The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-26

home. Every evening as Frankiir
rides along by the Curren residence
Dixie" comes bounding out to NEE,
him and get the paper. which he takes
in his mouth and trots back to the
house with. apparently conscious oi
his importance and the responsibility
tntrusted 10 him. AS an assistant in
such matters franklin says Dixie
is unique among the CANNES of his ac.
quaintance
MoToRED HERE FROM sALIpA
The Misses Yvanne and Mary Han.
ma. Mrs. Hanna and her sister and
little daughter. of Salida. moiored to
Canon Wednesday and spent the day
before motoring on to Denver
| Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, Jr
wife of the United States Senator
from New York. has just accepted the
presidency of the National Associa-
ton Opposed TO Women's Suffrage.
In accepting Mrs. wadsworth writes:
| ailhoutu ilOSi TtluCtdnt 10 SnOul-
der any additional burden outside the
care of my family the war relief
work and the charities in which am
| already engaged. I feel that 1t is my
duty. in the interest OF patriotism and
national defense. TO accept this Office
| and to do my utmost to justify your
confidence
LIKES TO READ THE WEEKLY
RECORD
In the course OF letter to this Of
fce from Mrs. Frederic A. Warren.
formerly a resident OF this city. but
now making her home at Burlington.
Vermont. containing a check in pay
ment for a renewal OF subscription to
the Weekly Record. she says: The
small sum | m sending you does not
express the value OF the paper to me.
or represent my appreciation OF IT,
The notices IL gives my friends and its
references to familiar scenes are. and
always will be. 10 me most interest
ing and enjoyable"
HGN- WIN ANO FAMILY HtMOVG
TO PUEBLO
Rev. and Mrs. +. L Cain and fam.
lily. late residents at 51I Pike avenue,
left for Pueblo on Rio Crande train
No. 10 this morning where they will
make their home. Rev. Cain. who
was formerly chaplain at the state
penitentiary here, was recently elect
cd 10 the psstorate of the Minnequa
Heights Congregational church and
entered upon his ministry there last
sunday. They will reside in the mar
sonaGe OF the church. which is located
at 1928 Spruce street. Their house
hold furniture was taken 10 Pueblo
today by means of an auto truck pro-
vided by Pueblo transfer company.
sEEISE TO TAKE LONG JOURNEY
c. G.. Seelye of Pueblo. former dis
trict manager OF the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company.
and now superintendent OF the No
Fuel plant being constructed here.
will leave Pueblo on Friday for st.
Johns. New brunswick. where he will
aid in settling the estate of his faith
err who died n yea rago. Heirs OF the
property have made no division since
the death of the father and the estate
includes valuable farming land in
Canada. and other valuable holdings.
From Pueblo Mr.. Seelye will 10 to
Galveston. Texas. He will take a boat
from Texas to New York. from there
TO Boston by boat and thence TO New
within the next six weeks He will
spend two weeks at his old home.
which he has not visited in more than
ten years.-Puebio Chieftain.
WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY FROM The
EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Curtis and little
daughter are expected here on Friday
from Schenectady. New York. for al
visit with relatives and friends. Mr..
Curtis. who has been employed for the
last three years by the General Elec.
trio company. has been transferred
By the corporation with which he has
been connected to a position at To-
peka, Kansas. and will make short
visit in Canon City before entering
upon its duties. Mrs. Curtis, who war
Miss Edith Joel before her marriage,
shares the distinction with her hus.