The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

J. F. Riddle of Denver, travelling
passenger and freight agent for tine
Rock Island Railroad company. is a
business visitor in Canon City this
week.
LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR
GuNNiSoN ON VISIT
Mrs. f. V. Boucineau and little
daughter, Dora, of sos Pike avenue,
left Wednesday afternoon for Gunni-
son where they will spend some time
visiting relatives.
CUSTER COUNTY COMMISSIONER
HERE
Jacob Beck. of the Wet Mountain
Valley. member of the Custer county
board of commissioners. is a visitor
in Canon City today. Mr. Beck came
down from westcliffe by automobile
this morning.
WILL FISH IN THE WET NOUN.
TAIN VALLEY
Frank Emmerson. County Assessor
H. J. Craig and Deputy County AS
seoSOf n. - "ebstcT Will ltaNe FIJI
day morning for a three or four days
camping and fishing outing in the Wet
Mountain valley. Their itinerary will
include westcliffe and Hermit lake.
LEFT TODAY FOR THE kiNpio
RANCH
B. F. Kindig motored down from his
ranch. IL miles north of Cotopaxi. on
Tuesday to look after some business
matters requiring his attention. He
left for home this morning accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Poulson.
who will visit there for a week or
more.
MISS oARwooo IN PUEBLO THIS
WEEK
Miss Anna S. Garwood. county su-
perintendent Of schools. left the first
of the week for Pueblo to be present
at the organization of the annual
meeting OF the tricounty teachers
institute. Before returning to Canon
City she will attend the annual con.
vention of the county superintendents
OF the state at Greeley.
MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE PHiPPs
Ja.. HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps. Jr..
and Fred W. Mccarthy OF Denver.
were guests at the Strsthmore hotel
Wednesday night. They motored
down from Denver the previous af-
ternoon and left this morning for
Glenwood Springs where they will
spend several days with friends at the
Hotel Colorado.
LEFT FOR HOME ON TUESDAY
Misses Frances and Mary Ann
Thomas returned to their home a,
Trinidad on Tuesday after a four or
Ave day's visit here as the guests OF
their brother. J. r. Thomas. Jr. and
wife. at 315 Harrison avenue. They
came here from trip thru the
northern part of the state during
which they visited in Denver. Greel-
ey. Eaton and other places
GETS GOOD JOB AT cLENwoop
SPRINGS
Harold l.. Brown, until lately EN-.
ployed at the W. p. Taggart grocery.
7o6 Main street. for a long time past
left Wednesday afternoon for Glen.
wood Springs to accept = position as
meat cutter in the II. O. Sweitzer
market. The Gienwood Springs job
carries with it salary OF one hun.
dred dollars a month and is a desir.
able one in every respect. Mr.
Browns friends extend him congratu-
lations on his advancement.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. JOHN
cHETLAT
Mrs. Edward Ozburn and daughters.
Misses Arioa and Arlene, OF Denver,
en- route home from a visit with rel
atives in Silver Cliff stopped OF here
this afternoon and will be the guests
OF the formers uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. John Chetelat. at 1915 Har.
rison avenue for a few days. Mr..
Ozburn is deputy state treasurer. and,
in point Of service. ia the Oldest EN-
ploye OF that office. having held the
position for ten consecutive years.
e. A. T. s. CLUB ENTERTAINs ATl
sTRATHMoRE HOTEL
The members of the f. A. T. S. club
entertained at 6 o'clock dinner at
the Stratbmore hotel Wednesday ev-
ening in honor OF Mrs. Grace Schultz
Osborn. OF Salt Lake City. who is Wis
iting in Canon for couple OF weeks.
After dinner they enjoyed the even
ing at tho picture show,
Those present were tho Miasea