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

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FLORENCE.
Most OF the local members of Canon
CITY Commandery No. 8, Knights
Templar. moto ed to Florence Sun
day morning to attend special II
O'Clock services at the Methodist
church in celebration of Ascension
day. The commemorative sermon was
preached by DIR. Alan Fell OF Lincoln
Park. member OF the commandery
There were about forty knights pres
ent at the service. representing Canon
City. Florence, Portland. Concrete
and other Fremont county towns.
HOME FROM VISIT IN MISSOURI.
George Hickem. switching train con-
ductor in the locll yards of the DEN
yer & Rio Grande Railroad company.
returned to Canon City on Sunday
from a ten days or two weeks visit
with friends in Missouri.
ANOTHER BABY ELK
BABY elk number four was born at
the City Park on Sunday and is a
sp-ight.y juvenile OF is kind. The
entire quartet OF youngsters are doing
nicely and the the pride of the park
committee of the city council.
HOME FROM DENVER.
o. w. Rowe returned to Canon City
this morning from Denver where he
went last Friday in company with
his sister. Mrs. Rast, and children.
who we're en- route home to Chicago
from a several months soJourn in Cali
fornia.
LEFT FRIDAY FOR KANSAS CITY
Rev |. C. Rankin. pastor of the
United Presbyterian church. left last
Friday afternoon for Ka-sfs City and
other Missouri river points. He ex-
poets to be gone a couple of weeks
Rev. Rankin's pastoratc here, in &C.
cordance with his resignation OF seye-
raj months aEo. wifi expire July /.
WENT TO TEXAS CREEK TODAY
Geor f. colgaG of South Canon
and little grandson, Richard Colgate.
left on Denver & Rio Grande tran No
this afternoon for the ranch near
Texas Creek where they viii spend
week or ten days; expecting to de-
vote most OF the time to fishing. At
Texas Creek they will be Joined by
Albert Colgate, who made the trip
there en- Sunday by motorcycle.
BUILT o. q r. G. THRU THE GORGE
Sidney a Rutler. the engineer in
char OF the construction OF the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad through
the Royal Gorge. more than thirty
years ago. died at his home in Los
Angeles. California. last Saturday.
Mr.. Butler. who will lie remembered
by some of the older residents here.
was a veteran OF the Civil war. He
was born In Milwaukee and was sew
enty years OF age.
SPENT SUNDAY IN PUEBLO
Ral,h Rundy spent Sunday In
Pueblo visiting friends.
WILL LEAVE TUESDAY FOR IOWA
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hunter and fam
lily will leave Tuesday mornirg for a
vacation ip to their old home at
Rockwell City, Iowa. where they Will
spend several weeks renewing old
friendships ard associations. Before
his return to Canon City II is prob
able that NJ. Hunter will visit his
parents at Mt. Vernon, Chic.
ON BUSINESS TRIP TO DENVER.
Mr. Frank stinemeyer and Mr..
Young OF East Can, went to Denver
on a business trip on Thursday of last
week They returd Saturday. bring
ing with them a new Oakland car
which they secured for Mrs. Ben
Stinemeyer. The trip from Denver
ives made in the new car. Mrs. Flo
Willy. Mrs. Biunson. and Mrs. Boyt all
of Denver accompanied the party to
Canon City.
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR DENVER
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
left this morning by automobile for
Denver where they will attend the
thirtieth annual council OF the Dio-
cese of Colorado. which will be In
session at the chapter house OF ST.
Johns cathedral the gerater part OF
the present week. In addition to
other business bishop coadiutor VIII
be elected for the diocese. d. f. Glib
son will also attond the council as a
delegate from Christ church.
LEAVE THIS EVENING FOR
NEDERLANDs.
G. c. p. tterson and son. Forest, OF
South caron expect to leave this ev-
ening for Netherlands. Colorado. where