The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
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BENTON FAMILY MOVE

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BENTON FAMILY MOVE
Mr.. Claude Benton and family have
moved from 726 Whipple avenue to
5l9 Macon ave. The move was made
so that Claude could be closer to the
Office of the Canon News Agency.
which business he recently purchased
and is conducting in an excellent man
ner.
Claude has the agency of the Den
yer News and Denver Times
TO THE SPRINGS TO-DAY.
w H. Dodier of the First National
bank was an outgoing passenger on
Lenver & Rio Grande train No. 10
this morning for Colorado Springs.
HAVE MOVED TO 431 COLLEGE Av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson have
moved from Kountz avenue to the
Wilson home at 431 College avenue.
HERE FROM INDIANA FOR VISIT
Mr.. Roy Kronkhite of Mansfield,
Indiana, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Colgate of South Canon. Mr.. Kronk
hite is a half brother of Mrs. Colgate.
LEAVE FOR KANSAS THURSDAY
Mrs. NJ ]. Evans and Miss aIarga-
ret will leave Tuesday morning on No.
10 for Sedgwick, Kansas. to join Mr..
Evans. and Henry. Mr.. Evans is in
the mercantile business in SedgwiciS
and they will make their home there.
MOToRED HERE FROM VICTOR.
MIR. and Mrs. Norris Eads motored
to Caron City on Wednesday; return
ing home by way of Colorado Springs.
They wera accompanied by Miss
Effie Littell. Miss Williamson. Miss
Hester Crutcher. Miss Floy Foote
and Miss Charnion Simpson.-victor
Record.
REV. NICHOLS TO OKLAHOMA.
Rev. chas. o. Nichols, who has been
supplying The pulpit Of the First Pres
byterian church here for the past ten
days or two weeks as a candidate for
the pastorate of the congregation. left
this morning for his home at Guthrie.
Oklahoma. Rev. Nichols was pleas
ed with Canon City as place OF resi-
dence.
DOWN FROM FLORENCE
J. A. Boysen. former resident Of
this city. came down from Florence
this afternoon on business trip.
BORN TO MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
WOOD, A BABY GIRL.
A baby girl was horn this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Wood of Four
Mile.
LoNNIE GRIBELE TO MOFFAT.
Ionnie Gribble was passenger on
Denver G. Rio Grande train No. this
afternoon for Salida en- route to Molfat
and other points in the San Luis val
ley.
CALLED EAST.
Frank McClintock left this afternoon
for Evansville, Ind. in response to a
message informing him of the serious
illness of his sister who is in the hos
pital there.
REV. REED HERE TODAY.
Rev. 0. S. Reed of Manzanola is
spending the day here while en- his
way to Monte Vista to attend a meet
ing of the Board OF Old Soldiers In
session there. lie will continue his
journey tomorrow.
cOLUMBINE CROCHET cLUs.
Mrs. Geo. Sherwood of North Fourth
street was hostess to the ColumbIne
Crochet Club at her home on wednes-
day last. With needle work and visit
ing the afternoon passed rapidly and
was brought to a pleasant close by a
dainty lunch. served by the hostess.
WENT TO MONTANA FOR VISIT
Mrs. Abe Mace of Portland. Colo
RADIO, after a weeks sojourn here as
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James R. Govern. left Sunday morn
ing for Denver en- route to Montana
where she Will spend some time visit
ing relatives.
SPENT SUNDAY WITH SISTER
Mrs. Elizabeth Howells was UP from
Florence to spend Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. J. Walton of River street.