The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-13
News Notes
THURSDAY
MR.. AND MRS. o. 3. NOVELS ec
: HOME.

to their home at Lamar Wednesday
night after a several days visit here
as the guests of their son, A. R. Now
els, and wife. Mr.. Novels Sr. said
one of the motives prompting their
trip here at this time was to see
their little granddaughter.
FISHING PARTY TO BARNS
CITY.
A fishing party consisting of Char
lie Roberts, Henry Allison, Emma
Roberts and Pansy Allison left on No.
today for Barns City to spend two
weeks fishing and camping. Later in
the week DR.. and Mrs. Fred Reiter
will leave for the same camping
grounds. 4
MRS. FRENCH GOES TO DENVER.
Mrs. J. o. French returned to her
home in Denver last Thursday after
a weeks visit here as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. E. E. Beltz, at 524 North
Fifth street.
DOC HENDERSON TRAVELLING.
Hueh ]. Henderson, who resigned
pOS-llOll iiAo Hidh15OA "a NhS @NeAAA-
bo drug store here month or six
weeks ago to become a knight Of the
grip, started out July first as travelling
salesman for the Pueblo Drug COM
pany. Mr.. Henderson succeeds to
the place left vacant by the retire
ment from the company's employ Of
Mr.. James. His territory will to the
state of Colorado.
MRS. GALE RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. S. S. Gale, nee Miss Gretchen
Harding, aud children left for their
home at Roanoke, Virginia. on Mon
day after a six weeks or two months
visit here as the guests of the for
mer.s mother. Mrs. t. NJ. Harding
Sr., and other relatives. They were
accompanied as far Is Pueblo by Mrs.
Harding, who returned to Canon City
the following evening. Mrs. Gale and
children were join-d at Pueblo by
Miss Armishaw. who will be their
travelling companion on the trip.
Miss Armishaw will sail from New
York for England on July is.
ERWiNs BACK FROM LA vETA.
Mrs. z. Frankente ry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Erwin have returned from
a ten days visit to La Veta where
Mr.. Erwin has property.
MISS EDWARDS RETURNS
HOME.
Miss Louise Edwards returned to
her home in Denver on Wednesday
after a two weeks visit in Canon City
as the guest of Nj Calista Burns.
DR.. FULKERsoN HOME.
DR.. E. r. Fulkerscn returned home
Monday evening from a three weeks
lecturing trip through Montana, Wyo-
ming and Idaho. He visited Great
Falls, Helena and other towns in the
northwest; delivering eighteen lee
lures ad travelling more than thou
sand miles. He says the weather is
extremely hot in Wyoming and the
alkali dust is almost unbearable. DR..
Fulkerson will leave the last of the
week to continue his work in Wyom-
ing. At the end of the month he will
leave for Illinois on lecturing trip.
GOING TO GRAND LODGE
MEETING.
A. NJ. wyckoff. past exalted ruler
of Canon City Lodge No. 610, B. P. o..
E., in company with John Thomas,
will leave here Friday afternoon for
Pueblo where they will Join the Colo
RADIO special for the Elks grand l,dge
meeting at Baltimore. Md. Mr.. Wyck-
off goes as the representative from
the local lodge and Mr.. Thomas as
alternate. They will be gone several
weeks and will visit Washington. D.
c.. Philadelphia, New York City and
other points OF interest in the east.
The Santa Fe Trail band will accom-
pany the Colorado Elks on their east
ern trip.
SON BORN TO Mr.. AND MRS. w.
E. HARRIS.
Word has been received here OF
tue birth of an eight-pound baby son
TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Harris Of Ne
vada City. Calf, on June 29th. Mrs
Harris will perhaps be best remem-
bered here as Miss Gertrude Horney.
The little fellow has been christened
James Ernest Harris.
HAROLD WALDO MAKES SHORT
VISIT.
Harold Waldo stopped off here last
Monday afternoon for trief visit
with his father, Judge Chas. e. Waldo
an dother relatives while on his way
home to Salt Lake City from bust
ness trip to Chicago. Mr.. Waldo Jr,
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