The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-13
News Notes
THURSDAY
cHAs. soMERviLLE HAS NEW
CAR.


Charles Somerviiie is now riding
in a new Studebaker Six. purchased
from the Campbell agency.
VISITING RELATIVES IN TEXAS.
Marion Ringle of East Canon is
spending the month visiting relatives
in San Antonio, Texas. He left at
the beginning of the Christmas holi-
days with the intention of being alb
sent until about the first of February.
VISITING FRIENDS IN WEsTcLlFF
Mrs. Wilson Pearson left here on
Wednesday afternoon for Westcliffe
where she will visit friends for a few
days. incidentally she will follow the
proceedings of the trial of Albert Kun.
trict court at Silver Cliff on the
charge of killing her cousin, Charles
Cowan, last August
n. J. CRAIG CALLED TO DENVER
County Assessor H. ]. Craig is in
receipt of letter from John B.
Phillips, chairman of the state tax
commission. calling the county asses
sors of the state to meet for confer
ence in the capitol building in Denver
on January 20. 81, and 22. This con-
ference; will take the place of the an
nua1 County Assessors association,
usually held in Denver early in March.
PUEBLO PEOPLE IN TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Howells OF Pu-
eblo came up Wednesday to spend
several days with Sheriff Newomb
and his family.
MRS. TYNAN's SISTER HERE
Mrs. Douglas Colt, and children,
George and Frances, of Las Animas,
arrived here Monday evening an5
will spend some time with her sister
n rs. T. ]. lyman.
DENVER RAILROAD MAN HERE
John E. Willard of Denver, travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
Chiago, Milwaukee & St Paul Rail-
road company, is a business visitor
in Canon City today.
MYER BERNSTEIN HERE
Mr.. Myer Bernstein of Pueblo has
accepted a position with the Bern.
stein Auto Company OF which his
brother is the head, and is now at
work in the auto repair department.
MARRIED AT DILLON, COLORADO.
Miss Uda Robbins, former Canon
City girl, but up until the beginning
of the recent holidays a popular teach
er in the public schools Mt Dillon,
Colorado, was married Christmas eve
to Gordon Marcott, wealthy cattle
man Of that place. They will make
their home at Dillon, where the groom
has important property, interests.
). E. MCCLURE ABLE TO BE ON
STREETS.
Jas. E. Mcclure was able to walk
up town today after a long confne-
nent to the house by illness. II was
the second time that Mr.. Mcclure
had been on the streets in more than
FIVE months. He is slowly, but stead
lily gaining in strength and hopes to
recover in the course of the next
Jew months much of his former
health and vitality.
LEFT MONDAY FOR MINNESOTA
Albert W. Galley left on Monday
for Denver where he will remain un-
I'll the end Of the present week when
he will return to his home at Buffalo,
Minnesota. Mr.. Galley spent a month
or SO here visiting his brothers, W.
Il. Galley and Esl Galley, during
which he was taken to all points of
scenic interest within easy motoring
distance of. Canon City. An Incl
dent Of his western trip was an auto
mobile run from Colorado to the Pa
ciic coast and back.
WENT TO CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. Serry. father OF Lawrence Ser
ry, who was killed in a mine accident
at Cripple Creek several weeks ago,
has gone to Cripple Greek to take
charge of his sons car and other per
sonal belongincF.