The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
sALIpA MAN HERE.

Dr. G. A. Vawter, president of the
Canon City Chamber of Commerce
has in his office window cluster OF
damson plums that look all the world
like choice bunch Of very luscious
grapes. There were more than TWEEN
ty-five in the cluster at first.
RETURNS FROM RosITA.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilson Pearson and
son John, returned this afternoon
from Rosita where they were called
following the murder of Charles Cow
an by Fred Conrath, last Tuesday
Mr.. Cowan was a nephew of Mrs
Pearson.
WILL MAKE HOME HERE
Dan Gould. of Macon. Ca. will ar
rive this afternoon and will make his
home with DR.. G. A. Vawter and
family. The young man is a nephew
of Mrs. vawter and has been looking
forward to his residence in Canon
City with considerable pleasure.
MRS. FRED PENNINGTON
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS
Mrs. Fred Pennington was a charm.
ing hostess Wednesday afternoon to a
number of her lady friends. 800"
was the game at cards and following
pleasant afternoon splendid re
Investments were served. Mrs. J. Leo
Sterling was awarded the prize. a
pretty basket overflowing with roses
for high score.
BRING coNRATH TO CANON
Fred Conrath who is charged with
the killing of Charles Cowan on the
Will vahldick ranch near Rosita on
Tuesday. was brought to this city
and lodged In jail for safe keeping
this morning. 1t is said feeling near
the scene of the shooting was high
over the affair.
MISS FoWDEN GUEST AT PICNIC
SUPPER IN PARK.
Miss June Emmerson gave a picnic
supper in City Park Wednesday ev
ening in honor of her friend, Miss
Irene Fowden, of Oklahoma, who has
been the recipient of many social at
tentions while here. About a dozen
girls were present. The affair was
jolly one.
GAVE BIRTHDAY PICNIC.
Master Herman Stommel, Jr., was
the host Thursday afternoon to g
party of fifteen boy and girl friends
at birthday picnic held in Haze
Park. The favors to the guests were
dolls for the girls and horns for the
boys. Games and general good time
proved enjoyable for the little folks
Ice cream and cake were served dur
ing the afternoon. Master Stomme
entertained in honor of his eight an
'niversary.
SATURDAY.
HAS NOT SOLD HIS STUDIO.
Mr.. w. Babberger has not as erro
olsly stated in yesterdays Record
sold out his studio. A trade has been
entered into, which gives Mr.. Babber
ger four residences in Colorado
Springs for his realty holdings here
The Studio will continue in his charge
until such time as an exchange of the
property can be effected.
Mr.. Babberger has been here for
nearly IA years and has made for
himself a statewide reputation as a
skilled photographer, especially in
view-work to which latter branch he
intends to devote his entire atten.
ton in the future.
MISS cRAIGHEAD ARRIVES
Miss Craighead of Boulder, who is
to have charge of the history depart.
ment in the high school and will be
the instructor in music In the grade
schools, arrived in the city Thursday
Miss Craigehad is graduate of Den
yer University and also OF the Uni
versity Of Oregon at Eugene.
GAVE PICNIC BREAKFAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ryan, OF
Eldorado. Kans., who have been spend
ing the summer here, entertained at
picnic breakfast in City park Fri
day morning, in honor Of Mrs. @. R.
Wood. Of Wichita Falls, Texas. Mrs
Wood and son Malcolm, leave fol
Dalhart, Texas, where they will visit
for time before returning home.
FORMER RESIDENTS IN TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stapleton
formerly of this city. but now o
Greeley, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Johnson on Macon avenue. Mr.