The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-27

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bell of Keysor. Colo. accompanied
Miss Gale home and will hs her guest
uni;i the middle of the wee :. Miss
Campbell has also been ATTENDING the
school at Greeley.
MISS LOIS MCCLURE IN CHARGE
During the absence Of e. A. Brad
bury, secretary of the Canon City
Chamber of Commerce, from town
on his fishing trip to Camp Quequa
! on the Gunnison river, the affairs of
the office will be looked after by Miss
Lois Mcclure. who has been in charge
of the clerical work there for some
time. Mr.. Bradbury will be gone a
| week.
RETURN FROM SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Thomas, their
daughter, Mrs. o. E. Swearingen. and
sons, Franklin and James, and Mrs.
Molly Sumpter returned to Canon City
Friday evening from a three days
visit at Colorado Springs and the
Pixies Peak district. They made the
trip by automobile and took in all of
the attractions of Colorado Springs
and the surrounding territory, includ-
ing an excursion to the top of Pixies
Peak. They made the homeward run
via Pueblo.
MRS. MINOR AND SISTER HERE.
Mrs. Harmon Minor and little son,
Master Harmon Minor Jr., of Madrid,
N NJ, arrived in Canon City Friday
for visit with relatives and friends
They were accompanied here by the
formers sister. Mrs. Lou Lloyd
WILL VISIT HERE FEW WEEKS.
DR.. ]. F. Coleman of Hartley, Iowa,
who owns a valuable farm north of
Lamar, was in The city recently look
ing after his property interests. Dr.
Coleman left Sunday for Canon City.
where he will visit a few weeks be-
fore returning to Iowa. = Lamar
Sparks.
ALVIN SlDEBoTToM IN TOWN.
Alvin Sidebottom. who is associated
with his uncle, U. E. Sidebottom, and
Harry Bailey in the ownership and
management of the Peerless mills at
Norton, Kan, arrived on Friday for
few days visit He says the out
look for all kinds of farm crops in
his section of the country are ex-
cellent this year.
GUESTS AT AUGUSTINE HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolmer and
daughter of Topeka, Kan. and G. W.
Field of Omaha, Neb., have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Angus
tine at their home on Cyanide avenue
for the past week. These folks are
touring the west and from here they
went to Colorado Springs to spend a
week or so before returning to their
homes.
VISITING THE JENKINS HOME.
Mrs. Ethel Brown and little son of
Conway Springs. Kan. arrived Friday
for a visit with Mr.. and, Mrs. w. Y.
jenkins at 624 Pike Avenue. Mrs.
Brown is niece of her entertainers.
WILL VISIT SAN LUIS VALLEY.
| County Commissioner W. A Chap
son will leave by automobile Monday
| for visit to his ranch in the San
Luis valley. Before returning home
he will go to Pagosa Springs to see
his father, who has been in poor
health for some time past.
LEFT FOR INDIANA.
Mrs. ]. c. Lawrence of 800 Grey
dene avenue. East Canon. left this af-
ternoon for Princeton, Ind. in re-
sponse to a telegram informing her
of the serious illness of her mother.
She will probably be gone for several
weeks.
MRS. RAM6o RETURNS TO IOWA.
Mrs. ]. w. Rambo left this after
noon on her return to Ottumwa. Iowa.
after a short business trip here. Her
stay in Ottumwa will be one of indef-
mite duration. II she finds it agreeable
she will probably make her home
ufre. Her daughter is at present in
Iowa.
TO MAKE HOME IN PUEBLO.
Miss Mamie Devol. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Devol of Canon City,
and Walter A. Bronson of Pueblo
were recently united in marriage in
the latter city, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. vandeman. pastor
of the Adventist church there. The
bride is well known in Silver Cliff.
where she resided with her parents
for several years in childhood. They
will lreside in Pueblo.--Wet Mountain
Tribune.
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