The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-10

hundred miles. because there are no
tires to puncture and it can always
hit it up on smooth road. The car
attracted much attention at the de-
pot. Mr.. Racy took Ticket Agent Jack
Haley out for little Joy ride through
the gorge in the afternoon.
RoET. BAccHUS TO WELLsWLLE.
Robert Bacchus went to WelIsviile
Monday after con and played with
the Saiida orchestra at a swell dance
given ir the pavilion at the famous re-
sor, Monday n:"l.t.
DIR. vAWTER TO BURLINGTON.
DR.. G. A. yawter left today for Burl-
fngton, Colo, near which place he has
. large dry farm. He says things are
looking fine over there and that re-
cent rains have saved his corn
cALIFoRNlANs VISIT FRIENDS.
Mrs. May DeLues and son Louis.
formerly of Jacksonville, ILL.,, but now
of Los Angeles, Calf, stopped of
for a few days here to visit their for
mer neighbors, MFR. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Ward. N
TEMPLEMANs HAVE GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Long and sono I
warrensburg. Mo-. and Mrs. H. S.
Lewis of CarroIton. Mo. are guests
at the J. E. Templeman home. The
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Temple
man.
VISITING MOTHER AND SISTER.
Miss Edith Kelly of Higginsville,
Mo-. arrived Satu,dsg for a months
visit with her mother and sister.
Mrs John johnson Of 414 Harrison
ave. Miss Kelly is also renewing
friendships made during former visit
to the city.
THE MARsHALLs HERE MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Marshall of Pu-
eblo spent an enjoyable Sunday in
Canon.
ALBERT WHITMoRE DOWN FROM
DISTRICT
Mr. Albert Whitmore OF Cripple
Greek has been visiting relatives here
the past few days.
BOYS OFF ON FISHING TRIP.
Donald Duncan. Kent Jewett and
Mendel Jewett left Monday afternoon
for Brush Creek lake. where they ex-
pect to do some great fishing.
JENKINS FAMILY TO LEADviILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins and
three children went to LeadviIle Mon
day afternoon to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brown foi week or ten
days
CUTTING DOWN COTTONWOOD.
J. f. Mcclure is cutting down a big
cottonwood tree in front OF his resi-
dence on River strret. The tree has
been there since the early sixties. but
got to be n nuisance with its flying
cotton.
RETURNS TO KANSAS.
N. N. Brown. who was called here
on account OF the sickness OF his lit.
/, tie son. returned to Conway Springs.
Kan, starting Monday. The boy is do
ing nicely now and is completely out
OF danger.
CUTTING DOWN PARK TREES.
Some OF Tom Parker's men are busy
topping and cutting down some OF the
trees in Depot park which have shown
signs Of dying. 1t Is thought that by
pruning them some may be saved.
Those that are hopeless are being cut
down.
HERE ON WAY TO MIcANiTE
Mra La ~
souri,. and Mrs. NJ. J. Clark OF Sedal.a.
Missouri. were at the Miller over Sun.
day while waiting for the mail stage
to take them to Micani;e where they
will visit relatives. They went up to
Micanite Monday.
TURNER'S OFF ON LONG TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Turner and Miss
Norma Jean left Sunday for the San
Luis valley. where they will visit Har-
ry Chapson on his ranch near Monte
Vista. Later they with Mr.. Chapson
will got to the San Juan resort near
creede and will do litt'e fishing.
cALLETs GO TO TAOS
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Galley and son.
Henry. and George McIain. left early
Sunday morning fer Taos. New Mexi.
CO.. where they went to take look at
the remains of the ancient Cliff Dwell.
lers which are situated near that
tropical Mexican town -
oKLAHoMANs LIVING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanley and
three children of Poncho City. Okla.
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Skinner and will be here about a
month About the first of next week
Chief Skinner Mr. ctarIav o.I A..