The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-10
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
(sy Mrs. e. E. LsmDuthl

discussion on club WORK by M. JET
fries. Mr.. Logan and others Master
Earl Lamhuth gave recitation. "Cul-
tivate the Hen" The organization OF
clubs was discussed and leaders ap-
pointed. Mrs, Dorothy Stevens to have
charge of the Canning Club. Mrs.
SLogan of the Cooking and Sewing
Club. Mrs. Pete Hoza Of the Chicken
club. number of members have
been taken in each club and they are
looking forward to some fine results
The Ladies' will have charge OF the
,next meeting which will be held May
Is. These meetings are held the first
and third Tuesdays OF every month.
Mrs. j. L. Hastings was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Ladies' Of
. the NJ. E. Aid Society of which she
is n member There was a large crowd
present. eighteen ladies in all. and
a general good time was enjoyed by
all present. Those taking part in the
program were: Mira. j. w. Angus
tine. Mrs. r. l.. Long. Mrs. West
over. Mrs. Alvy. and Mrs. Madsen.
At the close of the program. Mrs.
Hastings served delicious refresh
iuents. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. E. T. Hibbard. s04 Rudd.
The Progressive club met wednes
day. April 25th. with Mrs. ID. X. vii
son OF Cyanide Avenue. Four Mile.
An unusually interesting meeting was
held. most all OF tie members being
present Mrs. James L. Cooper and
Mrs. Bartlett were guests OF the
Club. Rev. Van Kcuren was present
and talked on the work OF the Red
Croes. Ice cream and cake was serv-
I'd a. refreshments. and the afternoon
was much enjoyed by all
Mrs. r. a. Dilley OF North Ray
soids avenue. entertained the East
Canon Embroidery Club at her home
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in needle work and croch-
citing. Mrs. Diliey had as her guests
Mrs. westovcr and Miss Silver. A
t~ocourse luncheon was served a; tho
close OF the afternoon. when all de-
parted for their homes. hoping to
meet with Mrs. Dfiley soon again
A party OF ten girls. members Of
the J. o. r. Club spent Saturday af-
terncon at the bone OF Mrs. Frank
Sage. where they were royalty enter
TANNED. Music. games and nesdie
work made up the afternoon enter
tainment Fruit salad and cake were
served as refreshments.
Word has been received Of the birth
Of n son. William Woodrow Wilson
Mink. April 2s. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Mink of Tallahassee Greek. formerly
OF East Canon.
Mrs. James L. Cooper Is spending a
day OF so in westcline on business.
Miss Laverne Augustine was the
guest OF Mrs. Rose Smith OF Beaver
Saturday.
Mr.. o. w. futile and family have
moved to the Hutche, n place on
North Orchard.
Mr.. Firkins OF North Raynolda
avenue accompanied by VIM. Cooling
Sand son. George. motorcd up to How.
sSArd Friday.
Mrs.. Edith Trotter OF Seattle. Wash
ington. is spending this week visiting
her father. W. e. James OF North
Raynoids avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Reed. who
have been in California for son5s ;ir.e.
came up from Pueblo last week and
have taken possession OF the old
Reed home corner OF Main and Ray.
noidu avenue. They expect to remain
here during thea summer. hoping
the change will benefit Mr.. Reeds
mother. Mrs. Mary Reed. who return
ed to Pueblo Friday.
Mrs. Frank Duffey received word
from Mr.. and Mrs. Nation. formerly
OF East Canon. now making their
home with their daughter, Mrp. Mile
OF Denver. stating that Mrs. Mat
toon'a condition was some improved.
We hops for her complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Howman. who
formerly lived in East Canon. and
who moved 90 the city few months
ago. have moved back on Diamond
avenue. We welcome them back to
our community again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young and fam
iiy will leave soon for Yuma county.
Colorado. where they have a large
tract Of land and viii again re-estab-
lish their home.
The Presbyterian Aid will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kings
ley on 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIII Gray and little