The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
(By Mrs. E. E. Lamputh)

Miss Lillian Dohlman of Gunuison
were married last Sunday in Saiida,
Mr.. Allen has many friends in East
Canon and Mrs. Allen is very popu-
lar young lady of Gunnison. They are
at home TO their friends on Cotton
wood avenue. which was all in readi-
ness for them on their return.
The Farmers club met at the Four
mile school house last night. Frank
Stienmeier read the minutes and VIM
Mckenzie the roll call j. p. Farmer
of Lincoln Park gave an interesting
talk on american weather." and Miss
Sheridan, assisted by Mr.. Jeffries,
county agriculturist. gave talk and
showed picture slides on the organi-
zation of boys and girls clubs.
Miss Cynthia MCGOWAN, principal
and primary teacher at the Harrison
school has resigned her position for
the spring term and coming year in
order to assist her lately widowed
brother and children in Iowa Falls.
Iowa. Her resignation has caused
Lluch regret among the teachers and
children of East Canon. with whom she
has worked for nearly nine years.
Miss MCGOWAN has held the affection
and confidence of every one. being an
unusually fine teacher as well as wise
executive.
Miss verna Heaton VIII finish the
years work in room l and Miss Nancy
Gibbs has been appointed principal for
the rest of the year.
Merrill Weeks, formerly of East
Canon. now on homestead near Co
iopaxi. came down last week to spend
few days visiting friends.
Mr.. Dean has bot good many cattle
Denver market.
Mrs. Elmer McWilliams and little
daughter Tavern left Tuesday for
Penrose. where they will visit with
Mrs. McWilliams' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gearhart. MIR. Mcwilliams will
drive down Sunday and bring them
home.
4 collie dog belonging TO the county
farm died Monday and it is supposed
he was poisoned. The dog WAS a
great favorite among the inmates. al
ways visiting the rooms OF the sick
and the loss is keenly felt by all.
Bill Mckenzie recently sold fine
bunch of hogs.
Miss Bessie Lovern. who has for
some time been employed at the vari-
ETY. store. spent Sunday with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. r. e Iyovern. OF
East Canon. Miss Lovern expected 10
stay at home for an indefinite time.
but consented to help this week at the
Golden Rule store during the Illness
OF Mr.. Hubbard.
The meeting OF the Farmers club.
which was 10 have been held Friday
night was postponed on account of
the revival meetings. The next meet,
ing viii be Friday. April 20. at the
Harrison school building.
Mr.. Colan is down from Cripple
Greek spending some time visiting
with his family and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harvey were very
pleasantly surprised last Friday night
when a bunch of their friends and
neighbors came in to spend the even
ing. They brot with them weli-hlled
baskets, The evening was devoted to
playing games and dancing.
Mrs. Martha Wilson. who was at
the hospital few weeks ago for the
treatment of appendicitis. has recov-
cred and returned to her home in
/ Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller have
moved to Koontze avenue for one
month. after which they expect TO
leave for thei Homestead. The place
on Greydene made vacant by Mr., and
Mrs. Miller will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
Mrs. oakie Hurd. who Is teaching
been reelected for the school year
with a satisfactory raise in salary.
Joe Heavenridge is i'll at his home
on Dozier avenue in consequence OF a
stroke OF paralysis. which he received
early Sunday morning. Altho his left
side is paraiyzed he is retsing easy and
lis in his usual cheerful mood. II Is
hoped by his many friends that he will
rapidly recover.
Miss r. s. Silver. sister of Mrs. Dor
othy Stevens. is expected soon from
Detroit. Mich. TO be the guest of Mrs.
Stevens for a few weeks.
Al Book left Saturday for Parker.
Kan. TO visit brother who he has
not seen for over forty years. He was