The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-14
FRIDAY
ARE VISITING FRIENDS IN

Mrs. S. B. Elliott and daughter.
Louise. of Canon City. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Sterling Crouch.-Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
Mr.. AND MRS. SMITH ON TRIP.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith left
IN Tuesday of this week on a motor.
ing trip to Pagosa Springs, Durango
an dother points in the southwestern
part of the state. They expect to
return home during the early part of
next week.
MISS BONN RETURNS HOME.
Miss Dorothy Bonn returned home
Thursday from the state university
at Boulder, where she has been
student during the past year. Miss
Bonn. and her mother. Mrs. Ida Bonn
of 403 Greenwood avenue. are plan
ming to leave shortly for northern IL
linois where they will spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
RETURNS FROM Ia JuNTA.
Miss Louise Hermann. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hermann of 522
Greenwood avenue, is expected to re-
turn to Canon City this evening after
a couple of weeks visit with friends
at La Junta.
VISITING MRS. THATCHER IN
PUEBLO.
Mrs. Jas. H. Peabody and Mrs. A.
c. Dickinson of Canon City are enjoy
ing a short visit with Mrs. NJ. d.
Thacher at her home here.-Puebio
Chteftain.
WILL VISIT HERE NEXT WEEK.
Mrs. Ralph ]. Wann of Denver, who
is visiting DR. and Mrs Wilbur Lucas.
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Will Johnson for the remainder of the
week She will go to Canon City Mon
day
SUMMER IN HOWARD.
Mrs. L. Dye and children have gone
up to Howard to spend the summer
with Mrs. Dyes parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Mitchell. They will return 10
Canon City in the fall in time for the
children to enter school
GEM MARKET SCREENED IN.
Charles Edmonds of the Gem Mar
ket has recently had the meat mar
ket proper all screened in as a forti-
fication against the invasion of flies
this summer. This decent improve
ment adds much to the appearance of
the store and improves its sanitary
condition to large extent.
MISS HELEN BOWER IN CANON.
Miss Helen Bower. who has been
employed with the Western Union Tel
egraph company at Colorado Springs
for the past year. was transferred to
Canon City yesterday on account of
the great increase in the business OF
the Western Union telegraph office
here.
RAY BAILEY ON BATTLEsHIP
ARIZONA.
Ray Bailey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Bailey. 344 Park avenue. Lincoln
Park, who enlisted in the navy at the
outbreak of the war, is now on the
battleship Arizona. somewhere on the
ocean. His letters tell nothing of his
whereabouts, but state that the boys
are all anxious for little action.
MARRIED WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Charles w. Watcher Of Calcite and
Miss Myra A. Witherspoon OF Hills
boro, ILL.,, were married by Rev. f. w.
Harner. pastor of Trinity Lutheran
church. at the parsonage at 1880
o'clock Wednesday evening. The
bride arrived the first of the week
from Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Watcher
will make their home at Calcite.
IN THE WIRELESS SERVICE.
Morton Dickson. fornerly employed
as telegraph operator at the local
Santa Fe station and more recently
in the same capacity at the offices of
the Denver & Rio Grands. has enlist
ed in the signal corps of the United
States army and left, Thursday for
Denver to be examined for military
service. From Denver he will proceed
to New York City. where he will take
a course of instruction in wireless te-
legraphy preliminary to being as
signed to army duty. Young Dickson.
who has been a resident Of Canon
City for the last year or more. has
many friends here. His parents live
at Fowler.
MRS. HURD TO DENVER.
Mrs. n. e. Hurd accompanied her