The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-10

the week where she is rel o-ted to be
doing nicely.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. williams have
been entertaining as a guest. Mr..
Danb OF New York Also Mrs. Chan
ming and daughter OF westclIne have
been visitors at the same home.
q Geor-e Cotton is down from his
ranch in the mountains. getting on
the remainder of his apple crop on
east Sherman ave
w Y. Hobart, who has been conHn.
ed to his home for some weeks with
serious siege OF infiammatory rheu
matIsm. is so far improved as 10 te
able to te out asa'n.
Mrs. Sheilsber-er came down from
Denver recently. where she has been
spending the past month. for a few
days visit at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. John Williams. Miss Tracy
accompanied her to her home at Mot
fat for a few days visit.
Carl Hrtran OF Porlsr avenue in
comnany with his nephew. Mr.. Paul
BinIheims OF Wilson Creek. took q
business trip to westciIne this week.
Earl Thompson is able to be on the
paper route again after>a lay-off OF
several days On account OF an injured
leg as a result of slight accident
in a basket hall game. Fred Single
ton acted as Eari's substitute while
he was recupera ing.
Guy Caldwell and Harry Cotton
drove up 70 the ranches in the noun
tains last Thur sday They encoun
tered several snow drifts enroute brt
Rot thru with no greater accident
thsn broken buggy axle The hoys
will spend their time there looking af-
ter the stock and hunting.
VIII Farrinstcn and Mr. Radcliffe
came down IRON Guney the last OF
the week for few days visit at the
FarrineJon home on. Park avenue.
AIR. Radcliffe is the postmaster at
Gurey
Mr. Ceorse sage aud family who
have been making their home with
Mrs. Sages parents. MIR. and Mrs. VIM
Cuthbert. on the ranch on Grand ave
nue.. have moved to the north side
where they will engage in gardening
on their own place. They expect to
erect a residence to take the place OF
one that was burned down last year.
Mrs. F. F. Maynard and little son
LETT Friday for Victor. where they viii
spend few weeks with Mr.. Maynard
who is ensaged in mining at that
place.
The LADIES' Sewing Cub met this
week with Ars. ". p. Ahart at he.
home on East Grand avenre. The
members tackled a comfort ami made
aprons for the hostess. who in turn
served her guests with apretixing re-
freshmen,s.
About sixteen youns people of the
Park gave Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook
a very pleasant surprise on Friday
evening at their home on Poplar ave.
nue. as n sort of a welcome home
after their long visi, In the east. The
evening passed merrily with music
and games. and bountiful refresh
nients we're served a. late hour
The adies' ..ss,ciation OF Lincoln
Park met at the home of the presi
dent. Mrs. Andrews last Thursday af-
ternoon. In spite OF the extreme cold
weather. over a dozen ladies and chil.
dren were in attendance who enjoy
ed an unusual good social time to-
gether. A short program consisted
OF devotional exercises and report OF
committees. Miss Soneland was pres
ent as guest. The hostess served cake
coffee and homemade candy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook have recent.
ly returned from = trip comprising
visits with relatives and friends at dif.
ferent points In Iowa and Nebraska.
and which has covered = period Of
nine months. They found nothing by
way OF climate 10 he compared with
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