The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12


home in South Canon on Tuesday OF
this week from Ellis, Kansas, where
he has been looking after his faith
er's farm during the last four or five
months.
VISITED RELATIVES HERE
MONDAY.
Lewis A. Smith of Portland. Ore.
yon. enrOute home from Iowa, stopped
off here on Monday for short visit
with his sister, Mrs. a. NJ. MusSroye,
of 3O1 Douglas avenue, South Canon,
and his brother, Elton T. Smith, OF
432 College.
JURORS FOR NOVEMBER TERM
ORDERED.
Judge Cooper in District court on
Wednesday made an order to be ceru-
fied to the sheriff for a venire of
thirty jurymen to constitute the regu-
lar panel for the November term of
the district court. The order was
made returnable at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning November goth.
HAS NEW GRANDSON
IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs NJ. Sutherland of sos East
Douglas avenue, South Canon, is in
receipt of information from Engle-
wood, California, a suburb of Los An
Ieles, announcing tie birth there a
week or ten days ago of an eight
pound baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Sutherland, the former of whom is
her son.
RETURNS FROM WYOMING.
Mrs. ]. E. Smith returned to Canon
City Wednesday from Casper, Wyo..
where she has been visiting her son
Forest for the last four or five weeks.
r. c. MELTON TO EIGHT MILE
r. c. Melton. with the aid of the
Canon Auto company. delivered pi-
ano today to the Lonnie Higgins
ranch on Eight Mile creek. This is
the longest haul in the delivery of a
piano in these parts for long time.
-JAMOT BROWN ON A LION HUNT
Jamot Brown of the Rainbow Land
company, left Sunday for Estabrook.
where he will remain for some time
for a visit with his family. Mr..
Brown says he recently lost valua-
BILE riding horse as a result of an at
tack of mountain lion, also that an
other one of his horses was seriously
injured from the same cause. Mr..
Brown is determined to get revenge
on the 'varmints" and before his de-
parture from Florence he secured a
couple of good hunting dogs and will
organize party at Estabrook and go
"a lion hunt-Florence Citizen.
THE RED HAS BEEN PAINTED
OUT.
The little red school house on the
Top of the hill in the Brush Hollow
district is now a thing of the past.
Not that it has been moved away or
otherwise destroyed, but in line with
general improvements that are now
being made in all the rural school
buildings, the Brush Hollow school
board decreed that it should be paint
ed white. New weather-boards have
been added and John Houston of Flor
,ence, accomplished the transforma-
Iion in the generous application of
white paint. Miss Edna Howells, is
The popular teacher and she makes it
her duty to see that the interior is
an keeping with the new exterior
Florence Citizen.
CELEBRATED SIxTY-FOURTH
ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Miller. former
residents of Canon City, celebrated
the siXty-fourth anniversary of their
marriage at their home in Grand
Junction a few days ago. Mr.. Miller,
who was familiarly known to his
friends here as Pop" was city mar
shall here for many years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller have three daughter all
of them married; two of whom live in
Grand Junction and the other in Kan.
sas City, Mo.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MONDAY.
Emery Gaines, son of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. c. Gaines of Sherman avenue,
Lincoln Park, was taken to the hos,
pital the first of the week suffering
from an attack of fever
VISITING MR.. AND MRS. SEAMAN
DR.. Will Bostick of St Louis, Mo.
arrived here Wednesday evening for
Il few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Jonathan Seaman and family at S29
Macon avenue. DIR. Bostick is a broth
er of Mrs. Seaman.