The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-06
News Notes
THURSDAY


several years has severed his connec-
tion W tn that establishment to take
up homestead claim in the vicinity
of Guffey. MIR. Hyssong will leave
for Guffey Frid morning.
GRAND WORTHY MATRoN
TO VISIT THE o. E. S.
Miss Gertrude Temple, rand worthy
matron of tie Order CT Eastern Star.
will visit Can II City Chapter No. u,
o. +. s., Man ay even ne, April Srd.
All members CT the cal chapter ani
mem ers of other chapters visiting
here are invited to attend.
MEMBER STATE TAX COMMISSION
HERE.
c. p. Link of Denver, member of the
Colorado St te Tax Commission, is
spending the day here looking over the
ass e smen 5 Of rrol ty in this coun-
ty. Nr. Link is on his way home from
a visitation among the county asses
sors on the west rn slope.
PUEBLO LADY VISITS CANON
Miss Lucille Creel of Pueblo is
visitor at the c. H Shirley home on
North Seventh street for the week.
MISS PALMER RETURNS.
Mss Fern Palmer returned the first
of the week from Woodruff where she
has been attending a patient for the
past two weeks.
L. L. HARDING HOME
l.. J.. Harding returned to Canon
City the first of the week from a
Cincinnati. Ohio.
SPENDS VACATION HOME.
Miss Frances Walker is home from
Colorado College to spend the spring
vacation with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. d. N Walker of North Fifth
street.
REV. REED IN THE c.TY~
Rev. o. S. Reed of Manzanola came
up Monday to attend to several bust
ne matters and visit his friends. He
left for home again Wednesday even
ing While here he was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kindig of South
Caonn.
HOME FROM EASTERN TRIP
f, F. Jewett returned home a few
days ago from a ten days or two
weeks business trip to Akron, Ohio
and other points in the Upper Ohio
river valley. He reports business as
being unusually good in that section
of the country and the weather cor
respondingly bad.
MEMBER OF A. r. G. A. M. LODGE
AT SILVER CLIFF.
The late CHAPLAIN John G. Blake of
the penitent ary was a member of
Silver Cliff Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. and
a large deleg frt m the Masonic
brotherhood form there and West
cliff will attend the formers funeral,
which will take place at the First
Presbyterian church here at O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon. Chaplain
Blake was a member of the Knights
Templar lodge at Indianapolis, Ind.
WILL ATTEND CHAPLAIN BLAKE's
FUNERAL.
]. w. Wishard of Minneapolis. MINI.
the death of Chaplain J. G. Blake of
the penitentiary wired friends of the
dece sed here at noon today that
he would be here on Sunday to attend
the funeral. Mr.. Wishard and Chap
lain Blake were Loyhood friends in
Indiana and the former has express
ed his wish to take the body to In
dianapolis for burial in Crown Hill
cemetery where rest the ashes of
his parents.
w. R. Scott. formerly resident
of this city. but now making his
home in Garfield county, will leave
Tor Glenwood Strings tonight to look
after his homestead near that place.
He has a large area devoted to the
growing of strawberries on his ranch
and is anticipating a big crop this
year. Mr.. Scott has been prospect
ing for the precious metals in Custer
county for the last two months and
claims to have uncovered a big lead
showing numerous streaks of pay ore
in the Rosita district which he ex-
pects to develop as soon as an oppor-
tunity presents itself.
EMINENT MUSICIAN GUEST OF
THE TYNANS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schilling of
Geneva, Switzerland. eminent in the
musical world left this afternoon for
Salt Lake City, after having spent a