The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-31

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for the benefit of the. latter.s health,
have established their home on Lin
coin PARK. They are greatly pleased
with Colorado as place of residence,
OPERATED ON FOR ToNsILITIs
Secretary C. w. Van Patten of the
Y. NJ. C. A. underwent an operation
at the hospital this morning for ton
silitis; trouble from which he has
been annoyed at intervals for some
time.
GETS HONORABLE DISCHARGE.
]. P. Thomas Jr.. has been granted
an honorable discharge from the mill
tary service by the War department at
Washington on the ground of having
dependent wife and has returned home
from the United States National guard
mobilization camp at Golden.
MoToRED TO WEsTcLIFFE
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Turner and
babe and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Morey and
daughter. Goldie, drove 10 Westcliffe
in the Turner car They enjoyed a
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the valley near the Geo. Walker ranch
and had supper by big bon fire in
the canyon. They report the roads
in excellent condition.
OPERATION OF NEW TARIFF
DEFERRED.
The Colorado Public Utilities COM
mission made an order deferring the
operation of the proposed new tariff
on fruits and vegetables from Sep
tember first to December twenty-eigh.
tn, according to information received
by Secretary E. A. Bradbury this
morning from Denver.
HOME SATURDAY FROM WEST
cLiFFE. :
Prof. Arthur L. Haley and son. Ray
mond, returned to Canon City Satur-
day afternoon from westcliffe, where
they had been for ten days or two
weeks: a part of which was devoted
to camping and fishing outing IL the
Sangre de Christie mountains. Mrs
Haley and son, Orville. came home
earlier in the week from Manzanois
where they had been the guests for
a short time of Rev. and Mrs. .. s
Reed.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR WASHINGTON.
D. C.
Mrs. ]. II. Cole, nee Miss Jessie
Apple, who has been visiting here for
couple of months as the guest Of
r.
Apple at 524 Macon avenue. left on
Sunday for Denver on her way home
to Washington, d. c. She will re-
main in Denver until this evening
when she will leave for the east
CHICAGO LADY IN CANON
Miss Flora. J. Schmohl. Chicago
school teacher. stopped off on her way
from Los Angeles. California. TO spend
few days with her cousins. Mrs
Gaulke and Mrs. Maxwell. Miss
SchmohI is very much taken up with
Canon City and would make an ex.
tended visit here were it not for tho
fact that the school term in Chicago
opens next week. However. she hopes
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real visit here.
HOME FROM FISHING TRIP TO
ALMoNT.
DIR. and Mrs. s. e. Lane, daughter
viola. and Miss Fanny Sheldon. with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Taggart. have re-
turned home from a three weeks camp
ing and fishing outing on Taylor river
near Almont, Colorado. DR.. Lane
caught four and a half pound rain
bow trout while on the western slope
one of the largest fish of its kind TAX
en- n ( vicinity OF Almont this sea
son.
LEFT FOR RENO, New, SUNDAY.
Mrs F. v. Mckenzie left for her
home at Reno. Nevada. on Sunday.
after a couple of weeks visit here as
the guest of her mother, Mrs. T. NJ.
Robinson, OF 1011 Rudd avenue and
other relatives. She spent a month
here earlier in the summer. but sub
sequently accompanied her husband.
DR.. Mckenzie, on a PLEASURE trip to
Chicago and points in Michigan. DR..
Mckenzie halted here for brief visit
while on his way home. but left for
the west ten days or more ago.
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