The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-01
SATURDAY
CANON VISITORS.

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CANON VISITORS.
Mrs. +. C. Volk and Mrs. A. w.
Maxwell of Eight Mile Park were
visitors in Canon Friday.
VISITING FRIENDS.
Master Frank Maxwell of Eight
Mile Park is spending the week end
and visiting Miss Coulson and Mrs.
Threlkeld of South Canon.
VISITING IN DENVER FRIDAY.
The guest list of the Auditorium
hotel in Denver on Friday contained
the name of Miss Helen King of this
city. Miss King has been in attend
ance at the stock show in Denver
this week.
MISS eARWoo GOES EAST.
Miss Estella l.. Garwood left this
afternoon for St Louis, Chicago and
other eastern cities to purchase
goods for the Arts and Crafts shop.
She will be gone a couple of weeks
or more.
ALVIN SiOEsoTToM IN CANON
Alvin Sidebottom of the Peerless
FIGURING Mills company arrived here
! from Norton, Kansas. this afternoon
for a short visit. His wife has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Overman, at 1912 Greenwood
avenue for several weeks. She will
accompany him on his return to Kan
sas.
| MOVED TO VICTOR,
| Mrs. r. r. Hartforth and little
daughter will leave for Victor tomor-
row where they will take up their
residence. Mrs. Hartforth has made
her home in Canon for about two
years but her husband has recently
gone into business in Victor and the
family will make their home there.
JOHN scHwEIoERT DEPUTY
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
John Schweigert. formerly of Can
on City, but for number of years
past resident of Denver, where he
has been engaged in the practice of
law. has been appointed deputy in
the office of Attorney Genefal L. Z.
Hubbard and is now looking after the
duties which the position imposes.
John is making good as a lawyer
and his friends here will be pleased
to learn of this official recognition
OF his professional attainments.
NICHOLAS UcuM RETURNS TO
CANON.
Nicholas Ucum has returned to Can
on City from a several weeks absence
on the western slope. during which
he visited Grand Junction. Montrose
and other points. Since leaving here
he also made a tour of the eastern
and northern parts of the state in
which he included in his itinerary
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver
and other places. He is at present
stopping at 7O3 River street.
A VETERAN OF INDIAN WARS
Mr.. T. NJ. Robinson. who conducts
barbering business at 62S Main
street, is pioneer knight of the razor
and shears in Colorado. He has been
engaged in that line of work in Canon
City for many years and before COM
ing here followed that employment in
Victor. Fairplay and other towns in
the state. Mr.. Robinson is an old
timer in the west and possesses an
interesting fund of reminiscence of
early days on the frontier. He serv-
ed as a soldier in Tyler's Rangers in
the Indian campaign of 1865 and is a
member of the United Indian War
Veterans Association.
CANON ciTYS CONTINGENT
ARE BACK FROM DENVER
Most of Canon City's contingent of
visitors to the National Western
Stock show; the good roads conven-
ton. the hardware dealers associa-
tion and other gatherings in Denver
this week have returned home. Some
of them came back as early as Thurs
day night. altho the greater number
of them returned Friday afternoon.
Friday night and today. The excur-
sionists all report pleasant week in
Denver. despite the cold weather, and
unite in saying the stock show was
one of the best ever held there.
MnNnAY