The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-26
News Notes
THURSDAY
MoToRED FROM WEST
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MoToRED FROM WEST
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p. D. Praypeal and wife and three
children motored from Westcline on
Wednesday on business trip. They
returned today.
RETURNED TO HILLSIDE,
TODAY.
Otto Ackelbein and son returned
to their home at Hillside this after
noon following couple OF days Dus-
mess visit in Canon City.
HOME TODAY FROM MISSOURI.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Clark and little
daughter of 427 Hazel avenue return
ed to Canon City this afternoon
from several weeks visit to their
old home at Warrensburg. Missouri.
MR.. AND MRS HEAVENRlOGE
HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge re-
turned this afternoon from Grand
Junction and other points on the
western slope where Mr.. Heaven
ride has been buying apples for the
last six weeks.
ILLINOIS PEOPLE VISITING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stalker of Clay
ton, Illinois, arrived here from the
east on Wednesday and are the guests
of Prof. and Mrs. o. w. Colgate at
523 Rudd avenue. Mr.. Stalker is an
attorney-at-law by profession and is
the editor and proprietor of the Clay
ton Enterprise.
ON WAY TO WESTERN SLOPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Ford. the for
mer of whom will be remembered as
having spent considerable time in
Canon City in years past as a fruit
buyer, were in town this morning
while on their way from the east to
the western slope. Mr.. Ford Will en-
deavor to purchase portion OF the
apple crop at Fruita, Palisades and
other orchard growing communities
in Mesa county.
z. F. HUNTER HOME FROM DEN
YER.
F. F. Hunter returned home We'd
nesday night from Denver. where he
went the first of the week to attend
the annual encampment of the odd
Fellows grand lodge. The meeting
was one of the best in the recent his
tory of Colorado Odd Fellowship, said
Mr. Hunter this morning. The other
Canon City visitors to the Denver
convention will return tonight and
Friday.
PHILIP wILKIN OPERATED ON
FOR APPENDICITIS
Philip Wilkin of this city, who Is
a student at Colorado college, was
operated on at the hospital in Colo
RADIO Springs Wednesday morning for
appendicitis and is reported to be
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances. His
Mother, Mrs. Sarah Z. Wilkin. and
sister, Miss Dorothy, were with him
at the time. The operation was per-
formed by Dr. f. N. Cochems of
Salida
WHERE COLORADO TROOPS ARE
CAMPING.
Since they moved from IL e mobili-
Zation camp at Golden, Colo. the
various units of the Colorado nation
al guard have been stationed at
number of different points in the
southern states. Following are
where the troops are now quartered
and where the various guardsmen
may be, reached.
Cavalry at Brownsville. Tex
Artillery at Deming. N. NJ.
Signal corps at FL Paso, Tex
Infantry at Douglas. Ariz.
Hospital corps at Douglas, Ariz.
BROUGHT TO THE HOSPITAL
John Sanitas, an employe of the
Portland Cement company, was bad
ly hurt in an accident at the mill in
Portland on Wednesday and was
brought to the hospital here for the
treatment of his injuries. His condi-
tion is reported to be serious. The
details of the accident could not be
learned.
AUTHOR OF SILVER THREADS.
DIES.
Green Bay, Wis, Oct. 18-Eben
Eugene Rexford, 6S. poet and author,
died yesterday from an attack of ty-
phoid fever Mr.. Rexford was the
author of the ballad silver Threads
Among The Gold"
LEFT FOR NEW YORK TODAY.
Mrs. Millman left for her home in
New York this afternoon following
visit with friends in this city and
vicinity.