The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-06

III lile 0duOu Sily NOAnAhC' NASA 1850
Ball league and made an excellent rec
ord. He is sen of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
G. Thompson OF Lincoln Park and ~
at present a student at Colorado Col
lese.
MP. coWIE BUYS A MOON CAR
Mr.. A. Cowie, of Penrose has pur-
chased a new Moon seyen-passenger
touring car 1t is of the very latests
design. equipped with the new Con-
tinentaI yibrationless motor; double
cowI body. painted olive brown with
brown upholstering and natural wood
wheels. 1t certainly is very hand
some car
BURIAL OCCURRED TUESDAY p. M.
Carlo Tessiatore, a native OF Italy
and for many years resident OF
Brookside. died at the hospital here
on Sunday. aged sixty four years.
eleven months and twenty-four days.
HIS wife died in 1898 and was buried
in Greenwood cemetery The funeral
Of Mr.. Tessiatore was held at st. Mich
ael's Catholic church on Macon ave-
nuey at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
HERE FOR VISIT WITH AUNT.
Miss Fora o. Within OF Ritzvllle.
Washington. is the guest Of her aunt
Wrs c. Herman Graves on Macon
avenue. Miss wifin was met In Den
yer by her cousins. Herman and
caIl Graves. who accompanied her
TO Canon City. The boys are home
o spend the spring vacation. Miss
WifEn expects to remain here for
about three months.
WAS HERE FIRST OF THE WEEK
George Walker. a prominent ranch
er Of the Wet Mountain valley. motor
ed down from Hesieisfe the FIRST OF
the week for short visit with his
daughter. Miss Hazel. who Is a stu
dent at Mt St. Schoiastlca's academy
Mr.. Walker started home on Monday.
but ON account OF the storm was un.
able 10 make the trip across the monn-
tains and was compelled TO return 10
Canon TO await more favorable con
ditions for making the journey. He
'eturned to westcline Tuesday aftes.
noon.
SUCCESSOR TO cHAs r. MeLAIN
APPOINTED.
A United Press Telegram was re.
ce!ssd by The Daily Record from Den.
yer at l O'Clock Tuesday afternoon an
ncuncing the appointment by Cover
nor Carlson OF F. J. Radford OF Trini.
dad as a member of the State Hish
way Commission Advisory board a.
the successor of Chas. r. McI-ain.
whose term OF office expired some
time ago. Mr. Rsdford viii be remem
0ered as having had charge OF the
expenditure OF the si0o. 600 donated
by the Rockefeller foundation for tho
relief OF unemployed miners In Colo
RADIO a couple OF years axo.
LINCOLN. NEs. PASTOR HERE.
Rev. J. =. Boeye. pastor OF Graes
Methodist church at Lincoln. Nebras.
ka. Is spending week or ten dzy.
here for the purrose OF looking after
the planting Of some fruit trees on
some property he o~ns In the Parh
center district rev. Roeye. wife and
fsmiiy. 1t will te memtered. snen,
their vacation IN Carpn city last year
PUEBLO Rail 7oAo MAN HERE
TO-DAY.
q. O. stanshaeid. general agent NJ
the Denver & Rlo Grande Railroas
company at Pueblo. IS a business Wis
tor in Canon City today. While her,
Nr- stanchGeld will be the guest of
=. O. Eads. local Representative Of
the company.
FORMER RESIDENT NOW
IN THE HOTEL BUSINESS
In the course OF a business let,or
to The Record recently. Mrs Minnie
Yong states that she Ia now engaged
IN the hotel business at Fort Morxan
SHE had been living Mt Hudson and
recently moved to Fort Moraa,
where she leased the hotel bnsincs.
yrs foung was better known here aH
Nir". RoPers and lived for several
years on Poplar avenue.
GETS POSITION IN DENVER.
Porter Lyon. for n number of wears
nopninr salesman with the I. NJ
naerson 4 Company of this place.
wv Tor the last ten or twelve months
.'nlioS"d In a similar, capacity by IN.
rown Grocery company at Leadville
m"s a visitor in Canon City the ars,
~ 'he week while on HIS way to Den.