The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
EAST CANON
news NOTES
(ey Mrs. E. z. Iamputh)

living in Denver for the past seven
years is moving 10 Oakland. Cali>or-
nit. where she expects 10 make hei
home. She arrived in Canon about
two weeks ago for visit with her
mother. Mrs. Ben S:einmeier ON Stein
meier avenue.
The East Canon Farmers club met
last Friday night. October 18th. at the
Harrison school bo:.ding with fair
attendance. Miss Sheridan and Mr.
Jeffries were present, each giving a
short talk on boys and girls club
work After roll call officers were
elected for the coming year as fol-
lows: Prof. R j. Harry. president:
W. II. Williams. vice president: Mrs
Elmer Z. Lambuth, secretary: Mrs.
Francis Bachelor treasurer. Pumpkin
pie and cider was served AT the close
of the meeting
Mrs. Jim Dickerson of North Cot
tonwood has been enjoying few days
visit from her three sisters. Mrs. H
NJ. Baldwin Of Pueblo, Mrs Eugene
Ford OF California and Mrs ]. NJ
Bradley of Detroit. Michigan. While
here they held family reunion at
the home of their father. J. E Brown
and his son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
". l. Brown. of 431 Rudd avenue.
Mrs. L. b. Whalen. also a sister. was
present at the reunion. Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. Ford have returned to their
homes. Mrs. Baldwin expects TO
leave soon
Mr.. Parks is here from Denver for
a few days attending to some apples
which he is having shipped there.
Mrs. T. L. Wells spent one day last
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Augustine. Mrs Augustine has
ben sick for a few days with la grippe
but is up again.
The East Canon division of the
Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church will.
meet this week with Mrs. Hibbard
and Miss W. c. Gan on the corner of
Eighth and Rudd.
Mr.. Chas. Heyle, who has been con-
tracing in westcliffe all summer.
came home and spent few days the
latter part of last week to help with
the picking and marketing OF his ap
pie crop.
Mr. Jim Dickerson Of North Cotton
wood avenue. has just returned from
Ell Dorado. Kansas, where he has been
looking after his farming interests in
that section. He was gone about a
week
Mrs. vondra spent a day or two
with Mrs Walker near -aicanite, Colo
RADIO
Jack Larson from Pueblo is visit
ing the Stienmeier's this week.
Mrs. Colan of the Four Mile district
recently lost valuable milch COW.
Mr.. Oscar Stehlin of the CARING
house place. sold his ten acre alfalfa
ranch last week on South Reynolds
avenue to Mr.. Tuttle, who recently
bought Mrs. Emma Franks place, LOG
Reynolds avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kellogg from
Grants Pass. Oregon. came Monday
for short visit with the formers
mother. Mrs. |. e. Kellogg of East
Main street. while o ntheir way to
Nebraska to visit relatives
Mr. Il. Lloyd of Hardscrabble. SON
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart of
Four Mile. is picking the apple crop
for Mr.. Lorentx.
Mr.. virgie Cutler is having his new
house palstered and it will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Fred Reeder from Stratton.
Kansas. is staying at the Eastman
home and buying and shipping two
cars of apples to Stratton.
Mrs Hawkins from Pueblo. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Higgins. who
is staying with Mrs. Pete Hoxa of
pozier avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payden and two sons
from North Yakima, Washington. has
left for Pueblo after picking apples n
week for George Newell.
Little Fern Newell is much better
after being confined to her bed for a
Few days.