The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
THURSDAY

! Tor Oh lile Gdle Nit9 SOuSeTNdlOlieS
at 903 South First street, is shortly
to embark in the stock raising bust
ness on Garden Park in association
with his brother, d. D.-Bess. OF Pue-
bio. MIR Bess is engaged this week
in transferring his household furni-
ture and personal, effects from South
Canon to the ranch.
Visited in Canon City on Way Home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney and daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes. returned Sunday
from Pueblo.where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs F. P. Smith. They
also visited Mr. Kinney's grand
daughter in Canon City on their way
home.-salida Mail
Left This Afternoon For Denver
Rev. o. S. Reed returned to Canon
City on Wednesday from Manzanola.
Colo, where he has been for the
/, last week or ten days on matters CON
nected with the Christian church
there. He left this afternoon for
Denver on business pertaining to the
Department of Colorado and Wyoming
G. A. R., of which he is commander
Rev. Reed will preach for the con
gregation of the Christian church at
Manzanola next Sunday.
Sheriff And Family In Florence.
Sheriff and Mrs VIM. Newcomb and
daughter, Miss Wilma. were down
to Florence Wednesday afternoon Wis
iting friends.
A Better ciimate Than caIifornia's
Canon City people who are spend
ing the winter in California In order
to secure nice. bright weather are
having the tables turned on them,
especially IL that the case Of those Wis
iting in San Diego. Word comes
from there. as well az from Los Ange-
les. that the sun hasn't shone there
for three weeks. Nothing like that In
Colorado. particularly in Canon City.
Were Married At High Noon Today
Miss Mae 8. Sonneland and Donald
p. Likens. both residents Of Lincoln
Park. were quietly married at high
noon today at the home OF the brides
parents on Sherman avenue. The we'd
ding service was performed by Rev.
o. 8. Reed in the presence of few
OF the immediate relatives and more
intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lik.
ems left this afternoon for ordway.
the former home Of the bride. where
they will visit for a short time before
returning here. They will reside on
Lincoln Park.
FRIDAY
}. C. Hyssono Down From Ranch
j. C. Hyssong came down from the
ranch on Thirty-One Mile creek ON
Wednesday where he has been for
some time past looking after his live
stock and other interests. Mr.. Hys-
song says the winter in that section
has been a very favorable one for cat
tie and that they are doing unusual
ly well in consequence. Stockmen
are unanimous in the statement that
not for many years have cattle been
in as good condition at this season
as they are at present.
Passed Third Heading.
Senator Lines rabbit bill passed
its third reading in the senate We'd
nesday and 1t does not seem such
joke as some OF the Denver papers
have been trying to make 1t out
Florence Citizen.
Called To Pueblo This MORNING.
Mrs. G. r. Skinner was called to
Pueblo this morning by the illness
of her brother. Henry stumbo. who is
foreman Of the Santa Fe roundhouse
there. Mrs. Skinner will be gone a
week or ten days.
VIM. Lindenberger Sick.
Mr.. VIM. J.. Lindenborger is laid
MP at his home for few days while
''tustling" with bad case Of la
grippe.
Funeral Of Mrs. handle Tomorrow.
The funeral Of Mrs. Nancy Randle
Will take place from the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. r. l.. wyckoff, 5z7
Macon avenue. at o'clock tomorrow
saturday afternoon and win b. con.
ducted ~ Rev. l.. J.. Hols. pastor
of tlie First Methodist NpiscepaI
church Inter1nent viii bs It I.aks1ldo
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