The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
SATURDAY
DIED IN SANiTARIUM
FROM ACUTE DIASETE

FROM ACUTE DIABETES
]. A. Keck, who came here FIVE or
six months ago from Omaha. Neb.,
and established a home for himself
and family at the northeast corner
of Seventh street and College avenue,
died in a sanitarium at Colorado
Springs on Wednesday from acute
diabetes. 1t is understood that the
body will be taken to Denver and
cremated. MIR. Keck had been i'll only
a shctr time.
DIED AT WESTcLIFFE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Jacob Becker, an old resident
of Custer county, died at her home
in westclifre Thursday. Deceased had
many acquaintances in this city. Her
husband is still living, but has been in
poor health for long time.
Rev s. II. Sperry left for Westcliffe
yesterday afternoon in response to
message announcing the death of
Mrs. Becker and will conduct the fu-
neral service, which was held at 10
O'Clock this morning.
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
OF CHARLES RockAFELLoW
The New York Times of March is
states that the Rev. and Mrs. Henry
! Weston Frost of Summit. n. j., an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Hildegarde Frost. to Charles
Custer Rockafellow of San Acacio,
Colo No. date has been set for the
wedding.
Charles Rockafellow is the youngest
son of Captain and Mrs. B. F. Rock
. afellow of this city and is well and
favorably known in this community.
WILL ARRIVE HERE SUNDAY.
Mrs. F. F. Trotter of Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. nee Miss Edythe
James of this city. is expected to ar
rive here from San Francisco Sun
ter Mrs. w. B. Holland, and other real
atiyes. Mrs. Trotter resided for some
time after her marriage at Vancouver.
British Columbia, but for the greater
part of the past year has made her
home In Honolulu, where her husband
is manager OF Heinie's tavern. one OF
the popular hostelries OF the city.
GREAT IMPERsoNAToR COMING
The choir of the First Nd Aodist
church wishes to announce that Ar
thur Ratchet. who is a graduate OF
the Leland Powers School of Ora
tory of Boston, and a reader OF more
than usual ability is to give 40 inter.
probation of David warHeld's great
iplay. THE Music Master at the
! Methodist church Monday evening,
April Srd. and that the net proceeds
! of the entertainment goes to the or.
gan fund.
The admission will be at the very
low price OF Csc, SO that all may at
, tend.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Among the recent subscribers to The
Daily Record in East Canon are Mrs.
A. E. Eaton, 2443 East Main street; !;
James Noble, 2311 East Main street:
l.. C. Miller; 300 Greydene avenue; H.
c. Marvin, 225 Cot )nwood aveni.e.
George S. Ketchum, Ala Cottonwood
avenue; Mrs. p. Burns. 706 Greydene
avenue: Fred Magnuson, 602 Cotton
wood avenue; C. w. Garnett, Reynolds
avenue; William Cooling. Raynol1s
avenue; Mrs. Il. Pr'nedd, Ravnoifs
avenue; David 4. Lewis, Reynolds
avenue; T. b. Stanley. Reynolds ave-
nue.; Mrs. A. L. asKinnon, Ra, inldg
avenue; J. w. Allen, Greydene avenue.
ENGINEERING CLASS IN
CANON TUESDAY NIGHT.
About twenty Of the students OF the
engineering class of Colorado college
were visitors in Canon City Thursday
night. They arrived about Z O'Clock
In the evening and devoted couple of
hours to an inspection OF the plant Of
the Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
and Power company at Soda Point.
after which they went to the stratl.-
more hotel where they remained until