The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-15
FRIDAY
ELks HOLD ANNUAL EuEcTIc

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ELks HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION.
The annual election of officers of
Canon City lodge No. 61O, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, took
place Wednesday night ana was rs
follows:
Raymond Riede, representative 10
the grand lodge; A. M. Wyckoff, al
ternate; o. ]. Rundahl, exalted ruler;
c. f. Turner, esteemed leading knight;
Everett r. Bancroft, esteemed loyal
knight; Elmer ]. Bower, esteemed lee
turing knight; E. A. Bradbury. s.ecre
tary;. Frank McFarlane, treasurer;
H. P. Stommel,. trustee for three
years; p. w. Blanchard, tyler.
EXPECTED HOME THIS EVENING
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wilson are
expected to return TO Canon City this
evening from Cripple Greek where
they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Wilson since the first of the
week
RETURNED FROM PUEBLO
T.. ana MTS. l.. VI StlOh
City have returned to their home in
Fremont county after spending a
week in Pueblo. During their stay
here they were guests at the Congress
hotel.-Pueblo Chieftain.
GUEST OF MR., AND MRS. JOHN
cHETELAT.
Mrs. Charles Hill of Victor. Colo
rado. is the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chetelat.
She expects to be here for a few
weeks.
JOE QUINN HOME FROM PUEBLO
Joe Quinn made a business trip to
Pueblo Wednesday and while there
purchased an extensive line of furni-
ture and furnishing goods for his
spring trade. Joe said he made a
good buy and certainly got the right
stun.
MRS. FELTER TO DENVER.
Mrs. L. W. Felter departed on this
mornings train for Denver where she
will visit her daughter, Miss Media.
for short time
MISS POOLE TO BE MARRIED.
Cards have been received by
friends here announcing the engage
ment of Miss Edna Poole. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Poole. former resi-
dents of this city. now living in Gree
ley, to Mr.. Gordon Moss, prosperous
young rancher of Weld county. The
wedding will take place in June.
NEW BOARD ORGANIZED
HERE ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Helen Grenfel of Denver,
Frank 8. Hoag of Pueblo and Buckley
Wells of Telluride. recently ap-
pointed by Governor Gunter as mem
bers of the Colorado State Board Of
Corrections held their initial meeting
at the penitentiary here on Thursday
and organized by the election of
Mrs. Grenfel as president and Mr..
Hoag rs secretary. This board win
have general supervision of the penal
institutions of the state. No other
business was done at Thursdays
meeting.
DODGE CARS SOLD.
Thursday Jesse Campbell sold two
Dodge cars, one to Miss Dusky Bax-
ter and the other to Mr.. P. D. F'lippen.
MR.. AND MRS. soMMERvILLE
RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew E. Sommer-
vile returned to this city Saturday
from their wedding trip thru the nor
thern part of the state. They will
make their home in Chandler where
Mr.. Sommerville is superintendent OF
the Victor American Fuel Company's
mine.
MRS. SAVERS CONSIDERABLY
IMPROVED.
The condition of Mrs. II. S. SAVERS
of East Main street, who has been
confined to her bed by illness for the
last nine months, has SO much improv
ed of late that she is now able to sit
up part of each day. Just at pres
ent she is suffering from an attack of
the grippe. Mr.. SAVERS has also
been afflicted for several days with
the same malady.
SATURDAY
HERE FROM HOLLY, COLO.
Mr. Iohn Duncan of Holly CnIo