The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21

er relatives. Miss feorrin is GONZALES
cling from recent illness and 1t is
expected the change Of surroundings
will hasten her recovery.
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Geo. p. Nix and two children
will leave today for Los Angeles,
California, and other points in the
Golden State. If they find the clim-
ate and health desirable they will re-
main for six months. Mrs. Nix has
rented her home at S1S Main street
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry George.
MR.. AND MRS. e. A. CLARK
HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Clark returned
home yesterday from a six weeks
visit What Cheer, Iowa, with friends
and relatives. They made the trip
by auto and experienced no road
trouble with the exception of one
puncture. They made the trip in
5R days.
GUESTS AT HOUSTON HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Webster of Yale,
Okla, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Houston during a visit to Canon
City on Tuesday. Mrs. Houston and
Mrs. Webster are cousins and had not
previously seen each other for thirty
three years. The visitors left for
Pueblo enroute home Wednesday
morning.
SHIPPED TO DENVER FOR
BURIAL.
Acting under instructions from a
brother of the deceased in Brooklyn
New York, the body of the late Nor.
ris Zandofsky. who died at the Den.
yer & Rio Grande railroad station
here Tuesday afternoon from pulmon-
ary tuberculosis, was shipped today
from Wilson's undertaking estab-
lishment to Denver for burial in the
Jewish cemetery.
CAME DOWN FROM HILLSIDE
WEDNESDAY.
Messrs T. G. and It. D. Ballman of
Hillside motored down from the
Wet Mountain valley on Wednesday
to look after some business matters.
They returned home today. They re-
port a considerable snowfall at Hill
side last Monday afternoon: the first
of the season in that locality. The
snowst0rm extended along the Con-
tinental divide for many miles on the
upper slopes of the mountains. 1t
interfered with haying operations in
the valley and fiattened out the grow
ing crop of alfalfa.
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN MADE
ARRESTS.
Deputy Game Warden C. T. Chap
man went to Pueblo county last week
on official business. arrested three
boys, all Juveniles within the mean
ing of the statute. for killing ducks
and other wild waterfowl on lake
Huerfano and selling them in the
open market. They were arraigned
before justice of the peace for vio-
lation of the game laws of the state.
BACK TODAY FROM CRIPPLE
CREEK.
w. N. Clark. manager of the Ar
kansas Valley Railway, Light & Pow
er company. and Alderman Lafe
Combs returned to Canon City at
noon today from a business visit to
Cripple Creek and Victor. They
motored to the district on Tuesday
and report very exciting primary
election there for the nomination of
candidates on the county ticket.
There was heavy snowfall. accord
ing to Mr.. Combs, throughout Teller
county Monday night.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IN SEPTEMBER
The following is a list of the mar
riage licenses issued from the office
of the county clerk since the first
of September: James Deignan and
Florence Nelson; Vernon S. Simon
and Nellie NJ. Sweet: Orris w. Rowe
and Edna A. Kennedy: John Brun-
etto and Anna Jenovick; II. NJ.
George and Eunice M. Higgins; An
tonic Esposito and Lena Rocchio:
James E. Hayes and Mary Ellington
William Roberts and Tilda Evens.
REV. e. r. FULKERSoN GONE TO
IDAHO.
Rev. E. r. Fulkerson. who has been
at home here since the first of the
week. left this afternoon for Boise.
Idaho. where he will attend the an
nual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church in the interest of
the General Foreign Missionary So
ciety of that denomination. of which
he is field agent. After a short
stay in Idaho he will go to Muncie.
Indiana. He recently attended the
conferences of the NJ. f. church in
Montana, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
THE WILSON'S TO STOCKTON,
KANSAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Wilson
VI Sflppie Ireeh, ieit tnis iHOrHlns on
a motoring trip to Stockton, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. Sr. resided at
Stockton before coming to Canon
City and are going back to renew old
friendships and associations. They
will, probably, be gone several weeks
OPERATED ON THIS MORNING.
Paul Richards. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter G. Richards. underwent a
surgical operation at the hospital this
morning for the removal of growth
on the right side of his neck. The
operation was eminently successful
and he is reported to be resting
comfortable this afternoon.