The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-16
VISITING At LAWRENCE HOME.

son, j. Z. Lawrence, vile and Iamliy
on Greydene avenue, East Canon.
WILL MACK ON BRIEF VISIT.
Will Mack, who is devoting his at
tention to numbering interests in Brit
ish Columbia, arrived here Thursday
night frorn business trip to Den
yer. while on his way back to the
Pacific coast. His mother, Mrs. Julia
L. Mack, went to Denver last Sunday
to join him and accompanied him TO
Canon City. Mr.. Mack left for the
Canadian northwest this afternoon.
GAVE LECTURE ON CHINA.
Rev. George w. Verify. for many
years a missionary in the Orient.
gave very entertaining and instruct
i've lecture in the gymnasium of the
Y. NJ. C. A. building Thursday night
on China. L. w. Felters stereopti-
con was used for the occasion in pro-
jecting the pictures on the screen
and was operated by Robsrt Under
wood. A great number of scenes IL.
north and central China were shown
and an excellent idea conveyed of
the life. habits and customs o. the
native people. Pictures of the g sat
wall, as well as of street scenes in
Peking, Tien Tsin an ether famous
| Chinese cities were II extreme inler-
est
VISITING AT sToMMEL HOME.
Mrs. L. Steinhauer of Ordway is
visiting here as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Stommel and family at
519 Pike avenue. Mrs. Steinhauer is
Mrs. Stommel's mother.
CANON CITY INVITED
TO SEND DELEGATES.
The Canon City Chamber of Com
merce has been invited to send ten
delegates to the International dry
I farming congress to be held in Den
yer from Oct 4 to Z.
Any member sof tho organization
or other citizens planning to attend
the congress will be furnished with
credentials on application to Secre-
tary H. v. George at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms at SIP Main
street
RETURN FROM THEIR VACATION.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
returned to Canon City Wednesday
from their vacation trip and are again
at home at the Episcopal rectory on
Macon avenue. The first part of their
vacation outing was spent at The
Pines in the Wet Mountain valley
and the remainder at Estes Park.
At the latter place Rev. Van Xeuren
delivered a series of addresses be-
fore the Y. NJ c. A. student confer
ence. Rev. Van Keuren will preach
from the pulpit of Christ churcn next
Sunday morning.
SATURDAY..
coNvIcTS SENT TO PUEBLO.
The convict gang. thirty-five strong,
arrived in Pueblo Friday from Canon
City and was sent to Goodpasture on
the Beulah highway, where they es-
tablished camp. The trip from the
Union depot was made in seven auto
mobiles which the board of county
commissioners had in readiness for
the road builders.
The gang will continue surfacing
the Beulah road with lime rock shale,
which has been completed almost to
the Beu1ah hill. The shale will be
hauled from a point near Goodpas-
ture.-Pueblo Chieftain.
| Mrs. w. II. Smith of South Canon
and niece, Miss Maude Jenkins, left
this afternoon for California, where
they will visit the expositions at San
Francisco and San Diego and other
points of interest. They will go first
to San Francisco and later to Los
Angeles and San Diego.
LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY.
Fred Williams. a graduate of the
Canon City high school, class of rs,
left yesterday for Lawrence, where
he will enroll at the University of
Kansas. He VIII take up the study
of medicine.
CLAYTON WILSON WILL
RETURN TO COLLEGE.
Clayton H. Wilson, who hes been
spending the summer with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Duffy Of
Park Center. will leave nexr week
for Kimberlin Heights. Tenn. TO COM
plete his course o. Study at Jcnnson's
Bible college at that place.
During the summer he has been