The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-12

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Broughton. He expects to be gone
about ten days.
WERE CANON VISITORS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunlap Of Grip
pie Greek were combined business
and pleasure visitors in Canon City
last Saturday. They returned to the
district on Sunday. Mr.. Dunlap is en-
ployed at the Mary Mckinney mine at
Anaconda.
RETURNED FROM sALIDA.
Lee wynkoop and daugter, Miss
Lora, returned home Sunday evening
from Salida. where they went Satur'
day morning to visit Mrs. wynkoop,
who underwent serious surgical op-
Grafton at the Denver & Rio Grande
hospital early last week. They re.
port the patient as getting along nice.
ly with the indications promising for
a speedy convaiescence and recovery.
OUTDOOR LIFE IN THE ROCKIES.
The hunting. fishing and pleasure re-
sorts OF Colorado. Utah and New
Mexico are described and illustrated
in an attractive booklet entitled
''Outdoor Life in the Rockies" Just
issued by the passenger department
OF the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
The location OF national parks and
monuments, principal scenic attrac.
uons. Cliff dwellings and Indian pu-
ebloes is shown in an excellent map
reproduced in the publication.
FRED wERNIcKE AND MISS
ELSIE SULLIVAN MARRIED.
Fred wernicke. until recently a cit
izen OF this community and well
known here. was married in Denver
on Monday OF last week to Miss Elsie
Sullivan. also former resident OF
this city. The wedding was perform.
ed by Rev. Raber OF the Methodist
Episcopal church and took place at the
home OF the officiating clergymen.
Mr. and Mrs wernicke were visitors
in Canon City few days ago and op-
portunity was afforded their friends
of conveying to them congratulations
and best wishes. They VIII make their
home at Cancrete. this county.
ouNNiwAY CHOSEN C. c. PRES.
iDEHT.
Colorado Springs, July 9.-Dr. Clyde
Augustus Duniway. president of the
University OF Wyoming. was elected
president of Colorado college at a
meeting of the board OF trustees Sat.
urday. He will assume his new duties
Aug. 18th.
Pending his arrival committee
composed OF Eugene p Shore. Oliver
II. Shoup. William Lennox. Philip b.
Stewart and Irving Howbert will con.
duct the affairs of the institution.
Important retrenchments In the
college are forecast thru the announce.
ment that the institution is in bad
financial condition and that a number
of members of the faculty may be
dropped before the fall term opens. A
deficit of $4,000 is facing the trus.
tees at the present time.
CLEAN AND REUSE OLD
PARAFFIN-A NEW IDEA.
Washington. July 9.-Parafhn that
has become unclean thru usage in
and preserving may be clean
ed and reused. Don't throw II away
because dirt and trash have become
mixed with II. Many times parafhn
ran be cleaned with n brush in cold
water. II this does not remove all the
dirt. says a specialist of the United
States department OF agriculture. heat
the paraffin to boiling and strain II
thru two or three thicknesses of
cheese cloth placed over funnel. Or
a thin layer OF absorbent cotton over
one thickness OF cheese cloth may be
used as the strainer One straining
should be sufficient ordinarily. but II
the paraffin still is unciean heat and
strain again. Any parafhn lodging
in the strainer may be recovered by
heating the cloth and pouring of the
hot liquid to another strainer.
PUBLISHER OF RECORD GOES
TO NATIONAL EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION AT MINNEAPOLIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy u. Hardy left
Friday for Minneapolis. Mimi. to at
tend the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Editorial association. Mr.. Har.
dy has been a pretty regular attend
ant at the meetings OF this association
for many years. After the meeting II
is the custom of the members to take
a trip tru some Interesting part OF
the country. II had been planned this