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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Pr. and Mrs. S. w. Travers. of West
llnklin Street, are spending some
e at the Chamberlin Hotel, Old
mt Comfort.
Hiss Dora Taylor has returned from
|lnoke. where she has been the guest
Mrs. John NJ. Miles.
IRIS. Meade and Miss Lucy Meade, Of
'hmond. are spending some time at
ginia Beach.
Hiss Lula NJ. Cairns Is visiting in
Birlottesville. Greenwood and Waynes-
10.
Hrs. Boyd K. Ayres and her son.
|lrles Ayres. OF COS Hawthor-. Ave-
h. Ginter Park. who have been spend-
| some time In Roanoke and South
|st Virginia, have returned to their
Inc.
|ir and Mrs. Clarence Atkins have
turned to Richmond, after a visit to
townsville.
Professor and Mrs. Dabney Lancaster
II their small daughter left nVednes-
J. for their home at Blacksburg.
Hiss Page Williams and Victor Will
ms have returned to Richmond. after
lnonth's stay in Orange.
1t. Rev. Robert a Gibson and his
lighter. Miss Lucy Gibson, have been
issts of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander +.
|bertson In stanton.
Hrs. II. w. hountree. VIII has been
lifting in Harrisonburg. is now tho
list Of relatives In Amsterdam, N. Y.
Iiss Mary CroxtLn has returned to
/ home In Orange, after a visit to
|atives here.
Hrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, of Win
|,ster, Is Writing rsl1tivcs H. WASH
|.tOr,
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Men to Report.

Within few days the second con-
tingent, representing practically all
the white nen who will serve in the
hrst draft from Petersburg and Din
widdie will be in Camp Lee and under
training. Though the department had
ordered 157 white men TO report by
Thursday next. Captain Pattcson.
chairman OF the local board of dartr
exemption. reported that number In
available In SO short a notice How
ever list OF ninety-nine young men.
all white, who have passed examina-
tlon and been accepted, have been no.
tined to report to go to camp nent
Thursday.
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Preucntstlon of Gold B,dr..

Chief-of-Police BrockweI was pre,
scented yesterday afternoon with a
handsome gold badge, tho gift OF
friends and admirers. as a token Of
their appreciation OF HIS worm as a
man and officer. On the race OF the
badge are the words: Chief Of Police.
Petersburg. Va" On the reverse, Pre-
scented to James Brockwell by his
friends and admirers" The badge Is
modest In size and is surmounted with
an eagle with wings uplifted and
spread over the shield The presenta
ton was surprise to the chief.
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To Work in Florida.

Leroy Hodges. tho well-known econ.
omist OF this city. left tonight for
Florida, as a special feid representa-
tive OF tho government In the inter-
est OF food conservation. He goes at
the request OF Administrator Hoover
and will report directly 10 the Gov.
ernor OF Florida
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At the Movies To-Day

ODEoN-Nance O'NeIIi, In .tinal
Payment"
ISIS-CnrIyle blackwell ant June
EiridEe, In "rhc Crimson Door,
BI u U-wnIlnce Reid, Ia 1.-THE
HOntaRe.~
COLI NIAI-Evelyn Nesbit. in
"Rcdemptlon."
BLUEBIRD-RoyS Stewart. In "rhe
Double Standard"
vICrOR-Irene Fenwick, in "rhe
SIN Woman"
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because this kind of packing brings the

because this Kind OF packing brings the
best prices.
AS grand climax to it's food con-
servation campaign, the commission Is
offering $4,000 and 1000 National Cor
tifcates OF Merit for the best canned
vegetables. These prizes are to be
awarded at fairs and expositions, and
hundreds Of promoters o. these affairs
have made application for the privilege
OF awarding one of these prizes with
+. S. Ridsdale. secretary OF the COM
mission, 2l0 Maryland building. Wash
inEton, D. G.
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There will be meeting OF the Red
Cross knitting Circle Of the Sacred
Heart Cathedral this afternoon from
to o'clock. at 1925 West Grace
street Teachers Will be present TO
instruct beginners. and wool will be
distributed.
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

rhe first fall meeting of the Helping
Icle Of Kings Daughters will be held
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Tho Federation of Mothers Clubs and
the Parent-Teacher Association of
Richmond and Virginia will meet Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
mothers room. sos East Marshall
street This Is the first meeting Of
tho fall. and important business will
be transacted. The officers OF this or
ganization are: Mrs. William A. Bur-
rows. president; Mrs. J. :. Phillips.
hrst vice president: Mrs. w. w. Dodd,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. O. A.
Spear, recording secretary; Mrs.
George Doane. treasurer: Mrs. William
Gcmmell and Mrs. ]. Z. Stires. his
torians
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Mrs. Ramon D. Garcin. temporary
chairman OF Division 4. East End. OF
the Godmothers' League. asks all wo-
men who are interested in tho welfare
OF the soldiers. both drafted and regu-
lars. to meet at st. Johns Schoolhouse
this afternoon at { o'clock
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mere VIII be very important meet
ing OF the women Of st. Patrick.s Be.
neVolent and Social Society this even
Ing at $3.50 o'clock. Tho Initiation Of
now members will be given at this
meeting.
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Street.
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FORECLOSURES SALE.

