The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-04
News Notes
THURSDAY.
MISS WEAVER LEAVES


Jameson, enroute home from a visit
with friends in the east Miss Weav-
er was formerly resident of Canon
having lived here about seven years
ago. She will leave Wednesday after
noon for her home.
REV. ILSLEY AT PUEBLO.
Rev. Ilsley went to Pueblo on Tues
day to the Laymen's Missionary con-
vention.
BABY BORN TO HAWTHoRNES.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hawthorne at Graves
Hospital Wednesday afternoon.
VISITING PARENTS.
Mrs. Alva Hall and little daughter
are down from the ranch spending
several days with her parents.
IMPROVING FROM OPERATION
Dan Hall who underwent serious
operation at the hospital last Saturday
is reported to be much improved.
RAY HAYES HOME.
Ray Hawes returned to Canon the
first part of the week to spend the
"AhtCA "ltll hlo AOLiCIs
Hawes, SIG River street.
GUESTS OF CLARK cooPERS
Mrs. E. J. Ackers of Western
Springs. Illinois. a suburb of Chicago,
stopped off here this afternoon for a
visit with Postmaster and Mrs. Clark
Cooper while on her way home from
a v'eit to the California expositions
BOOSTERS CLUB MEETS
TONIGHT.
Te Boosters Club will meet to-
night in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms for the purpose of perfecting
the organization and to arrange other
preliminary matters.
PRAYER MEETING
The prayer meeting at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening was in
charge of the Women's Aid and Mis-
sionary Society A missionary pro-
gram was given, in which the children
took part and this was followed by
a social hour. Light refreshments
were served.
CALIFORNIA LADY IN CITY
0COA &c AstLAt " C4nt5-
day afternoon and is the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. John Keefe until Friday
when she will leave with her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Stutt, for
their home in Berkeley, California.
Mrs. Robt Stutt is Mrs. Keefe's sis
ter.
MISS ACKELBElN CALLED HOME.
Miss Stella Ackelbein, who is in
training at the Minnequa hospital at
Pueblo came home on No. 3 Wednes-
day afternoon, her brother Willis. who
is here from Cripple Creek, having
sent for her on account of the seri-
GUS illness of their mother. Miss
Ackelbein will stay until her mother
RECEIVERS
TO SPEND WINTER HERE
Mr. R. A. Conner of California. Mo-.
has recently joined his wife in this
city Mrs. Conner has been spend
ing the summer with her sister Miss
Lily Moore, 511 Pike ave. We are
glad to announce that Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner will spend the winter in Can
Oh, IesiuiuB at the dDOFe duuTeSs.
FRANK MAYNARD BACK TO
CRIPPLE CREEK.
Frank Maynard who is leasing now
in Cripple Creek, came down to har-
vest his apple crop. He has shipped
couple of cars to Cripple Creek and
will dispose OF them there at his
leisure. Mr.. Maynard has returned
to Cripple Creek to look after his
mining business.
MISS MOORE GOES TO MISSOURI
Miss Lily Moore leaves Friday for
Versailles. Missouri, where she will
spend the winter.
FLAvIUs TrMPLEMAN BACK.
Flayius TEN rleman who has been
spending the Hast two weeks in
Plains and c''er points in Kansas. re-
turned h~r'7 Sunday afternoon.
EoN-0 TO MONTE VISTA.
Harr~ - apo" has moyss - post
office az cSs from Hooper. Colo. to
Monte VISTA. Mr.. Chapson has been
in the cattle IN Il. that country
for some year, d is making good.
RETURNED From EASTERN TRIP
Mrs. Everett isher and son.
renee. returre. u Canon City .
days ago sson four months, visit
in the east and region about the
great lakes.
coALDALE COUPLE MARRIED
David C. White and Miss Leafie
Z. Scott. both popular and highly res
pected young people OF Coaldale, wer.