The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-12-21
FRIDAY

afternoon for San Angelo. Texas.
where they will spend the Christmas
holidays Kenneth expects to go back
into the wilds a little distance and
try his hand at big game hunting just
for the novelty of it.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mrs Robert Cooper Walsh of Tulsa,
Okla, has made formal announcement
of the engagement of her daughter.
Mildred, to Albert J. Kayser of Joplin,
Missouri. The wedding will take place
at Hillhurst, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H H Kennedy, early in January.
Mrs. Kennedy is Miss Walsh's sister.
WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS IN CANON
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Ferris of Wal
lace, Idaho, are expected to arrive
here in the course of the next few
days to spend the Christmas season
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. jenkins
and family at HOS Whipple avenue.
Mr.. Jenkins and Mr.. Ferris are
brothers-in-law.
A. r. G. A. M. ELECT AND
INSTALL OFFICERS
The annual election and installation
of officers of Mount Moriah Lodge
No. Is, A. F. C A. NJ, was held Thurs
day night as follows: John p. Thom-
as Jr., W. m; Jas. H. Peabody, senior
warden; Clarence P. Harris, junior
1 warden; Michael C. Maxwell. senior
deacon; Hall Morrison, Junior deacon;
Geo. w. Bethel, treasurer; Theodore
Shoemaker, secretary; Adam S. Mum
roe, tyler; F. F. Hunter, trustee.
been visiting relatives for the past
two months.
LEFT TODAY FOR WEsTcLIFFE
L. w. Felter left this afternoon for
Westcliffe where he will spend a
| couple of days on business connected
with his clothing store at that place.
Mr. Felter expects to return to Canon
City on Saturday.
A BUSINESS VISITOR HERE
TODAY
Roland Armstrong of Pueblo. junior
member of the automobile firm of J.. j.
Armstrong & Son. state agents and
distributors for the Moon car, is a
business visitor in Canon City today.
He made the trip up from the Steel
city by motor and reports a cold ride.
COL. J. C. BREWER GOING TO
KENTUCKY
Col. J. C. Brewer, the auctioneer.
left today for Canmar, Kentucky.
where he goes to visit his little daugh
ter Bernice Brewer, who has been
making her home with her grand
mother.
Mr.. Brewer expects to be gone for
about two weeks and upon his return
will bring his daughter with him to
make her home here.
The Colonel expects to resume his
auction business when he gets back
after the holidays. Mrs. Brewer will
remain here.
NEW AGENT FOR DENVER & RIO
GRANDE..
l.. A. Glatzell of Pueblo was check
ed in on Thursday as temporary agent
for the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company here as the successor of J.
G. Eads, resigned. Mr.. Glatzell has
been employed for number of years
as chief clerk in the Rio Grande
freight office at Pueblo and will be
remembered as having been acting
agent at Canon City last spring dur
ing three months vacation granted
to Mr.. Eads on account OF his health.
1t is regarded as highly probably that
Mr.. GlatZell will be commissioned as
the permanent agent of the company
ere, altho no announcement has been
made upon that point.
LEFT TODAY FOR BOULDER
Mrs. II. d. Graham left on Rio
Grande train No. 10. this morning for
Denver en- route to Boulder.
LEFT THURSDAY NIGHT FOR
CHICAGO.
W.. H. Phillips left Thursday night
for Chicago after short visit with
/ friends in Canon City.
LEFT TODAY FOR CALIFORNIA.
Miss Pearl Fountain was a passen-
ger on Rio Grande train No. /. this
afternoon for Salt Lake City on her
way to Porterville, California, where
she will spend the winter.
LEFT FOR OHIO THURSDAY
NIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Worman left
Thursday night for Denver on their
way home TO Dayton. Ohio. after a
four or five days visit here as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dye at
the Strathmore hotel.