The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
News Notes
THURSDAY

Mrs. H. NJ. George of Elm avenue, |
Lincoln Park at their home Tuesday |
evening. The young lady is of regu-
lation weight and good looks, and with
her mother is reported to be progress
ing most satisfactorily. The congrat-
uIations of friends is in order.
MRS. EuLKERsoN HOME AGAIN. |
Mrs. E. R Fulkerson and children
of 9O7 South Third street, who have
been for the past two weeks at Estes
Park attending the Older Boys Volun-
teer convention. arrived in Canon City
Yesterday. Mr.. Fulkerson who was
with them at Estes Park, went on to
Wyoming to attend to business affairs.
WILL GO TO DENVER FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Biggs of Salt
Lake City, who have been visiting here
during the last five or six days. will
leave ON Friday for Denver, where
they will be the guests of relatives
for a week or ten days. At the con-
clusion of their stay in Denver they
will return to Canon City for more
extended visit
ARRIVED MONDAY FOR VISIT.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Ferguson and daughter
Ruth arrived from Sacramento. Calf.
Monday to visit Mrs. Ferguson's moth
er. Mrs. M. NJ Walker. They will be
Joined July list by Mr.. Ferguson. who
is in Louisville, KY, on business for
the California state library. of which
he is the assistant librarian. After
visiting Colorado points of interest
they will return to Sacramento.
MRS. GAIL HIATT GOES EAST.
Mre. Gal Hiatt of Los hngcies.-
Calf. is the house gues. Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Turner. arriving here
from Denver. where she has been
visiting friends for the past two
weeks. She is on her way 10 India
napolis. Ind. where she will make
her future home.-Scotts Bluff. Ncb..
Star Herald.
LEFT MONDAY FOR CANADA.
Harry Marvin, late resident at 22o
Cottonwood avenue and recent grad
uate of the Canon City high school.
left the first of the week for Sas-
katchewan in the Canadian northwest,
where he will join his father. II. C..
Marvin. and where he expects to make
his home He had planned TO leave
a month or more ago, but owing to
the restrictions enforced by the Amer
lean authorities in relation to cross
ing the border until after the regis
tration for the selective military draft
he decided to wait until the embargo
was removed.
DIED AT OAK CREEK
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Hester Walker, co9ored, died
at the family home in the Oak Creek
neighborhood, eighteen miles south
west OF Canon City. Wednesday after
noon. aged So years. She was a ma
tive of Tennessee. but had lived in
this county for a number of years.
The body was brot here Wednesday
night and taken 10 Wilson's undertak-
ing pariors to be prepared for burial.
The funeral will take place at two
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
James walker, husband Oh the De
ceased, is employed as a coal miner
at Chandler.
RETURNED THIS MORNING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Arthur OF Cripple
Creek motored to Canon City Tuesday
for the purpose of looking after some
property interests for Colorado
Springs owners and were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Arthur and family
at 1903 East Main street until this
morning, when they left for home
The return trip to the district will be
made by way OF Colorado Springs.
GUEST OF MISS ARTHUR.
Miss Blanche Wadleigh of West
ciiffe is visiting here as the guest of
Miss Grace Arthur at 1908 East Main
street.
MRS. HOLMES TO WASHINGTON.
Mrs. r. E. Holmes and son Raynor
have gone to Palouse. Wash, where
they will spend about six weeks visit
ing relatives and friends. They prob
ably win return shortly after the first
OF August.
VISITING TALLMAN HOME.
Howard Person Of Des Moines. Iowa,
Errived this morning for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tallman. 101i Ma
con avenue. Mrs. Person. daughter |
of Mr. and Mra Tai1man VIII arrive