The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
News Notes
(Adyertisement)
Notary Pubiic-w. B. Rowland sta
Main street Record office.
THURSDAY
RETURNED HOME SATURDAY.

spent the last three months visiting
friends in Peoria, Ill. and Denver, re-
turned home Saturday.
TO MAKE THEIR HOME HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer L. Strickland,
who were married at Littleton,
Colorado, a few weeks ago, and
who have been living in Denver since
Il at time, returned to Canon City,
Wednesday morning, and will make
their future home here. Mrs. strick-
land was formerly Miss Lillian Scott.
HOME WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM
DENVER.
DR.. G. A. vawter, president OF the
chamber of commerce, returned home
Wednesday from a weeks business
and pleasure visit in Denver. MIS-
yawter. who accompanied him on the
outward trip, remained. in the capital
citv for a more extended trip.
RETURNS TO BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Edna E. Smith and daughter,
Roberta, who have been visiting MIS-.
Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J; E..
Mcclure. s1S River street, left this
morning ON their return trip home 10
BROOKLYN, N. Y. They expect to stop
enfoute at Denver, Kansas City and
6, Louis for few days at each place
and arrive at Brooklyn ON the lotn-
~ MekiNsTRY REcUPERATiNe
The friends of Mr.. H. McKinstry OF
ssa Harrison Av., are gald to see him
mi the streets again after being con-
fined to his home for more tnan
r,ortb with a threatened attack OF
pneumonia.
He is gradually gaining his strength
end weight. which were greatly I'M
during his long illness and
h. expects to regain his normal health
before long.
HOME FROM WESTERN Tap
w. B. Holland returned home on
wednesday night from several
weeks trip through Idaho, Washing
ton and California. He visited w. W.
Wallace and other former Canon City
people at Twin Falls, Idaho. after
which he proceeded to Portland, Ore
gen, and other points in the extreme
The expositions at San
Francisco and San Diego were includ-
ed in Mr.. Hollands itinerary.
FRIDAY
LEFT FOR HOOPER TODAY
County Commissioner w. A. Chap
son left this afternoon for Hooper in
the San Luis valley where he will
srend a few days on the ranch. His
sen. Harry Chapson, has been at
Hooper the greater part of the time
since last October.
GETS DRAFT FOR DEATH BENEFIT
Mrs. A c. Lamb. widow OF the late
Alderman M. J. Lamb. today received
from Lowell s. Bailey. record keeper
Of Greenhorn Tent No. Al, K o. T.
NJ, draft for the sum Of two thous-
end dollars in payment Of her hus-
bands death benefit in that organiza-
tion. The draft was issued by L. E.
Eissler OF Detroit. Mich, supreme
record keeper of the order.
JOE COOPER LEFT THURSDAY
FOR IDAHO.
Joe Cooper, until recently employ
ed in the service of the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Light & Power com
pany. left on Thursday for American
Falls, Idaho. where he will take the
position OF manager for the electric
light and power company at Twin
Falls. OF which w. w. Wallace. former
ly of this city, is the general super
iptendent.
COX CAR BROKEN INTO THURS
DAY NIGHT
A Denver & Rio Grande box car was
broken into in the company's yards
kere Thursday night and three cases
of shoes in transit to Salt Lake City,
thrown out and several pairs stolen.
The matter was placed in the hands
OF the authorities as soon as the burg
larry was discovered and round up
OF suspicious characters found along
the railroad tracks made. A couple
Of hoboes were taken into custody on
suspicion Of being particeps criminis
tf. the robbery.
WsiToRs FROM BUENA VISTA
Mr.. Rees sheldahl Of Buena Vista
Is visitor In town for , few days
ana Il the guest Of Roland Arm
strong. Other visitors hers this weak