Under and in accordance with n
judgment of the County Court in the
County OF Fremont and State OF Colo
rado on July 18th. 1917. in favor Of
ida NJ. Norris ard Walter Eastman and
Ellen Eastman, defendants. and in ae-
cordance with aa order OF Sale ISSUED
out OF the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court by virtue of said Judgment and
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
on saturday. the 18th dsy OF August
A. n. 1917. at the hour OF ten o'clock
In the forenoon of said day. at the front
door OF the Court House in Canon City
sale and will sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand the following described property
situated in Fremont County in the
state OF Colorado to-wit:
Lots numbered IL and - In HART
sons Subdivision OF part OF Section
n In Township IS south Iof Range %.
West OF the sth I. NJ. according to the
recorded Plat thereof in the ofice Of
the County Clerk and Recorder OF said
Fremont County. Colorado. together
The Canon CITY hydraulic and Irrigat-
Ing Ditch Company which are appurteu-
ant so said land. or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary to make the sum OF
stl7s.5o with interest thereon at the
from said July 18th. lsi7.- with costs oc
suit and costs and expenses of adver-
tisement and sale. adiudr-ed In favor OF
said plaintin In and by said Judgment
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. July
ssth. A. n. 1917.
WILLIAM IL. NEwCoMB.
Sherin OF Fremont County.
Waldo Hunter & Thomas. Attorneys
First publication. July asth, 1917.
Last publication. August 18th. 1917
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notes or prssoLurroN

Notice is hereby given tnat on the
e1s, day OF July. 1917. a special meet
ing of the stockholders OF The Penrose
Fruit Growers Association was held.
pursuant to cali. at which meeting all
OF the capital stock of said company
-as represented and unanimously
voted for and passed the following res
olution:
WHEREAS. The debts OF The Pen
rose Fruit Growers Association nave
ALI been paid and ii has no indebted
ness whatever.
''RESoLNEn. That said corporation
be dissolved and that the President
and Secretary be. and they are hereby
directed 10 give notice of such disso-
luton and cause the same TO be re
corded and published as provided by
law
In pursuance OF the authority In
vested by said resolution. we make and
sign this notice. for the purpose OF ct
fectually disSoiVinE said corporation
WITNESS our hands and the seal OF
said corporation this sist day OF July.
II. T. GIBSON. President
Attest:
HERMAN LoE:HR, secretary
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mrs. CORA HURST HOME FRoM
ILLINOIS

