The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-16
News Notes
THURSDAY


held at the office of the secretary of
the Canon City Chamber of Com
merce, SIP Main street. at 1880 next
Tuesday evening for the purpose of
discussing matters relating to the
celebration to be held in connection
with the opening of the Parkdale-
Cotopaxi cut off of the Rainbow route
highway. The meeting will be of
more than ordinary Importance and
every member of the club is urged
to be present.
VISITING HIS COUSIN.
Rev. Geo. w. Verify, who has been
a missionary in North China for 25
years. is visiting his cousin. Mrs.
Elizabeth Verify, at AIS Macon.
Rev Verify has delivered several
talks and lectures in town.
CAR LOAD OF FoRDs ARRIVE.
The Bunten Bus and Auto company
this morning received a car load of
Ford cars from the factory. Hardly
had they been unloaded and placed
in front of the Main street garage
than they began to sell. in fact. one
man sent word from Cripple Creek
to save him one and that he would
be down in the morning.
How he heard about the arrival Of
the car load is puzzling the Bunten
people. Good news as well as bad
travels fast, SO 1t seems.
Although Ford Is now making 1000
cars a day, six days week. he can
nc supply the demand, being about
1QN 900 cars behind at this time, so
the Bunten Bus and Auto company
deem themselves fortunate in getting
as many as they did. They have
twenty-five of the 100 they have or
dered on the way and expect to sup
ply themselves in advance If possible
LEFT FOR BOULDER.
Miss Anna Riede left Wednesday
morning for Boulder. where she will
resume her studies at the University
Of Colorado.
FRIDAY.
CARD OF THANKS.
We herewith expires sour sincere
thankfulness for the help AND ex-
pressions of sympathy and beautiful
flowers during the illness and death of
our beloved sister and daughter.
MR.. AND MRS. C. B. MERRIS AND
FAMILY.
OFF FOR EASTERN TRIP.
c. C. Patton and son Clyde have
gone on a several weeks eastern trip
which will include fishing and camp
ing outing in Wisconsin and a visit
to points in Ohio and western Penn
Bylvania.
SPENDING FEW DAYS IN DISTRICT
L. ]. Beauvais came up Wednesday
afternoon from Canon City to spend
a few days in the city attending to
business matters. = Cripple Creek
Times.
GUEST AT RANKIN HOME.
Randolph Adams, son of Chas. p.
Adams of the Adams Publishing com
pany, Topeka. Kansas, arrived yes
terday for a visit at the home of
Rev. l. c. Rankin.
WILL TEACH IN IOWA.
Miss Esther Craig left few DAYS
ago for Aurelia. Iowa, where The has
been engaged to teach In the high
school during the coming year. Miss
Craig 3 atuted from Monmouth col
lege, Monmouth, ILL.,, last June.
w. A. MoLLETT IMPROVING.
After rdergoing surgical opera
tion last Sunday in one of the local
hospitals, w. A MolIett of Three
Mile spring is reported as doing nice
ly. He expects to be out again soon.
WILL TEACH AT MATHEsoN.
Miss Mae Gale left the first of the
week for Matheson, Colo, where she
will teach in the public schools dur
ing the coming year.
HAVE rETuRNED HOME.
After Tort visit here as the
guests g. 4,rs. HarryWhistler,w while
makir2 motor tour OF the Colorado
noun stricts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham AMI Miss Shaw of Monmouth.
Ill. returned to their home in the
east the first OF the week
GONE TO SANTA FE, N. M.
L. W. Felter and NJ. ]. Evans left
by automobile Thursday for Santa Re. |
N. NJ. where they will spend couple |
OF weeks in a study of the various
points Of historical interest in that
vicinity. They will also devote day
or two to Taos and 1t surroundings. |
famous in the chronicles Of the early
settlers OF the west Kit Carson. the