The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-10
News Notes
THURSDAY
MRS. TINsLEY HERE.

is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. D. Avery.
Mrs. .Tinsiey was Miss Ruby Shaeffer.
CAFkYs HOME FROM THE EAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cafky OF Flor
ence returned Tuesday from a three
weeks visit in the east. They visited
Atlantic City, Norfolk. Va. Washing
ton, D. c., and other points along the
Atlantic seaboard.
ARKANSAS ATTORNEY HERE.
Hon. w. NJ Lewis of Little Rock.
Arkansas. a prominent attorney of
lat city, is in Canon City and will
spend the remainder of the summer
here with his family, who have been
at s15 Hazel avenue since June Both.
TowNsENDs co TO DENVER.
Hon. and Mrs. wallace Townsend.
Little Rock. Arkansas, people who are
spending the summer here. left yes
terdsy for Denver to spend few days
on business and pleasure. They ex-
pected TO return Saturday.
MRS. ARNOLD RETURNS TO DEN
YER.
Mrs. Henry ]. Arnold and son and
daughter. who have been visiting Mrs.
Arnold's brother. II ID. Avery. re
turned to her home in Denver. Frank
Avery. a nephew of Kansas City. ac-
companled Mrs. Arnold. who came
down in her car Mrs. .Arnoid's hus-
band was mayor Of Denver a few years
ago.
MRS. RICHARDSON TO GO EAST.
Mrs Inez Richardson viii leave
Thursday for Denver. where she viii
spend day rtwo and from there
viii 70 on TO Chicago for the purpose
OF buying the fall and winter stock OF
millinery for the Nowels-Stoekion
millinery department She expects
TO be in Chicago IN time to attend the
fashion show. Aug. 7th.. where the
newest faIl and winter styles Will be
shown. She will be gone about two
weeks.
CRIPPLE CREEK MEN HERE.
S. r. Bowden and Philip sepera OF
Cripple Creek are here for a few days
on business.
WICHITA FOLKS ENJOY CANON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius AIDES and son
OF Wichita. Kan. are here for short
time to escape the heat of Kansas and
enjoy the beautiful scenery and delight
fui atmosphere of Canon
r. r. JEFFRiEs IN BEAVER PARK.
r. r. Jeffries. county Horticultural
agent. went TO the Beaver Park section
Wednesday to inspect the cherry tree
bugs which are giving the fruit raisers
of that section considerable trouble.
OLD GLORY GETS WASHED.
The big nag which adorns the Audi
torium in Denver on holidays go; a
good bath Wednesday. II Is the
largest nag in existence. being l37x6s
feet Il was washed with the use OF
hose as It hung along the side OF
the building. II has been In use six
years.
MARGARET SPRING ON
WETMoRE ROAD is MARKED
on the road TO Wetmore from Flor.
ence. near the new bridge across
Adobe creek. Is a splendid spring of
pure crystal water. II is called the
Oasis. Tuesday County Commissioner
J. V. McCandless of Florence and 9TH
ers went out here and put up an ap-
propriate sign SO that all who pass by
can learn where II is situated.
GUS OLSON STARTS FOR NEW
MEXICO.
Gus Olson. manager OF the Colorado
Supply company's store at RockTale.
with his wife started last night for
New Mexico. where they will enjoy a
and friends. They Will spend a por.
ton of their time with their daughter.
Mrs. Benham at Bernaiille. and they
will also visit Albuquerque.
ATTENDANCE At TENT MEETING
GROWING.
The interest in the evangelistic
meetings ut the tent on Lincoln Park
is growing nightly and the attend.
ance is most gratifying. The serv-
ices are non-sectarian in character
and appeal to all classes of people.
The music is excellent and is n pleas
ing feature OF the services. The pub
lie Is invited and will be made well
come to these meetings.
CEMENT cENTERs SHOW UNus-
uAL ACTIVITY.
Portland and Concrete. Fremont
county's two cement ceniers. are un-
usually active these days with the ce-
ment business greater than at any