The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
TUESDAY
GEO. HoULE p4ERE.

tleo Houle of Weetcliffe came down
Tuesday morning on business trip.
He will stay over and see q little OF
the fun.
ORGANIZING YEoMAN LODGE AT
PENRosE.
Mn. Ccra A Schultz spent several
days on Beaver Park last week in the
interest OF the organization of a
lodge Of the Brotherhood OF American
Yeomen at Penrose.
sAlioA MAN HERE TO BUY
CATTLE.
Mr.. Douggan Of Salida is In Canon
City today for the purpose of taking
over couple Of carloads of cattle
which he recently purchased from W.
A. Chapson and woody" Higgins.
GETS FINGER CUT OFF.
Homer Strickland while working
around some machinery at the EN-
pire Zinc mill last night had the mis-
fortune to accidentally get the mid
die finger of the left hand in a cog
wheel in some manner cutting OF most
of, the first joint. Although the acci-
dent was very painful he was able
TO ride his bicycle into town where
he had the wound dressed.
VISITING HERE FOR FEW DAYS
Miss Lois Davenport OF Salida is
spending a week CT ten days with Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ Jackson
LEFT FOR LONG BEACH, CALF.
Miss Maud Jenkins and Mr.. George
p. Smith of 222 Griffin avenue. left
Monday for Long Beach, California to
be gone about six months.
VISITING MISS sARTOR
Miss Caral Scatt OF Salida arrived
here today from an extended visit iu
Oklahoma City. and will visit with
Miss Kate sartor of East Main street
for few days before going to Salida.
THOSE INTERESTED IN
SPEED CONTESTS ATTENTION
All those who want to enter the
speed contests for motorcycle and
autos should be at the Strathmore
at 2:45 p. NJ.
LEFT TODAY FOR OKLAHOMA.
Irving NJ. Cooper. son OF Postmas-
ter and Mrs. Clark Cooper left this
afternoon for Perry. Oklahoma. where
he will engage in the bakery bust.
ness with Carl Horn. formerly of this
city.
TOURIST PARTY PASSED
3 THROUGH THIS MORNING
party of twenty Raymond Whit.
comb tourists from the New England
states passed thru Canon City on an
early Denver & Rio Grande train this
morning on their way to the Panama
Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
They were travelling In special coach
JoHNsoN's SAW MOUNTAIN
SHEEP ON NEW ROAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Johnson OF vii
iiamsburg are In the city today. Mr..
johnson has charge OF the C. r. and /.
float In the Industrial parade this
afternoon. A few days ago while the
Johnson's were taking a trip over the
new Canon Dity-salida cutoff they
W three different lunches OF noun
tain sheep. Two of the punches con.
tained six sheep and one contained
| fourteen.
MRS. GEO. r. CASSIDY CRITICALLY
ILL.
II. D. Avery received a post card
morning from George r. Cassedy In
Denver. announcing the worry critical
Illness OF his wife, Mrs. Carrie NJ.
Cassedy. at the family home In that
city. Mrs. csssedy was recently
stricken with paralysis and has since
been completely helpless. Her condi.
tion ia such as to leave Tut little. II
any. hope for her recovery. Her son.
Ed. Cassedy. who holds a civil ser
vice position In one OF the overnment
departments at Washington. ID. c.. has
been summoned to his mothers bed.
side.
IN THE "PioNEERs-
FLOAT THIS AFTERNOON
Among the "old timers" OF Fremont
county who took part in the Industrial
parade this afternoon were Senator
. James A. Mccandless OF Florence. Cy,
rus Hainline OF Florence and Calvert
and Roy Green of Florence. The Can
on City contingent in the Pioneers
float consisted OF Henry c. Beckham.
W. A. Stump, Robert M. Pope. Geo.
w. Griffin. Thomas Robinson. Angus
tns Sartor. Capt. b. F. Rockafellow,
Eugene Weston. Capt Albert Walters.
C. W. Talbot. James Noble. Harry C.
Catlin. Col. A. w Ducean r n. Rob