The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-08
LEaANoN, NO, FOLKS HERE.

some time visiting at the home of
Mr.. e. NJ. Johnson. Mrs. Weissger-
Der is a sister of Mrs. Johnson.
TO WEsTcLIFFE TO-DAY.
Mrs. E. W. Thomas left this after
noon for Westcliffe where she will
visit relatives and friends for a week
or ten days. During her stay there
she will be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Ulsh, and her cousin, Mrs.
Philip Doyle.
LEFT FOR HOME THURSDAY.
Rev. and Mrs. o. s. Reed left by
automobile for their home at Manza-
nola on Thursday after pleasant
visit of several days duration with
friends in this city. They were ac-
!, companied on the return trip by Miss
Emma Galley, sister of Mrs. Reed,
who will be their guest at Manzanola
for couple of weeks or more
GUESTS OF MRS. WYcKoFF.
Miss Birdie Ash of Hamilton, ILL
! nois. with her two friends, the Misses
Barry are guests at the home of Miss
Ash's cousin, Mrs. Wyckoff, on Ma
con avenue. The young ladies are
going to Denver and then to Oklaho-
ma before they return to their homes
in Illinois.
RETURNED HOME THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. McLain and
son. George who were amona the
guests in attendance at the wedding
of Miss Edna Biggs and Mr.. w. C.
Kurtz here Wednesday night, left for
home by automobile Thursday morn
ing. They were accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs Arthur Biggs, and
grandson, Clinton Biggs.
WENT TO PERRY, IOWA, TODAY
Thomas P. Erwin, who has been
here for the last six or seven weeks
on account of his health. left for his
home at Perry. Iowa. this afternoon.
He will remain there while his par
ents make visit to the California
exposition and will then return to
Canon City for a stay of indefinite
duration. Mr.. Erwin is a cousin of
Clyde c. Bell
CELEBRATED HIS EIeHTY-THIRp
BIRTHDAY
The eighty-third birthday anniver-
sary of H. H. Ferris was celebrated
by the gathering of about score of
friends at the family home, 72s 18th
street, East Canon. Thursday evening
to congratulate the guest of honor.
Mr.. Ferris was born in Ohio and has
lived about fifteen years in this cem-
GUESTS OF C c. ANDERsoNs
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Anderson. Of
Pike avenue are entertaining their
daughtersinIaw, Mrs. Victor Ander-
son, and little baby, who arrived here
Thursday afternoon en- route home to I
Alder, Colorado, after a stay of about (
a years duration with relatives in
Indiana. Mr.. Anderson is expected !
here this afternoon or Saturday to
meet his wife and accompany her
home.
STOPPED OFF FOR SHORT visIT |
Mrs. s. H. Berkey of South Bend.
Indiana, enroute home from the !
Panama-Pacific Worlds fair at San
Francisco. stopped on here Thursday |
night for short visit with her BROTH
er-in-law. J. E. Miller, and wife of
the Hotel Miller. She was taken on
an automobile excursion to the top
of the Royal Gorge this morning.
GUEST OF MRS. c. T. CHAPMAN.
Miss Cecil Price of Long Beach,
California, is visiting here for a few
days as the guest of Mrs. C. T. Chap
man and family on Harrison avenue
while on her way to Minneapolis.
Minnesota. to spend the summer
with relatives. Miss Price and her
mother will be remembered as hav-
ing resided in Canon City for short
time few years ago.
MoToRED HERE FROM HOUSTON,
TEXAS.
F. E. Williamson of Houston. Tex.
an old time friend Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Hawkey. arrived here day or
two ago and will remain here for
some time. Mr.. Williamson made the
trip through to Colorado by automo-
bile. He is expecting the arrival Of
his wife here in the course Of the
current week. She will make the
trip by rail.
SATURDAY.
LEFT FOR HOME IN DENVER.
Mrs. H. A. Gross OF Denver. who
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