S. Henry and wife of Chicago,
have come to Canon City to spend
the winter. perhaps to make their
permanent home. They come for the
the climate. Mr.. Henry had some
connection with the old fuel company
mining at Rockvale back in 1888 and
1889 and has always retained pleas
ant memories Of Canon City and our
healthful climate.
METHODIST STEWARDS DINE AT
CHURCH.
The stewards and other officials Of
the First Methodist congregation were
entertained at dinner at noon today
in the dining room. in the basement
OF the church. Altogether there were
about forty people present and the
affair was a very pleasant one. AT
church parlors to discuss the finan-
cial matters of the congregation and
to decide upon plan for raising the
necessary revenues for the current
conference year.
Us NOW A LICENSED EMBALMER.
Arthur Wilson who has for the last
year or two been associated with his
father in the undertaking business,
recently took in Denver the examina-
tion prescribed by the state board and
was given a license and certificate as
an embalmer and undertaken.
Business college there.
HAVE TAKEN HOUSE AT 723
MYSTIC.
Mrs. Cnas. l.. Dean and family who
came here from Albuquerque, New
Mexico, a few weeks ago. have taken
the house at 723 Mystic avenue where
they will make their home during the
winter. Rev. Dean, the new pastor
elect of the Christian church, is ex-
pected to arrive here from Albuquer-
CUE on Tuesday or Wednesday of
next week.
SHERIFF NEWcoMB TO DENVER
Sheriff w. H. Newcomb went to
Denver this morning where he will
place Frank Strack OF Prospect
Heights, aged thirteen, in the state
home for dependent and neglected
children. Owing to the failure of the
parents of the boy to make proper
provision for his welfare he will be
taken care of by the state until old
enough to provide for himself.
roads. or the most part, as being in
good condition or travel. Mr.. wea-
ber Sr.. says they made a careful in
vestigation o: affairs at the Mt. Pis-
gah reservoir and found everything in
good ST. e. The impounding dam,
Mr.. We er says, is holding well and
does not look like it could possibly
give way. however strong the pres
sure might be behind 1t.
WILL VISIT HER SISTER HERE.
Mrs. Chas. Ankele left Tuesday for
Denver where she goes as delegate
from the local chapter to the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star. Return
ing, she will visit her sister, Mrs.
]. W. Fulham, at Canon City.-saiida
Record.
LEFT RECENTLY FOR MILITARY
SCHOOL
David Gibson recently left for ROs-