The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
TUESDAY
ON MOTOR TRIP TO SPRINGS.

Pearl Bogardus, motored to Colorado
Springs today. Miss Bogardus ex-
poets to return tomorrow. but Mrs.
Hanlins will motor on to Denver
PURCHASED CANON, PROPERTY.
Frank r. Lamb of Cotopaxi has
purchased the George E. Rouleau res
idence property at 724 Pine avenue
and will occupy it as q home Mrs.
Lamb and children have been living
in Canon City during the last seven
or eight months in order that the lat
ter might have the advantages OF, the
public schools.
ARRIVED FROM NEBRASKA.
Mrs. Cyril Wilson of Beaver Cross
ing, Neb.. arrived on Monday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rowland.
who ar4 temporarily making their
home at 5l4 North Sixth strret with
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bondurant and
family. Mr.. Bondurant. who has been
seriously i'll for some time past in
consequence of partial stroke of pa
ralysis. is improving.
FUNERAL MONDAY AFTERNOON.
! Miss Myra Belle Giadman died at
the family home. SIG North Fourth
street. at 7 o'clock last Saturday
evening. aged Al years.
The funeral took place from the
residence at ESQ o'clock Monday af-
ternoon and was conducted by Rev.
Guy E. Konkei. pastor of the First
Methodist church. Burial . was at
Lakeside cemetery.
MRS. GENTRY HERE FROM Pu-
EBLo HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Lowell Gentry, daughter of
Mrs. J. w. McDanieis. who has been
seriously i'll at ST. Mary's hospital IN
Pueblo for the last fve weeks from
peritonitis. arrived few days ago
and is at the home OF her mother.
Her friends will be pleased To know
that she is convalescing nicely and
the indications are that she will soon
be in the possession OF her usual
health and strength.
WILL PUT ON CAMPAIGN AT
FLORENCE.
J. Pate woolston OF Carr. Colo.
representative of the grand lodge.
who has been in Canon City for sew
erai weeks in the interest of a mem
bership campaign for Couer de Leon
lodge No. 4s. Knights OF Pythias, left
this morning for Florence. where he
will launch a similar movement on
behalf Of the Pythian brotherhood of
that city. Later on mr.. Woolston
will endeavor TO establish q lodge Of
the Pythian fraternity at Westcline.
| DEPARTMENT MAKES RUN.
The nre department was called ont
about o'clock Monday afternoon to
extinguish a blaze in the building
formerly occupied by Harrison Hose
company No. OF the volunteer IRE
department on Tenth street. between
Main AMI Macon avenue. The nre.
which caught in an ash box beside
the stove on the nrst floor OF the
building. was put out without much
difficulty. The upper part Of the
structure is used as sleeping and liv-
ing apartments by John Trusty. col
| ored
CALLED TO TT. SCOTT, KAN.
Mrs. w. B Anderson left on Rio
Grande train No. 2 this afternoon for
Fort Scott, Kan. in response to a
message informing her OF the illness
Of relatives at that place. She ex-
poets to be gone ten days or two
weeks.
MRS. MARY HUNpEN DIED
MONDAY.
Mrs. Mary Hunden. wife OF VIII
liam J. Hunden. died at the family
home on Poplar avenue. Lincoln Park.
between and o'clock Monday morn
ing. She had been under physi-
clans care for some time and the
announcement of her death was not
wholly unexpected to her friends. She
is survived by the husband and three
children.
Burial Will take place at Highland
cemetery at Florence.
HARL TANNER HOME ON. VISIT.
Harl Tanner. who has been employ
ed in mill work at the plant of the
Empire Zinc company at Silver City
N. M. for the last seven or eight
months. returned to Canon City a
few days ago for a visit with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Tanner.
and other relatives. He says that i.
F. Blair. formerly of this city. is the
supervising electrician at Silver City.
Kelly and other camps of the Emipre
Zinc company in that part of New