The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-18

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family at 329 Rudd avenue. Mrs.
Brown will remain here for several
months.
MADE AUTO TRIP TO COLORADO
SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur L. Earl and
Miss Zelphia Wood made an automo-
bile trip to Colorado Springs on
Thursday of last week. They 5eturn-
ed to Canon City the following after
noon. Postmaster Clark Cooper and
son, Howard, who spent the weekend
in Denver, accompanied them to the
| Springs.
MRS. LINK GOES TO NORTH
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
Mrs. Mink left here Sunday after
noon for North Yakima. Washington,
where she will join some of her fam
lily relatives.
DR.. AND MRS. VAwTER
HOME FROM DENVER
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Vawter returned
home this afternoon from Denver
where they have been visiting since
Wednesday of last week. They report
the snowstorm as extending to all
parts of the state.
HOME TODAY FROM ILLINOIS.
County Assessor Horace J. Craig
and his brother. A. II. Craig. returned
home on the Santa Fe train this NOR
ming from Albion, Illinois. where they
were called a week or ten days ago
by the death of their mother, Mrs.
Eliza Craig.
MR.. AND MRS. TOM PARKER
HOME TO-DAY.
Street Commissioner Tom Parker
and wife returned home this after
noon from a weeks visit with rela-
tiyes Of the latter at Leroy, Kansas.
The father of Mrs. Parker died at Le-
roy ten days or two weeks ago.
RECEPTION FOR REV. STARRING
A reception for the new pastor. Rev
F. W. Starring will be given WedDes-
day night after prayer meeting at the
gin about $50 o'clock and all church
members are cordially invited Those
in charge Of the program have arrang-
ed something very interesting and en-
tertaining, and it is earnestly desired
that all members of the church and
congregation be present to give Rev.
Starring a royal and cordial welcome.
MR.. AND MIS-. L. L. HARDING JR.
HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Harding Jr.. of
Butte, Montana, arrived here last Sat
urday night for n visit with the for
mer's mother and sisters at 903 ALI
son avenue. II is Mr.. and Mrs.
Harding's first visit to Canon City
in four years and their friends are
greatly pleased to see them. 1t is ex-
pected that they will remain here for
several weeks.
LARGE HORNED OWL CAUGHT IN
TRAP.
There was placed on exhibition in
the display window of the Harding
Hardware company. COS Main street.
this morning. a fine specimen of the
great horned owl. caught Sunday
night in a trap by George Schweigert
and William Harry. 1t has attracted
much attention from passers along
the street today. II will be added to
the geological collection in the State
park.
HERE FOR BENEFIT OF HIS
HEALTH.
C. W. Hall of Coyington. Tennessee,
arrived here recentlv for the benefit
OF his health and will stay in Canon
City for an indefinite length of time.
Mr.. Hall came here on the recommen-
dation of John l.. Johnson. a former
resident of this community and an
] intimate friend of A. Il. Frisbie. Mr..
johnson, who has been away from
here for many years. is at present
clerk and master of the district court
in Upton county, Tennessee.
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
PocATELLO.
Homer C. Hutchinson, general trav-
cling salesman for tie Bclding SILK
company. left this morning on bus
mess trip to Pocatelio. Idaho. and
other points in the northwest in the
/ Interest of his firm. Mr.. Hutchinson
returned hore recently from a trip
TO New York City where he was call
ed to consult his principals about the
business outlook for 1917.
HOME FROM HOLIDAY
/ TRIP TO AMARILLO
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