The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08

with the formers parents. MT. Tar
yer reports conditions favorable in
Park county for big crop of hay and
grain. Mr.. and Mrs. Carver returned
home Wednesday morning.
LEFT FOR IDAHO WEDNESDAY.
Howard Cooper left Wednesday
night for American Falls. Idaho, where
he will spend a months vacation Wis
iting his brother, Joe, who has a po-
sition with a big electric power COM
pany there.
SPENDING DAY IN. PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. wni. OFT. Misses
Edna and Daisy and Master Henry
OFT motored to Pueblo this morning
and will spend the day as the guests
of Mrs. Otis brother Mr.. Henry
Stumbo.
BORN AT PARK AT NOON TODAY.
still further increase in the elk
herd at the City park occurred at
noon today when the third baby elk
was born theer within the last month.
Street Commissioner Tom Parker
suggests that a committee from the
city council be appointed to name
the youngs ers.
MISS HUNDLEY GOING TO KANSAS
Miss Agnes Hundley will leave in
the course of a few days for Salina,
Kans, for a visit with her sister. Miss
Hundley expects to be away the great
er part OF the summer stopping at
turn.
FISH FOR PUEBLO WATERWoRKS
RESERVOIR. s
Ernest Sell has sent two hundred
bass to the city authorities at Pueblo
which will be used for stocking the
waterworks reservoir there. The fish
are between seven and eight inches
in length and cost the purchasers
twenty-five cents ariece.
DELEGATES SOLDIERS MoNU-
MENT.
Rev. o. s. Reed of Manzanola. for
mer pastor of the Christian church
here, dedicated the soldiers fponu-
ment at Salida Tuesday. The monu-
ment to the old soldiers, which is of
native Salida granite, has been erect
ed in the city park.
WILMA PAXTON HOME.
Miss Wilma Paxton returned home
Sunday from Carnett. Kansas. for her
summer vacation. During the COM
ing school year Miss Paxton will
teach domestic science in the Hi h
School at Leadville. which position is
far superior in all respects to the
former one.
o. e. S. BANQUET IN PUEBLO
A number of members and friends
of the o. E. S. went to Pueblo Mon
day night to attend the banquet Civ
en- by the Pueblo chapter. Twenty-six
people from Canon were present.
Messrs. Templeman. Singer. Lonneck-
er and Munroe taking parties down in
their cars. Florence and Coal Creek
lodges were also represented.
BOISE COUPLE GET MARRIAGE
LICENSE HERE.
A marriage license was issued from
the office of the county clerk here on
Monday to Wade H. Marshall and
Mrs. Ellen T. Longnecker, both Of
Boise, Idaho. A similar license was
issued this morning to Thomas w.
Jenkins and Miss Helen Gladys Pry-
or, both OF Penrose.
DIED AT SAN DIEGO.
Mrs. Mary L. Rodd-n, wife of Chas.
II Roddfu a forynor UaII EUnwp raui.
dent of Canon City. died at San Diego
California, on Friday Of last week
The particulars in relation to her
death are not known here. MIR. and
Mrs. Roddin removed from Canon
City to the Pacific coast a number of
years ago.
LEFT FOR IOWA WEDNESDAY
Miss Grace Russell and Miss Myrtle
B. Raymond left Wednesday night
for their home at Storm Lake and
Cedar Falls, Iowa, where they will
spend the summer vacation. Both
have been reelected to their former
positions in the faculty of the Canon
City high school for next year. Miss
Russell has for a number OF years
been the efficient Instructor in Eng
lish and Miss Raymond in mathe-
matics.
WAS TAKEN TO PUEBLO
Roy Samuels, colored. who was ar
rested at Portland in this county on
Monday of this week at the instance
of the Pueblo authorities on the charge
of selling liquor there in violation OF
law and brought here and locked up.