The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

his attention. Mr.. Lacy will teach the
Orchard Park school during the COM
ing year.
KANSAS FOLKS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. James Pain. son Ray
mond and daughter Tempa, from Os-
borne, Kansas, are visiting at the
home of C. H. Kissinger old friends
of theirs, at 1900 So. 9th street They
will be here several weeks. The Pains
are touring the state in their car, dur
ing the hot summer.
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
NEBRASKA.
Mrs. D. N. Atkin and son, Ray
mond. left this morning for their home
at Cozad. Nebraska, after visit with
friends in this community.
J. F. BLAIR MOVES TO
SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO
Mrs. j. F. Blair writes to have her
Record changed to Silver City, New
Mexico. 1t formerly went to Han
ing to Silver City.
MoTORED TO ROCKY FORD THIS
MORNING
A. E. Wilson, W. H. Dozier and A E.
Headlee. formerly of this city, but
now living in the San Luis valley, left
this morning on motor trip to Rocky
Ford and other points in Otero coun-
ty. Mr.. Headlee expects to purchase
some cattle in that section of the
state.
c. A. BEGHTAL MOVES
FAMILY TO HASTINGS, NEs.
c. A. Beghtal who. has lived in Den.
yer for several years. being employ.
ed as travelling salesman for large
jewelry concern. has moved his fam.
lily to Hastings, Nebr. Mr. BeghtaI
and his son. Richard. will open a pic
ture show house in Hastings.
MRS. WETHERELL HERE.
Mrs. E. G. Wetherell and children
who live at Wetmore now came over
Wednesday to visit Mrs wethereIls
brother, N. f. Curtis. who was down
from Calhoun for a day. The Weth.
erelPs still have their orchard on
Lincoln Park but are living on their
farm at Wetmore this season. They
read The Daily Record every day.
WILL GO TO DENVER FRIDAY
MORNING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Fart are
planning to leave Friday morning by
automobile for weekend trip to Dem
yer. They motored to the Gunnison
country on a vacation trip last week.
but were called home by the illness
of Mrs. Earl's mother, Mrs. Isaac
Wood. of lilo Riverside avenue,
South Canon.
PROF. J. II. ALLEN IN TOWN.
Prof. J. H. Allen, superintendent of
the public schools of Grand Junction,
stopped OF in Canon City on Wednes-
day for a short business visit while on
his way home from a vacation trip in
the east, during which he attended the
annual meeting of the National Edu-
cational association in New York City
and visited his boyhood home in the
Geneseo valley. Prof Allen has some
property interests here and he stopped
off to look after them. He left for
the western slope this afternoon.
WILL LEAVE FOR HOME FRIDAY
Mrs. Fanny E. Lewis of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mrs. A. L. Long of Cherokee.
Okla, who have been visiting here
for the last ten days or two weeks
as the guests of their brother, NJ. M.
Wilson, wife and family at 231 Green
wood avenue, will leave for home on
the Santa Fe train Friday morning.
In company with Mrs. Wilson they
made the observation car trip thru
the Royal Gorge to Parkdale and re-
turn this afternoon. They had pre-
viously been over most OF the scenic
drives in the vicinity of Canon City.
CAPT. AND MRS. RockAFELLoW
GO TO SAN ACACIA.
Capt and Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow
left this afternoon for Pueblo on their
way to San Acacia. where they will
visit their son, Charles, and wife. who
have just taken possession OF their
new home, an attractive bungalow OF
the Mission type Of architecture.
Capt and Mis- Rockafellow entertain.
ed at a dinner party Wednesday
evening complimentary TO Mr. and