Mrs. Cora Hurst. deputy county
clerk and recorder, returned to her
duties at the court house last Sarur-
day following vacation visit to Dix
on. Illinois. DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Arkin-
son. of Florence. the latter OF whom
is Mrs. Hurst's sister. joined her in
Illinois and came back to Colorado at
the same time. Or. and Mrs. Adkin-
son drove their automobile as far as
Jefferson. where DIR. Adkinson's moth
er lives, and from that place proceed
ed to Illinois by rail. Returning later
by train to Jefferson they motored
back to Colorado. They met Mrs.
Hurst in Denver and all three made
the run from that city to Florence by
automobile.
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lately entered upon an apprenticeship
in the machine shops Of the Western
Pacific Railroad company at Sacra-
mento and is doing nicely. Naturally.
we are very proud of him"
e. A. RETHMiER'S BROTHER IN
FRANCE
Mr.. z. A. Rethmier, window deco
rator at Frey C Collins is in receipt
of 2 letter from Casper Schwab. his
half brother. who is a member Of
Company X, 18th Infantry, one of the
regiments of Pershing's force in
France
Schwab Joined the regulars from
Harlan, Iowa. in April. about the time
war was declared. IN jus: little over
a month the unit to which he was as
signed, was ordered &c France.
WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT FOR
MER RESIDENT
Miss Anna 3. Korn of Trenton. No.
registrar of the chapter of the Co
lonial Daughters there. writes to the
Daily Record for information about
her great uncle. Sylvester Haskill
Davis. who lived on the road between
Canon City and Florence about TWEEN
ty years ago. Mr.. Davis was broth
er of Albert Callatin Davis. founder
of Hamilton. No. and was a descend
ant of the well known Hampton fam
lily OF Virginia A history of the
Hampton family is soon to be pub
lished and it is desired to obtain a
short biography of Mr.. Davis TO IN
corporate in it If any of the readers
of this paper are in possession of
facts relating to Mr.. Davis they will
confer a favor by communicating
them to Miss Korn-
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The table decorations were in pink
and white. There was served pink and
white brink ice cream. lemonade with
cherries in it and then they ate the
birthday cake. Those present were:
Martha Sidebottorn. Dorothy Trout
man, Martha Morris. Catherine Bacon.
Dorothy Baliou, Helen Dabney and
John Kenneth Emmerson.
REV. sHAW's SON HERE
Rev. c. w. Shaw. of 1906 River ST..
is enjoying visit by his son A. w.
Shaw an dfamily. OF Dallas. Texas.
whom he has not seen for seventeen
years. A. w. Shaw represents sew
eral OF the western states including
Colorado for the Wright Truck attach
ment to the Ford and other cars and
couples business and pleasure. They
are also enjoying the visit of their
daughter, Mrs. r. Fl. Essert and
daughter OF Denver.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
PICNIC AT CITY PARK
Miss Beulah Patterson's Sunday
school class of the NJ. E. church. en-
joyed a picnic supper in the City
park Wednesday evening. Those
present of the class were: Evelyn
Haynes. Martha Dickinson, Gladys
Thomas. veima Smith. Thelma Emely.
Dorothy Gleason. Irma Emely. The
nj
Elizabeth Patterson. Lunch and
games were greatly enjoyed by all.
CAPT. sTRoMeERoER TO LEAvx
SUNDAY.
Capt. Gustav Stromberger of the
quartermaster's department of the
United States army, who was called
home from Fort Sam Houston several
weeks ago b. the critical Illness OF
his wife. will leaye Sunday for San
Antonio. Texas. TO resume his military
duties. Capt. Stromberger's furIough.
which was issued for thirty days. will
expire on Tuesday OF next week.
Mrs. Stromberrer's condition con
tinuues 10 be source of great an
xiety and solicitude to her friends.
GAVE BIRTHDAY DANCE.
David Gibson was host at q birth
day dancing party a, Annex hall Fri
day night The arair was designed to
commemorate the birthday anniversa-
ries OF the host and his cousin. Miss
Helen Gibson OF Grand Junction, who
is visiting in Canon City as the guest
OF her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. T. Gibson. at soz Greenwood ave
nue..
There was a large number OF young
people present at Friday nights party
and the AFFAIR was 8 delightful one in
every respect. Music was furnished
by Mcponnelrs orchestra of Pueblo
aud wns OF the highest order Of excel.
ience. Punch and waters were served
for refreshments.
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TUESDAY
RETURNS FROM THE SPRINGS

RETURNS FROM THE SPRINGS
Ralph %s;daToa. employed ss ali
assistant at Wilson's undertaking es.
tablishment. returned to Canon City
last Saturday evening for a several
days visit with relatives at Colorado
Springs.
THE oUFF's RESIDE
At sis MACON AVENUE
Mr.. and Mrs, Lane Dun and family
are now making their home at BIS
Macon avenue. having purchased the
property there few months ago from
W. c, Moyie. The house they are now
occupying was formerly tenanted by
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Wilkinson who
now reside on Rudd avenue.
WEpoEo At FLORENCE ON MON.
DAY
George A. Yellow OF this city and
Miss yelya c. Gaddy of Florence were
united in marriage at the Methodist
parsonage in Florence at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning by Rev. William J.
Kidd. pastor OF the Methodist church
there. Mrs. Effie Gaddy. mother Of
the bride. and Mrs. Kidd were the Of
ncial witnesses of the wedding cere.
mony. The newly-weds will make
their home IN Florence. where the
groom has a position in the employ
OF the United OIL company.
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MoroRep TO DENVER FRIDAY

