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

fined to his home on Pike avenle
since last Saturday With tonsilitis
and bad cold
MRS. CONE IMPROVED.
Mrs. Annie Cone. who was operated
for blood poison about ten days ago.
though still unable to leave the hos
pital, is much improved.
MISS EWELL IN HOSPITAL.
Miss Faye Ewell is in the hospital.
where she underwent AN operation
proved and she hopes to be able to re-
turn home in a few days.
RECEIVED VALUABLE CALVES.
Geo S. Turner. the dairyman. today
received shipment of nine fine
blooded calves from Fort Atkinson.
Wis. to improve his dairy herd. The
calves were valued at $500, and the
express charges amounted to s13o.
MISS CANNON HOME.
Miss Blanche Cannon, who has been
taking a course in music in New York
City. has returned to her home in Pu-
eblo. Miss Cannon is well known in
Canon, having visited friends here on
several occasions.
IN DENVER THIS WEEK.
G. w. Bachelor has been a visitor
in Denver this week, registering at
the Auditorium.
BABY BOY AT cLAGGET's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ]. Claggett are
happy over the arrival of baby boy
born last Sunday. The mother and
babe are doing nicely and Harry is
passing the cigars.
MRS. TAGGART VISITED IN
PUEBLO.
Mrs. w. p. Taggart. of Canon City,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Osborn of Pueblo the first of the
week.-Pueblo Star-Journal
RETURNED TO NEW YORK
Dr. w. P. W1ilkin left for his home
in New York City on the early
Santa Fe train Tuesday morning after
having spent couple of weeks here
at the bedside of his brother. Judge
C. A. Wilkin. who is very critically
i'll from cancer of the lungs. DR..
wilkins professional work was slch
that he could no longer remain away
from his practice.
MARRIED IN PUEBLO TUESDAY.
Miss Mabel King, a sister OF Mrs.
Fred Priest and Mr.. Harry Stratton.
chef at the Miller hotel, were married
in Pueblo last Tuesday, January 25th.
The trip was made by auto and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Priest accompanied the
mony. The newly weds are making
their home at the Miller for the pres
ent.
HOME FROM DENVER
L. w. Felter and Rev. C. T. Ilsley
returned from Denver hy automobile
Wednesday afternoon where they
went the first of the week; the former
to visit his daughter. Miss Media. and
the latter to attend meeting of the
members of the board of Baptist
churches of Colorado. They had in
tended to remain in Denver another
uay, but the uncertainty of the wealth
er caused them to shorten their visit.
They found the roads in the pink of
condition for motoring.
TO SAN LUIS VALLEY.
W.. A. Chapson left on Denver &
Rio Grande thain No this afternoon
for Salide enroute to Hooper, Colo.
where he will spend some time at the
Chapson ranch. He will be gone about
a week. He says information from
that part of the San Luis valley on
Wednesday was to the effect that but
little snow had fallen as a result of
the recent storm.
MARRIED IN PUEBLO
Harry f. Strapton. ,of Canon City.
and Miss Mabel b. King of Pueblo
were quietly married Tuesday even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock in the parlor of
the Congress hotel. The Rev l.. l..
Henderson of the First Baptist church
performed the ceremony. which was
witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. King
and Mrs. Hazel NJ. Priest. OF Canon
City Pueblo star-Journai.
UP FROM PuE5Lo.
Miss Pearl Osporne came UP from
Pueblo "Wednesday to spend several
days.
MISS RUTH COMBS HOME FROM
SPRINGS.
Miss Ruth Combs has returned to
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