The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-14
News Notes
THURSDAY

MISS DeN ere DoZler, VINO has De2n
in Washington, d. C., for the past
year, returned home for a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Dozier of S21 Macon avenue Miss
Dozier visited at Elmira, N V, and
different points in Ohio before return
ing home.
FL. STERLING LOCATES HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sterling of Sc
dan, Kan. arrived recently and have
located at l1OS East Main street on
the McKinstry place.
Mr.. Sterling was bothered with asth-
ma in Kansas. but his trouble has
practically left him since coming here.
If his condition continues to improve
he and his wife may locate here per-
manently. They own large farm in
Kansas
MISS BARR RECEIVES SPOON.
The member sof the Past Noble
Grand's association of Harmony Re-
home of Mrs. Charles E. Waldo, 621
River street, Wednesday afternoon
and presented Mrs. Orpha Barr, past
president of the Rebekah assembly,
as token of their friendship and es-
TEEN. Mrs. Barr, who spent the win
ter in Canon City. will Iaave next week
for her home at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
DIED IN PUEBLO LAST WEEK.
Mrs Don Torres, formerly resi-
dent of Canon City, died at her home
in Pueblo on Thursday of last week.
The remains were taken to Florence
and were buried at Highland ceme-
terry. She leaves. besides the hus-
band, three sons and two daughters
TO mourn her untimely end.
LEFT FOR WISCONSIN,.
Mrs. c. c. Patton and sons, Clyde
and Ralph, left this morning for wau-
paoa, Wis. where they will take pos
session of their cottage on The-Chain-
of-Lakes for the summer months. They
will be gone until the end of August
or the first of September, when they
will be joined by Mr.. Patton. who will
return with them to Canon City. They
were accompanied by ]. C. Hunter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hunter. won
will journey with them as far as Rock
well City, Iowa, where he will spend
couple of months visiting relatives.
MISS EVANS RETURNS HOME.
Miss Bertha Evans returned to Can
on City last Tuesday from Cleveland,
Ohio, where she has been attending
a missionary conference hold in con-
nection with the recent annual con
vention of the Baptist church. The
far-reaching character of the Europe
an war has to some extent disarranged
the plans of Miss Evans about return
ing to her missionary work at Ongole.
India. and it is possible that she may
not go back until more stable condi-
tions have been restored thruout the
world. She will ask for a twelve
months extension to her leave of alb
sence and if it is granted will take
a post graduate course of study at
some prominent institution of learn
ing in this country. II her applica-
tion is refused she will return to her
post in India in August.
CALLED TO BEDSIDE OF FATHER.
Mrs. P. G. Sandy of South Reynolds
bedside of her father, who is very i'll
from heart trouble at Rye. Colo. Mrs.
Sandy left on the Santa Fe train Tues
day morning for Pueblo and intended
to make the journey from there TO Rye
by automobile the following morning.
VISITING IN CANON.
Miss Marie Bogardus. who haB been
employed for some time past as a
nurse in the Red Cross hospital at
victo-. came down from the Cripple
Greek district for a few days visit
with her mother Mrs. l.. G. Bogardus.
and sister. Miss Pearl at 7e3 River
street.
HOME ON FuRLoUGH.
Joseph williams OF Co. G. First Col
orado Infantry. United States nation
al guard. came home Wednesday for
a short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Williams. at 7I6 Forest
avenue. II lie his first trip back TO
Canon City since being called into
active military service year ago.
Mr.. williams has been stationed for
some time past witha detail Of his
company a. a guard 10 protect the
AnAara rasarvnir near HArtzeII IN