The Misses May Howells. Eta Wal
ton and Mrs. Howeiis and Mrs. Wal
ton and Mrs. George Hickam. motored
TO Denver Friday morning for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
MR. AND MRS. HOLMAN VISIT
CANON CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Holman and
, children. Billy and Carolene. of Ola
the. Colo. former residents of this
community .en route home from a mo-
tor trip to Denver stopped here for a
short visit with friends a few days
ago. While in town they were the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs Fred W. Reiter
al Ills Macon avenue. the Iutter OF
whom is niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoi-
man. They remained here for the
musicale given at the home of Mrs.
Reiter Thursday morning In honor OF
Mrs. F. w. Barnes of Colorado
Springs. They were accompanied
back to the western slope by Miss
Catherine Hendrickson. who will visit
there for a short time.
A BENEFIT TEA FOR THE RED
CROSS
The Beta Tau Delta soroity girls,
consisting OF Misses Ruth Combs,
Frances Walker. Marion McFariane.
Irene Sharman. Alice FELTON,. Sara
Harding. Anna Riede. Grace Lewis
and Mrs Harlan Wood. were hostess
es at n Red Cross benefit at the home
OF Miss Combs. al, Greenwood ave
nue.. from three till fcv o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with flowers. the national colors and
the symbol OF the Red Cross society
Colunbines. Shasta daisies and other
cut flowers were used to e1cellen,
advantage in the decorative scheme
and contributed their full share to the
atiractiveness of the surroundings.
The members OF the soroity presid
I'd as hostesses and dispensed a gen
erous. charming hospitality. The IN
sncini results OF the AFFAIR. while not
as, large as hoped would be the case
were. nevertheless. a source OF graft
ecation. Ten dollars was turned over
TO the treasurer of the local cha ptei
OF the Red Cross society from ths
proceeds OF the tea.
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GETS JOB IN DENVER.

GETS JOB IN DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jones left on
Sunday for Denver. where the former
will takea position in the employ OF
the Jewel Tea company. to which he
was lately transferred from this city.
MARVIN SMITH VISITING MOTHER
Marvin Smith. who has a position
with a lumber company at Grand
Junction. arrived a few days ago for
a visit with his mother. Mrs. Emma
Smith. at si1 North Seventh street.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Ralph II. Jeffries OF 1907 Green
wood avenue left Sunday for her girl
hood home at Riverside. Calf. where
she will spend the remainder OF the
summer with relatives.
GONE TO lola ON FISHING TRIP.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer u. Rundahi and
family OF 5is River street icf, last
Saturday afternoon for iois. Colo,
where they will ispend two or three
weeks in carrying and fishing outing
along the Gunnison river.
WNo 0GNaGGN ~ ftott rT0OPG ".
Mrs. Frank IL. BcEgley will leave
Tuesday morning for the San Luis
valley. where she will spend two or
three weeks visiting her daughter.
Mrs. l.. l.. Watson, at Hooper. She
will make the trip by way OF Salida.
RAILROAD MAN IN TOWN TODAY.
II. w. Meyers OF Pueblo. travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe Rail.
roa dcompany. and d. E. Helvern. res.
ldcnt engineer at Pueblo for the same
corporation, are business visitors in
Canon City this afternoon.
ciTiFiEo CANON CITY.
Canon City IL now citified In at
least one respect. II is the newsboy,
Sitting inside an Office and hearing
these lively. enersttic youngsters cry.
ing their wares can lead one easily to
believe that he Is In Denver or Chi.
cago.
One youngster In particular has the
regulation newsboy voice. II lie clear.
ringing and deep and It's worth buying
paper every day just to hear him.
He sure sells the papers. too,
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SATURDAY
Will RETURN 70 CHANDLER.

Mrs. James Doyle OF Chandler. who
underwent an operation at the nos
: p!tal recently for appendicitis. is con-
vaiescing nicely and expects to be able
70 return home shorty.
OPEN AIR CONCERT TONIGHT
The y. NJ. c. a. orchestra will give
another OF their open air concerts
which have proven so popular on the
front porch OF the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
!. beginning at O'Clock. TO which the
public is cordially invited.
Come aud enjoy the music.
HERE TO VISIT HER DAUGHTER
Mrs Emma swan OF Carthage. Mo-,
|, arrived here Thursday evening for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Pen
ninIton. at Sic Pike avenue. the lat
ter OF whom is their daughter. Mrs.
Swan will remain In Canon City dur.
ing the no, weather.
MISS EMERSON RETURNS.
Miss Frances Emerson returned to
Canon City on Friday from very
pleasant three monts vacation In the
20. Peoria and Lincoln. Ill. St. Louis
land Kansas City. Mo. and various 9TH
cr places in the Mississippi valley.
DINNER PARTY AT CITY PARK
Mrs. william Bland and Mrs. c. c.
Patterson served dinner TO their
respective families In the City park
Thursday noon. The dinner was In
order OF a celebration OF the birth
days OF Elizabeth Patterson and VII
liam Bland. The affair was very
much enjoyed by all present.
LEE ALLEN BURIED FRIDAY
AFTeRNooN
The funeral of Lee Allen. who died
under rather unusual circumstances
at 72s Harrison avenue about 4 O'Clock
last Monday morning. took place
from wilson's undertaking chapel at
1880 o'clock Friday afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. Elmer W. Harner.
pastor OF Trinity Lutheran church.
Burial was at Lakeside cemetery.
The deceased was thirty.seven years
OF age.
! LEFT THIS MORNING FOR DEL
NoRrE
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Earl and
the lAtter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Wood. OF Riverside avenue.
South Canon. left this morning by
automobile for a two weeks camping
and nshing trip along the Rio Grandc
etvcr. They will go arst to Del Norte
and, will. later. visit Wagon Wheel
Gap. South Fork. Crcede and other
places In the San Luis valley. They
made the trip by way OF SaI.da.
CELEBRATED HER SIXTH BIRTH.
DAY
Miss Jean bradbury was the hostess
OF n very enjoyable party at her home
425 Pike avenue. Friday afternoon In
honor OF her sixth birthday annivers.
ary. The little folks enjoyed playing
such games as old Witch and Ring.
Around-the-Resie. They were On.
gagged In peanut hunt for part OF the
tlmc and then came refreshments.
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EXEMPTION rs NEXT PROB
LEM IN WAR WORK

