The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Grand avenue. Lincoln sFa1a1 nearly b |
month ego. His left less bscweens the |
s.nlde and thu knee, was especially
badly burned at that time and has
thus far kept him confined to his bed.
DIR. and Mrs. Bell had tent erected
on the site of their former residence
ana have been living IN it for seve-
raj weeks. Their house was burned
July 2Srd.
TEN AND A HALF POUND BABY
DAUGHTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert L.. Reynolds are
the parents of a ten and half-pound
baby daughter, born to them on Tues
day of this week Both mother and
infant are doing nicely. Mr. Reynolds
is employed at the local plant of the
Arkansas Valley Railway. Light &
Power company. Es-
ENTERTAINED THURSDAY AFTER
| Mrs. Clark Cooper was hostess to
the members of the fourth division
of the Women's association of the
First Presbyterian church at her
home. corner of Eighth street and
Greenwood avenue, Thursday after
noon. After the business meeting the
ladies adjourned to the lawn where
they enjoyed conversation and deli
cious refreshments consisting of sher-
bet and cake. Thirty-six ladies were
present and the gathering was voted
to be one of the most pleasing of its
kind in the history of the association
UP FROM TRINIDAD
Elmer Baldwin motored up from
Trinidad Thursday and took in the
Scenic drives about Canon Friday He
left for Pueblo this afternoon
LEFT TODAY FOR
ATLANTIC, IOWA.
Miss Elizabeth Herbert, left this
morning for her home in Atlantic.
Iowa, after a visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
PERRY FAMILY HAVE GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barrett and
son of Eastonville, Colorado, Mrs. and
Miss Burroughs of Bellaire, Ohio. and
Mr.. Peter Burroughs are all guests at
the Perry home in South Canon today
HAVE PURCHASED NEW BUICK
| SKIES.
Miss Maude Jenkins of South Can
fon and C. A. Miller Of 1245 Park ave
[nue. Lincoln Park. have purchased
within the last day or two. handsome
new automobiles of the Buick Six pat
tern from the Rainbow Route Garage
MoToRED TO PUEBLO THIS
/ MORNING.
Mrs. r. l.. Scarf Mrs. Harry F.
Bowen. Mrs. H. p. Stommel and Mrs.
Sears sister motored to Pueblo on a
pleasure trip this morning. They
made the trip in the Sears car and
will return to Canon City this even
ing.
DEATH OF AN OLD FRIEND
| ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. L. W. Felter has just received
word of the death of an old time friend
Mrs. J. E. Robbins. at Sac City, Iowa.
She had been seriously i'll for several
months with heart trouble and her
passing away was not unexpected to
those about her. Some Canon City
people will remember Mrs Robbins as
she had visited here a number of
times within recent years.
MR.. AND MRS. STOCKTON ON
| AUTO TRIP.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Stockton and
family left the first of the week on an
auto trip to Denver. Estes Park and
other points OF interest in the north
ern part Of the state. They left i'm
mediately upon the return of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Galley and party from a
motoring excursion to Santa Fe, Taos,
and other places in New Mexico. The
Galleys got home Sunday night.
| RoLEY GIVES, HIS VERSION
In talking of his little alteration
with Charles Morton Saturday night,
John Roley of Pueblo, said: 81 did
not see Morton before the attack up
on me and when regalned eonsci-
BUSINESS was the first knowledge / had
of who had knocked me down and
kicked me. This point was brought
out in the evidence Morton and
hadn't been talking together, as
some people think"
rs A FRIEND OF
DR.. FRED REITERs.
DIR. W. c. Smolensh of Denver, pres
ident of the Colorado state organiza.
tion Of the Society OF Christian En- |
deavor. was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. |
Fred w. Reiter Thursday night and