The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04
News Notes
THURSDAY

HARRY MORTON WASHES THUMB.
Harry Morton badly mashed the
thumb on his left hand Wednesday
and as a result he is taking a. little
enforced vacation today.
RETURNED TO LEADViLLE.
Grant Cox, who came down from
Leadville to spend Christmas with
relatives, returned to the cloud city
this afternoon. Mr.. Cox has been en-
gagged in mining in the Leadville dis
trict for long time.
VISITORS IN FLORENCE TUESDAY.
Mrs. Fred Riede of Canon City, ac-
Sompanied by her daughter, Miss An
ma Riede, who is home from the state
university at Boulder for the holi-
days, and Miss Alice FELTON, of Canon
City were the guests of Mrs. w. w.
Cafky on Tuesday.-Florence Citizen.
AN REDcLIFF FOR HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. George E. Karr and daughter.
Miss Bernice. who are spending the
winter in Canon City in order that the
latter may have the benefit of the high
school, are spending the Christmas
holidays at the family home in Red
cliff. Mr.. and Mrs. Karr removed to
Redcliff from Canon City several
months ago, where the former is en-
gagged in business.
MRS. THOMAS AND FAMILY HERE.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas and children
came up from Pueblo last week and
are spending the holidays as guests
of Mrs. Thomas parents, County Clerk
and Mrs. C. A. Linkins, at 1885 Park
avenue, Lincoln Park. Mr.. Thomas
was here for the Christmas celebration
and returned to Pueblo Tuesday. He
is employed in connection with land
and water company at Pueblo and
moved his family to that city four or
I've weeks ago.
SPENDING WEEKEND IN PUEBLO.
Mrs. Fred J. Pennington left this
morning for Pueblo, where she will
spend the weekend visiting friends.
VISITING IN GREELEY.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rockafellow
and son Gerald left this morning for
Denver enroute to Greeley. where they
will spend the remainder of holiday
week.
JOHN HENNESSY IN TOWN.
John Hennessy of Chicago is holi
day guest of his brother, Rev. R. NJ.
Hennessy. c. NJ, chaplain at the acad-
emy. Mr.. Hennesy arrived Christmas
eve
GO TO LOS ANGELES.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Jarvis of 500
Chestnut street, Lincoln Park, left on
the Santa Fe train this afternoon for
Los Angeles, where they will probably
remain for several months.
RETURNS TO GRAND JUNCTION.
Clyde Biggs. who came from the
western slope last Saturday afternoon
10 spend Christmas with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs, will leave
tonight for his home in Grand juno
rion-
PURCHASED CARS.
Jesse Campbell, local agent for the
Dodge Bros. and Studebaker cars. re-
ports the sale Wednesday of Dodge
roadster to Will Riverspoon at Cuff
Acg anu q oluueDdhtI DIX 10 NndTleS
Duncan of this city.
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Among the University of Colorado
students spending their vacation at
home in Canon City are Carl and Her
man c. Graves. Miss Aanna Riede and
Miss Dorothy Bonn. All are enjoying
the holiday period. The vacation at
the university will continue until Jan
Sth.
MR. AND MRS. ROSS RETURN.
Mr. nd Mrs. Ross returned to Canon
City Wednesday from Denver, where
they enjoyed the Christms festivi-
aies. They report very cold weather
IN Denver with considerable snow. The
mercury showed temperature as low
as ten degrees below zero there on
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings of
his week.