Members OF the local exemption
board have begun preparations for the
big task that will confront them imme-
diately after the conclusion of the
drawing of the seiective draft mum
bers. They have already received
their instructions and understand their
duties in connection with the under.
taking.
Every drafted man in Fremont
county applying for exemption from
compulsory military service will sp-
pear before the board and will be
given a chance to explain his reasons
for exemption The board will start
its work at once upon receipt OF word
from the provost marshal at Denver.
A large shipment OF stationery and
supplies has been received by the
board from the military authorities at
Denver and no time will be lost In
getting things under way. Already a
large number of inquiries have been
made OF the board by those who have
been chosen for the seiective army.
The exemption board consists of
sheriff w. II. Ncwcomb. County Clerk
c. A. Linkins and DR.. c. II. Wilkinson.
county physician.
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EXEMPTION soARo IN WATCH.
Full WAITING

EXEMPTION soARp IN WATCH.
FuL WAITING
No instructions have yet been re-
ceiyed by the members of the local
exemption board regarding the date
ON which they will begin their work
In relation to the selective draft.
Word is expected from the provost
marshal at almost any time now. and,
as soon as instructions are received.
the men drafted will be notified 10
appear before the board for examina-
ton. W
STREET SPRINKLER ON WAY
HERE
Mayor Cooper informed the Daily
Record this morning that the big
combination motor truck street
sprinkler and sand hauler. purchased
by the city a month or six weeks ago,
was on the way and would arrive here
from Denver under its own power
sometime on Thursday of this wek 1t
will. probably. be given a try-out un-
der the supervision of the street COM
missioner on Friday. The truck will
be brot here by an expert driver and
mechanician representing the manu-
facturers.
RIO eRANDE EXCURSION HERE
SUNDAY.
A special Denver & Rio Grande ex-
cursion was run from Pueblo thru
the Royal Gorge to ParkdaIe and re-
turn on Sunday under the auspices
of Pueblo lodge Knights and Ladies
of Security. The train. which car
ried about two hundred people. ar
rived here at $50 O'Clock and after
a short stop proceeded to Parkdale.
II returned here from the west early
in the afternoon and remained until
6 O'Clock. when the excursionists left
for home The visitors devoted the
afternoon to taking in the scenic at
fractions about town.
BITTEN BY RATTLEsNAkE MON
DAY
Thos- Winans. while employed run
ming one OF the big tractors for the
Rainbow Park company on the mesa
southwest of the city. was bitten by
a rat,lesnake this morning about 10
O'Clock and he was hastened 10 a
physicians Office here where medical
attention was given the wound. No
serious complications are expected
i Mr.. Winans had just stepped of the
tractor to throw some brush away
when the snake struck his left leg
just below the knee. man chanced
to be passing in an automobile and he
was rushed to Florence for treatment
which probably prevented any infec-
tion.-Florence Citizen.
Y. N. c. A. OFFICIALS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Caster of
Topeka and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Geb-
| hardt Of Marion. Kan. are spending
short time in Canon City as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt
| and family on Lincoln Park while on
| their way to Estes Park to attend the
Forthcoming Y. n C. a conference.
Mr.. Caster is state secretary in Kan
sas for the Y NJ. C. A. county work
and Mr. Gebhardt has supervision of
\ association work in Marion county.
The visitors were guests at a big
birthday dinner at the Gebhardt
home on Lincoln Park last Saturday,
evening. They picnicked at the top
of the Royal Gorge Monday. leaving
today for Denver enroute TO Estes
Il