The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-11-23
News Notes
THURSDAY
DIR. DICKSON TO SPEAK AT
SALIDA.

DIR. DICKSON TO SPEAK AT
SALIDA.
DIR. ]. Homer Dickson of this city
has been honored by an invitation to
deliver the memorial address to the
members of Salida Lodge No. sos,
u. P. o. E. at its annual lodge of sor-
row ON Sunday, December 3rd. The
Eziks lodges all over the world hold
memorial services on the first Sun
day in December in honor of their
dead.
MISS GARDINER VISITING IN
OREGON.
Miss Myrtle Gardiner has gone to
Baker City, Oregon, where she will
be the guest of her father and other
relatives for some tune. She expects
20 be gone a couple of months or
more and may visit several points in
California before her return to Canon
City. Seattle, Tacoma, Portland will
oe included in her itinerary.
MR.. AND MRS. 3. D. NOVELS IN
TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Novels of
Lamar arrived here Wednesday even
ing for visit with their son, A. r.
Novels, wife and little daughter at
xhe family home. 52S Macon avenue.
Mr.. Novels Sr.. says the lower Ark
;ansas valley, like the rest of the state
got touch of cold weather the first
of the week. A zero temperature
was recorded at Lamar last Monday
Morning.
GUEST OF MIR. AND MRS.
HERRMANNf
Mrs. d. H. Gillispie, late resident
of Pueblo, is spending a few days in
Canon City as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F.. Hermann and family at
522 Greenwood avenue. Her hus-
band died in Pueblo last week and
was buried there on Sunday. The
deceased was well known in this
county and was employed for a mum.
the Santa Fe Railroad company at
Rockvale. Mrs. Gillispie will make
her home with Mrs. Seth Anthony in
EIorence.
a. L. TAYLOR HOME
FROM BUENA VISTA
a. L. Taylor returned to Canon
City on an early train this morning
from Buena Vista where he went a
Few days ago on business connected
With the Cottonwood Gulch mining
company, of which he is a member oil
che board of directors. Mr.. Taylor
says the thermometer marked IS de
grees below zero at Buena Vista last
Monday morning, but that at the
mine, which is located on the upper
slopes of the Sangre de Christie noun.
t-ains at an elevation of 1000 feet
The temperature was only three de.
sErees below zero.
MISS PAXTON RESIGNS CLERK.
SHIP.
Miss Phoebe Paxton, for the last
eight years clerk and stenographer
an the office of the county judge, has
resigned her position and will leave
Al the course of the next few days
Tor Cedaredge. Colorado. where she
will spend some time visiting with
friends. Miss Grace Cunningham,
until recently employed as a stenog.
rapher and typist at the First Ma.
1onal bank, has been appointed by
Judge Eldred to be Miss Paxton's
successor. Miss Paxton had been
connected with the county judges of.
hce so long as TO seem almost a fix.
lure there and her retirement will be
generally deplorej by the officials
and babitues of the court house.
CHARLES REITER LAID UP IN
BED.
Mr. Charles Reiter OF 317Ih Main
streetE7Sho has been suffering from
kidney ana bladder trouble and who
went homeffnom the hospital the first
III The week, is improving slowly at
his ranch about six miles from Canon
when taken down with the attack
and was brought TO tbs hospital here.
His wife was in Republic, Nebraska,
at the time and came here to be with
him.
! CARPENTER FAMILY MOVES
TO COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Carpenter who
have lived in East Canon for several
years have traded their home place
for a home in Colorado Springs.
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