The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-11-09
WEDNESDAY
HOME MONDAY NIGHT Fl

LA JUNTA.
Mrs. F. C. Scott and little son, of
532 College avenue, returned home
Monday night from a couple of weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
La Junta.
TEACHING IN DENVER
CONSERVATORY
L. w. Felter returned home the
first of the week from Denver where
Re spent several days visiting his
daughter, Miss Media. In addition to
Ner work as a member of the Denver
Symphony orchestra, Miss Felter has
recently been chosen as instructor on
the violin in the Denver Conserva-
tory of music.
GUESTS OF WARDEN AND MRS.
lyman
Mrs. S. Harrison White and daugh-
ter. Miss. Gertrude Gloria. of Pueblo
are visiting in Canon City as the
guests of Woden and Mrs. lyman of
the penitentiary. They came up from
the Steel city on Tuesday with their
entertainers, who had been visiting
in Pueblo since the first of the week
SPANGLER-oSBoRNE
Mr.. Hubert SpanEler and Miss
May Osborne were married at the
one of the groom's parents at seven
o'clock last Tuesday evening. After
the ceremony beautiful wedding
supper was served. Only immediate
friends and relatives were present.
, They departed on Rio Grande train
No. 16 for Worland. Wyo., where
hey will make their home.
MORE MEN FOR PUEBLO ROAD
CAMP.
The Pueblo county convict road
making camps will be increased this
week by the addition of ten more
men, placing the number up to the
maximum winter strength The ten
men will be taken from the Avondale
farm where the fall work has been
completed. All are seasoned men at
hard work and their addition to the
| force now working in the county VIII
bring the total number up to about
81 men.
SPRINGS ELKs TO VISIT
FLORENCE.
A large number of Colorado Springs
Elks will go to Florence tomorrow
| Thursday evening to attend an en-
| tertainment to be given by Florence
lodge No. GIL. II. p. O. T. under the
auspices of Fink's Concert company
| ( Colorado Springs. Cards and
dancing will follow the program.
Among the entertainers with Mr.
( Fink wifi be Miss Cleora Wood. Miss
Gretchen Knorr and Robert Carrick
of Colorado Springs.
UP FROM MANZANOLA.
Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Reed motored
up from Manzanola on Tuesday for a
/ few days visit with Canon City friends
: They reached here before the begin.
ming of the snowstorm.
& THE kLINGER FUNERAL TODAY
Y The funeral OF the late J. ]. King
er of Beaver Park took place from the
/ family home there at 10 o'clock this
morning and was conducted by Rev
/ Kiery of the Presbyterian church at
Penrose. Burial was at Highland
cemetery in Florence.
/ REV. FULkERsoN RETURNS TO
KANSAS.
Rev. T.. r. Fulkerson, who came
home from Kansas the first of the
week to vote at the election. return
ed to that state this afternoon to
eign Missionary society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Rev. Fulker-
son has been engaged for several
| weeks past in northwestern Kansas.
where he has had wonderful success
n raising money for missionary en-
terprises In China. India and other
countries OF the Far east
SILVER LOADED ON DEUTSCH.
LAND.
New London. Conn. Nov. S.-Six
and one half tons of silver bullion
from the mint. at San Francisco were
unloaded here today at the railroad
station by an express company and
TRANSPORTED TO the German subma-
rinc Deutschland. moored at the state
pier. for shipment across the ocean.
The metal was conveyed thru the
streets in five open wagons without
armed guards and few persons who
saw the wagons suspected that $50
900 worth of property was being
moved ~ that frshiop
FUNERAL OF MRS. SLUSS