The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
ar FOR KANSAS City.

LEFT FOR KANSAS CITY.
Mrs. o. W. I.andress. who has been
the guest of Mrs J. T Locke, left on
train No 9 Thurs lay for her home in
Kansas City, Mo.
j. E. HUBBARD AND WIFE HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hubbard of Mis-
souri, are the guests of their son, F.
B. Hubbard and family. Mr.. Hubbard
came through this country the first
time in 1862. He sees a remarkable
and most unbelievable change since
then.
GUESTS AT ScHWEIeERT HOME.
Mrs. w. C. Vaughan and two chill
dren of Denver are visiting at tie
home of Judge and Mrs. ]. G. Schwei-
CERT and family, 721 Greenwood ave-
nue.. They will be here for a couple
of weeks. Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs.
Schweigert are sisters.
RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP.
The fishing party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Somerville, Miss
Doris Somerville, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Miss Boas of Colorado Springs. who
spent two weeks fishing at lola, Colo,
returned to Canon Wednesday.
MR.. AND MRS. PENNINGTON HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Pennington
returned to Canon City Thursday af-
ternoon from a ten days visit at Gar
field, Colo, where they were guests
of Salida relatives. One of the Incl
dents of their outing was trip to an
old and abandoned mine well up to-
wards the crest of the Continental di-
vide. nearly $4,000 feet above sea
level.
F. 3. HUBBARD FAMILY MOVE.
The F. B. Hubbard family have
moved into the bungalow at 419 North
Seventh street which DR.. Wilkerson
and family formerly occupied. The
Hubbards used to live at Alt North
Seventh street.
LESTER WATSON INJURED.
Lester Watson is suffering from a
broken shoulder, which he sustained
a day or so ago at Eagle Pass. Colo.
He came down to Canon Thursday to
have it cared for. The injury is OF
quite serious nature, as this is the
second time Mr.. Watson has suffered
break in this shoulder, and ne will
probably be disabled for some time.
CAMPING ON BRUSH CREEK.
Mrs. J. G.. Schweigert, Mr.. and Mrs
JOHN Schweigert of Denver. Will
Schweigert of Denver and George
Schweigert left a few days ago on a
camping and fishing trip to Brush
creek on the Continental divide above
Hillside. They will be gone a week
or ten days.
GONE TO WEsTcLIFFE.
Judge J. G. Schweigert and Deputy
District Attorney E. H. Stinemeyer
left this afternoon for Westcliffe,
where they have some work to do in
connection with the trial of a number
of important irrigation cases that are
scheduled to come up for a hearing in
the Custer county district court next
week
MRS. FREDRIcKsoN TO BuENA
VISTA.
Mrs. c. J. Fredrickson in company
with her son Arthur left Thursday
for Buena Vista, where she will spend
several days. Arthur will remain at
Buena Vista until Sunday, when he
will go to Silver Cliff, where he will
next week report the proceedings of
the Custer county district court for
Judge Jas. L. Cooper.
FLORENCE FOLKS AT SWIMMING
POOL.
A large crowd of swimming enthusi-
asts chartered an automobile truck
from the Florence Auto company
Wednesday evening and motored to
the Canon City natatorium, where
they enjoyed a plunge. Those who
made the trip were Wilbur Lockard.
Dewey Evans, George Austin. Pat I'm
ger. Dewey Smith. Keith Cutting. Ivan
Smith. Ray Bernard and Harold John.
GUEST OF C. H. kIssiNGER.
Bliss Van Gundy OF Osborne. Kan,
was a visitor at the c. H. Kissinger
home. Terrace Gardens, on South
Ninth street, few days last week
JUDGE COOPER TO BUENA VISTA.
Judge Jas. L. Cooper will leave to-
night for Buena Vista. where he will
preside at the hearing of some mo-
tions in the Chaffee county district
court ON Saturday. On Sunday he will
go to Westcliffe. where he will the fol-
lowing day convene the regular sum-
mer term of the Custer county dis