The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-04
SATURDAY

Miss May Gale and Miss Ethel Pat
ton of Buena Vista have gone to
Greeley, where they viii attend the
state Teachers college.
WILL MAKE HOME HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Tripp. late resi-
dents of Center. N. Oak. have been
located in Canon City thru the efforts
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. They
arrived last Wednesday and are very
much pleased with the city. the eli
mate and the people.
DR.. vAWTER GOES TO DENVER.
DIR. C. a. Vawter left on Rio Grande
train this afternoon Tor Denver for the
purpose of looking after some matters
requiring his attention. While there
he win arrange for an office in which
TO conduct a real estate business after
the middle OF October.
RETURNS FROM VACATION.
Miss Laura Abersoid returned 10
Canon City friday afternoon from a
pleasant vacation outing OF two weeks
duration al the Pines in the Wet
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her clerical work at the First National
bank MONDAY morning.
=. N. Q. CLUB ENJOY PICNIC.
The members OF the Y. N Q. club
enjoyed picnic at the Hot Springs
hotel Thursday evening. The time
was spent in teating MOSTLY toasting
marshmellors, singing and telling
ghost stories. new member was
iniated. The affair was much enjoyed
by all.
GUESTS OF MISS suHBURY
Mrs. Charles Coleman and Miss
Matte Weir Of Corpus Christi. Texas.
ipnd Ernest Eyers Of Houston. Texas.
who have been visiting the Pines in
the Wet Mountain valley for the last
week or ten days, arrived today and
will be the guests of Miss Frances
Bunbury at oil Macon avenue for a
short time before returning home.
ROLAND ARMSTRONG IN ARMY.
Roland Armstrong. junior member
Of the arm OF ]. J. Armstrong & Son
OF Pueblo. left on Friday for Denver
% Join his comrades of Co. c. First
Colorado infantry in which he enlisted
some time ago, on the trip to the mill
tary concentration camp at Linda Wis
IA. Calf Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. York.
The latter OF whom Is sister OF Mr..
rim of to the army.
RETURNS FROM oRpWAY.
Henry Hutton returned to Canon
City today from a short pleasure trip
to ordway. He says the ranchers In
hat part Of the valley have had a
pros porous season and that the alfalfa
crop was unusually good and that
practically all Of IL Is now in the stack,
The oantsioupe yield was better than
common and was marketed at remu-
nerative prices. The late fall has
,en a big help to Arkansas valley
melon growers.
CAR TURNS TURTLE AND
COVERS THE OCCUPANTS
The car driven by joe Lynch and
carrying Leonard Stevens. George
Peck. William Adamson and another
man home from work at Chandler
the other day turned turtle when IL
struck some sand. burying the occu-
pants. Fortunately none of them
were hurt The car was damaged
considerably. The accident occurred
when the driver attempted to pass the
coal camps bus on the Chandler road.
DOWN FROM wEsTcLIFFE
THURSDAY
George A. Bachelor. manager of
the electric light plant at westciiffe.
accompanied by his sister-in-law. Miss
cariotta Luton. deputy postmistress
at westclire. and Hunter Ray ond
Archie Howard. motored down from
,se Custer county capital Thursday
afternoon on q short social and bust
ness trip. They returned home this
morning.
2. p. sTiNEWANDEL CONES
BACK TO CANON CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. p. p. Stinewandel
have returned to Canon City with the
intention of making their permanent
home here. They have been at Brad
ford. Penn. for two years after spend
ing four years at ST. Cloud. Fla. They
lived here several years ago. Mr.