The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-25
GETS NEW RANGE
DIED AT CHANDLER

DIED AT CHANDLER
ON SUNDAY
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Calorelli of Chandler died at the fam
lily home there on Sunday. The fn-
neral and interment was held Monday
afternoon Burial was at Lakeside
cemetery.
WERE MARRIED
BY JUDGE KENNEDY
Miss Vician Elliott and Mr.. Jack
Bush, both of Pueblo. were married
by Justice John r. Kennedy at his
office. 430 Main street, at 1890
o'clock Monday morning. Only the
legal witnesses were present to attest
the nuptial ceremony.
Miss Merriam Cleghorn, formerly of
this city, but more recently of Casper,
Wyoming. has enlisted in the Red
Gross service as an army nurse and is
no wstationed at the military base
hospita lat Brownsville. Texas. Miss
Cieghorn. who is the daughter of John
Cieghorn for a number of years war
den of the Colorado State penitentiary
has many friends in this community.
DOWN FROM
HILLSIDE MONDAY
James Nov of Hillside was in town
on Monday on combined business
and pleasure trip. He reports the
ranchers in the upper Wet Mountain
valley as having gathered most Of
their crops and to be in readiness for
cold weather. Livestock of all kinds
he says is in splendid condition for
the winter.
WHITE EAGLE HERE
White Eagle. an Indian poet and
writer, from Gillette, Wyoming. is in
Canon City selling little book which
he wrote. set up the type for and
printed himself on job press.
White Eagle writes for some of the
magazines and newspapers and trav-
els ali over the country. He has de-
fective speech and communicates by
writing on tablet
KANsANS BUY
PROPERTY HERE
Mr.. p. M. Tutte and family of Leoti.
Kansas arrived here last. week and
moved into their property recently
purchased from Mrs. Franks in East
Canon. Mr.. Tuttle closed deal yes
terday for a fine alfalfa tract adjoining
his property. He expects to establish
a model dairy ranch as soon as time
will permit
WILL SPEND THE
WINTER HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Thronson OF
Lead. North Dakota. arrived in Canon
City week ago and will spend the
winter here. If they like the COM
mnity, as there is every reason to be-
lieve they will. they will probably To-
cate here permanently. They have
taken the residence property at $40
Greenwood avenue for a temporary
home
DIED AT HOSPITAL
LAST SATURDAY.
Evelyn Adelaide GaInier, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Gar
nier of Westcliffe. died at the hospital
here last Saturday morning from ty
phoid fever. aged seven years. four
months and sixteen days. The diseas
was complicated by appendicitis. for
which she was operated on at the
hospital one day last week The fu-
neral was held at RockvaIe at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon Interment
was I'm Highland cemetery at Flor
ence.
SOME RAPID
APPLE PICKING
Three days last week Raymond
Marsh. assistant secretary at the y
NJ. c. A. and Ralph Mckinley picked
apples in the w s. Post orchard on
Dozier avenue In the Four Mile district
and made highly creditable showing
for rapid work. During the three days.
they picked six hundred boxes of ap-
pies. each OF them averaging one
hundred boxes of fruit day. A good
many other people have. doubtless.
picked as man as a hundred boxes
of apples in ten hours but II is ap
achievement Of which experts have