The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-11

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deceased was in the eighty-second
year of her age.
PARENTS OF A FINE
BABY DAUGHTER
Fir. and Mrs. r. j. King are the
proud parents of fine baby daugh-
te', born to them at the hospital
he last Sunday. Mother and in
fant are reported to he doing nicely.
w. H. ESSER REPORTED
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED
w. H. Esser ST., who has been SER
iously i'll at his home. 1923 River
street, for the last two or three
weeks, is reported to be somewhat
improved today and it is believed the
sis of the disease has been reached.
Mr.. Esser late in December Slipped
the ice near his home and fell
with such force as to break one of
is ribs, which confined him to his
bed. Pneumonia developed shortly
afterwards and his condition became
ritical. Mr. Esser is in the eightieth
rear of his age.
LEFT TODAY FOR IOWA.
c. NJ. Polhemus left on Rio Grande
train No. 10 this morning for Denver
enroute to Belmond, Iowa.
MISS CRAIG RETURNS TO IOWA
Miss Esther Craig left this morning
for Aurelia, Iowa, to resume her
work as an instructor in the high
school there after having spent the
Christmas and New Years holidays
here visiting her parents. Alderman
and Mrs. R. ]. Craig, at,731 Whipple
avenue
BUFFALO BILL TO
GLENWoOD SPRINGS
Col w. F. Cody, (Buffalo BID who
had been ill at the home of his sister
in Denver for several weeks in con-
sequence of a nervous breakdown.
passed thru Canon City on Rio
Grande passenger train Wednesday
night on his way to Glenwood Springs
where he will try the waters of that
famous resort for his health He was
| accompanied by his sister, a nurse
and a physician.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK MCGEE
| HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MCGEE arriv-
ed here recently from Salt Lake City
of this community again. They ex-
pect to leave shortly on a pleasure
trip thru the southwest. during which
they will, probably, visit Ell Paso.
Texas, after which they will return
to Canon City to make their home.
Mr.. MCGEE has been a travelling sales
man for the Chase & Sanborn Coffee
company for many years.
JERRY MORAN TAKING
ENFORCED LAV-oFF
Night Marshal Jerry Moran of the
Canon City police force has been tax
| ing an enforced lay-off from his off,
cial duties for the last week or more
on account of an attack Of the grip.
Mr.. Moran has held the position Of
night marshal since August, 1910. and
during the six years and more that
have elapsed since then has only
missed reporting for duty seventeen
times. He expects to be on the job
again next Sunday night.
RETURNS FROM REDcLIFFE.
| Mr.. r. S. Beall, acting superintend.
ent of the Empire Zinc company, re-
turned home on ID. G. r. G. train No.
16 last night from a few days busi-
ness visit at Redcliffe, where his COM
pany operates a branch plant.
MR. AND MRS. QUINN
HOME FROM OKLAHOMA
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Quinn and two
the week from their holiday visit
with relatives in Beaver county,
Oklahoma. Mr.. Quinn has two broth
ers living there and the visit was a
very enjoyable one in all respects.
DR.. LAMB NOW AT
Ell PAso, TEXAS.
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Lamb, former
residents of this city, are now max
ing their home at Ell Paso. Texas,
where the former is engaged in the
automobile business. DR.. and Mrs.
Lamb removed from here to Ordway,
Colorado, and subsequently to Fay
etteville, Arkansas. st. Petersburg.
Florida, and Ell Paso, Texas. They
have been in the latter city three or
four months. Their son. Ezra, has
been living at Ell Paso. for couple
of years.
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