The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-13
FRIDAY

WINS S.U,UlU fhlZG lN SrliSASO
Cecil Burleieh, nephew Of Mrs. J.
n. Wright of this city and eminent as
a violinist, was the W nner of the $40
900 Prize offered in Chicago recently
for the best violin concerto by an
American composer. Mr.. Burleigh
will be remembered as having visit
ed Canon City few years ago.
EARL GRAHAM GETS
NEW DELIVERY TRUCK
Mr.. Earl Garham, owner of The
Lincoln Park store has recently pur-
chased an auto delivery truck for the
sreedier filing of orders.
A Ford chassis was purchased and
Mr. w. E. CHM constructed the
truck body which is made throughout
of hard wood.
GEORGE ASHER HERE FROM
SPOKANE.
George Asher former member of
the Puealo police force. stopped in
Puel 10 Wednesday on his way from
Spokane, Wash, which has been his
home for the last year. to Canon City.
where he will take a position under
Warden lyman of the state peniten-
,iary.-Pueblo Star Journal.
HERE FROM WEsTcLIFFE.
Mrs. Frank Adams of Westcliffe is
spending several days in town, the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Adams of sos
River street.
PURCHASERS OF FoRDs.
Messrs. w. L. Re dy. c. r. Ready
and VIII Smith are recent purchasers
of Fords. Three others were recently
sold to the Bernstein Taxicab Service
of Pueblo from the local agency
FLORENCE BOY TAKES POSITION
HERE
Raymond Duntsch has accepted a
pos ton with the Gem Market at
Canon City and left for the county
seat this afternoon to tale UP his new
duties-Florence Citizen.
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON Foa
SALIDA.
W. ]. Lindenberger was a passen-
ger on Denver &. Rio Gran1e train
No. l this afternoon for Salida where
he will devote the weekend to look
ing after business matters.
WILL co TO BAKERSFIELD, CAL.
Mrs. Walter Spreyer of Bakersfield,
California. who was called here a
few weeks ago on account of the death
of her mother Mrs. Luther Van Slyl5e,
will leave Saturday on her return
to the Pacific coast.
WILL LEAVE FOR HOME IN FEW
DAYS.
Mrs. Eugene Rowe. who recently
underwent serious surgical operation
at the hospital here. is reported to
be convalescing nicely and expects
to be able to leave for her home at
AIicsn'te in the course OF a few days.
oENTRYs MOVING TO LIMoN
Mr. and Mis-. c. o. Gentry left to-
day in their car for Limon, Colorado.
where they viii make their future
home. On the way they will stop at
Calhan for a short visit. Mr.. Gentry
will be manager and buyer of the
Grocery del artment of the Russell
at LIN III.
VISITED FRIENDS HERE THIS
MORNING.
Ray Wilson Of Denver, who spent
part of his boyhood days in Canon
City. was tie guest of John w. En-
mers and family this morning. He
is member of the Glee club of the
state agriculture college at Fort Col
l.ns and came here from Florence
wi h that organization for the pur-
pose of inspecting the plant of the
Arkansas Valley Railway. Light G
Power company.
FUNERAL HERE THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of the late Wallace
Creek. who died here Wednesday
night was held at Wilson's undertak-
ing chapel at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
and was conducted by Rev. Elmer
W. Harner. pastor OF Trinity Luther
an church. Burial was at, Lakeside
cemetery. George Creek of Concrete
and Sidney Creek of Victor. brothers
of the deceased. were in attendance
at the otsequies.