The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-25
THURSDAY

slight Improvement IN Her Condition
A post card message from the
Colocaro Southern hospital in Pueblo
this morning to the Daily Record
states that Miss Genevieve Nichols
of this city, who underwent severe
surgical operation there few days
ago for kidney affection, was slow
ly improving. The patient is report
ed to be suffering from nausea, as
result of the operation, and, It is said
the indications were favorable for
her ultimate convalesence and re-
covery.
Expected Home Today.
Mrs. Keingsley of East Canon is ex-
pected to return from Hot Springs,
Arkansas. today where she has been
to take the baths.
A Hundred Years of Peace.
February II 1915. or a hundred
years ago yesterday. the treaty of
Client was signed between represen-
tatives of Great Britain and the Unit
ed States, thus officially terminating
the war of 1912. A century of peace
between the two great families Of
the English speaking race is one Of
the greatest triumphs fChristisn
civilization. The event was celebrat-
ed in thousands of churches in the
United States, Canada and Great
Britain last Sunday.
ERIDAV
Courtesy and oeniality Come With
Him.
Deputy State Auditor. II. f. Smith
was down from the Capitol City last
Monady renewing acquaintances with
his family. Immediately the court
house at Canon City assumed that
courteous genial and agreeable hue
10 well known in the past.-Florence
Paradox.
Mrs. Mack in Vancouver, 3. c.
Mrs. Julia L. Mack Is visiting her
son, William L. Mack. in Vancouver.
British Columbia. They will go to
San Francisco and San Diego shortly
TO see the two big expositions.
Hosts To Party Of Young People.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harvey Nuckolls
will take the following young people
to the basketball game in Canon City
Friday afternoon: Miss Marie Walter.
Miss Helen Greiger, Miss Julia Gran
ger and the Misses Della and Marion
Nuckolls.-Pueblo Star-Journal.
Or. vawter Home From Texas.
DIR. G. A. Vawter. president OF the
Canon City Chamber Of Commerce.
returned home this morning from
Dalhart. Texas, where he has been
during the greater part OF the past
week looking after business matters.
He reports fine weather in that sec
tion of the country.
Left A Few Days Ago For Memphis.
Mrs. 8. H. Sperry departed a few
days ago for Memphis. Tennessee.
where she will visit her two sons,
Allen c. and Webb NJ. Sperry. She
was accompanied as far as Kansas
City by her son. Herbert. who is a
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Fe Railroad company with headquar-
ters at La Junta. Mrs. Sperry will
be gone about six weeks. A little
grandson, which has recently come
into the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Sperry, will be one Of the attractions
Of her visit to Memphis.
Pueblo Lady Buys Moon.
Mrs. Ida Lambert OF Pueblo was q
visitor In Canon today. While here
she purchased Moon Six from J. ].
Armstrong & Son. and drove back to
Pueblo in the new car.
VIII Arrive Here ThIs Evening.
Mrs. James A. O'Keefe. nee Miss
Mary Webster. ana two children Of
Denver will arrive here this evening
for q visit with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Webster. on
Macon avenue. Mr.. o'Keefe will ar
rive here on Sunday.
A New Coal Company Organized.
The Morganstein Coal Company.
consisting Of Max Morganstein, W.. e.
Perkins, L. D. Perkins. J. A Skies
ana Nose Griffth. was organized this
week ana has leased from Grin Davis
1r.. CriR Davis. Jr., and Max Morgan
Sloln The coal land. once owned BY
a. known - the HuEhy Young land.
9'is ccnpapy intends 70 develop rs
-:,rloiHe1 nad enteF The market ~ .
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