The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-23
News Notes
THURSDAY.
VISITING AT DENVER.

Irene Fowden of Dewey, Okla, who
has been visiting here and in Con-
cretei for several weeks, left this
morning for Denver, where they will
spend the week end. Miss Fowden
will leave for home on Sunday and
at the same time Miss Emmerson
will return to Canon City.
ON BUSINESS TRIP.
Henry Hutton left for Denver this
afternoon on business trip, the ma
ture of which will require his pres
ence in the city for two or three days.
REC. CHASE HERE TO
BEGIN PAsToRATE.
Rev. A. L. Chase of Greeley, re-
Gently appointed by the Colorado con-
ference to the pastorate of the First
Methodist church of this city as the
successor of Rev. L. ]. Hole, accom-
panied by Mrs. Chase. arrived We'd
nesday evening and will shortly en-
ter .pon the work to which he has
been assigned.
Rev. and Mrs. Chase made the
trip in new Ford automobile, re-
Gently purchased in Denver. Their
household furniture is expected to
arrive in the course of the next day
or two, when it will be moved into
the parsonage on Greenwood avenue,
where the family home will be estab-
lished.
CANON ELKs GO TO PUEBLO.
= large bunch of Canon City Elks
wc''t to Pueblo this morning to take
pat in the state convention and re-
union of the members of the order
twenty-five or thirty of them made
the trip. some of them going by auto
and others on the Denver & Rio
Grande and Santa Fe trains.
The official delegates to the con-
vention from Canon City lodge No.
$40 we're J. C. Hyssong, John Shaw
Jr.. Wilson Pearson, C. w. Bell, A.
r Frisbie, Raymond Riede, ]. A.
Dickerson, o. J. Rundahl. A. ]. Tur-
ner, H. p. Stommel. H. r. Campbell
and E. A. Bradbury
TAKING IN THE FAIR.
Mrs. VIM. Bell and daughter Ethel,
Mrs. Ed Griffin and daughter Irene
and Mrs. H. w. Carothers are taking
in the state fair today.
VISITED STATE FAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thomas and
family were among the Canon City
motorists in attendance at the state
Gair at Pueblo Tuesday. They report
the roads down the Arkansas valley
in excellent condition and the exhib-
its at the fair creditable in all of the
departments.
WILL PICNIC THIS EVENING.
The picnic and supper OF the mem
(bers of Christ Episcopal church and
Sunday school, which was to have
been held at the City park Wednes-
day afternoon. but which was post
,poned on account of the rain, will
take place at o'clock this evening.
Sports will be provided for the Sun
day school children and good time
is anticipated by ALL
pike AVENUE FOLK GO TO Pu-
we EBLO. hilt at'
Among the residests on Pike ave-
nue in attendance at the state fair
at Pueblo today are Mr. and Mra.
H. p. Stommel, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dollar e-1 son Warren and Secretary
H. v. George of the Chamber OF Com
,merce. isif se5bprrth tasei9qGd II
RETURss FROM EASTERN TRIP.
Mr.. snd Mrs. j. H. Lamb of 807
River stre ct have returned to Canon
City from four months visit TO
various DCints in Nebrsska, Iowa and
other states in tie Missouri riT,r.
valley. Mr. L. b ssys there has
been almost continuous rain in that
section Of the couauy during the
past s;rnmer and tbPi all kinds, nj.
farm crop }aiie toens more or less
seriously injured in consequence Mr.
Lamb is 0 !. opinion that Colorado
In gere-Tl, nd Canon City in partic-
ular Is tnri u beat for climate and
as a !: of residence.
REcoED HEARS FROM FORMER
RESIDENT.
The Record is in receipt of a years
subscription to the Weekly Record
and letter from DR.. @. H. Kittell
in which he expresses his continued
interest in Canon city. DR.. Kittell
says that he had hoped to spend his
vacation here this summer, but re-
grcts that he was unable TO leave
his business. He intends making the
trip NEXT summer. '3ff flg7 qDi