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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
sWlARUSn Wtorek, ddnia 2286-go MaIaja, 1918:

SWycH i SaS1eQnleSOs O y
Warku. Zaalarmowani vice wy
strzalami, zbiegi sic ia ratunek.
Znalezli p. Gondalgiego nieprzy-.
tomnego, zbola}ego strata ukocha
nego brata, kt6ry najniewinniej
padf ofiara zbrodniarzy. Przebra
ny zostal j zmuszony do ucieczki
przez oddanych mu oficyalist6w.
Zamordowany zas leza1 ma ziemi,
zbroczony krwia, cichy, spokojny
usmiechniety, tax jak wyszedl ma
spotkanie zbrodniarzy. Z}ozono
go ma katafalku i podstawiono
miednice, do kt6rej krews splywa
Ia re zwlok - postawiono krucy
fiks j zapolono swiece.
"W nocy zaczal sic rabunek.
Zbiegly sic krwiozercze hyeny
do dworu, pladrujac pc pokojach
rozbijajac stoly, szafki, meble szu
kajac pieniedzy. Mic ME oszcze--
dali, rabiac i grabiac co sic dalo,
przyswiecajac sobie swiecami, "a
branemi cd katafalku. Wreszcie
gdy wszystko rozgrabili doszczet
ME, zabrali sic do klamek Il drzwi
Il okien. Do work6w bah SHY o.
Bray francuskie, dzie1a sztuki,
makaty, kWiaty wyrwane z doni-
GEEK, kandelabry lichtarze re
Iswiecami, skradziono nawet owa
miednice, z krwia nleczennika,
zdarto mu z n6g buty i wyciagnie
to przescierad{o z pod niego. Wire
szcie zrzucili go ma ziemie, po--
|niewierali i wygrazali wyparciem
wnetrznosci i wyrzuceniem ma
dziedziniec.
"Wezwany proboszcz ks. Anto-
mi Skalski przyjecha} i zobaczyw-
sly TAXA okropnosc, ia wypowie-
dzenie kt6rej i opisanie brak slow
zapfaka{ i pomodliwszy sic "a du-
SIZE zamordowanego. %odjechal.
|Zwloki tymczasem przeniesiono
do domu oficyalist6w, zlozono ia
k%atafalku, przystrojono. %zielenia,
zapalono znowu swiecc i zamknie-
to okna dla bezpieczcnstwa cd
hyen ludzkich.
"Po skonczeniu grabieZy ~dWo-
ru, t}um zrabowal folwark rzuca-
JAG sic Ia konie, zrebieta, bydlo,
nierogacizne. Bra} kto byl silniej
sly. Tu okazaf sic widok okropny.
Fura "a fura jecha}y galopem z
CORY cd dworu ku wsi kazdy
chcial wiecej zabrac; konie pada-
|ly lamiac nogi, wozy powywraca
ne Z rozsypana zdobycza, lezaly
W poprzek drogi.
"T1um ME szczedzi1 i oficyall-
|st6w i tych ograbiono i wypedza-
mo Z dom6w. Me bylo vice sic ko
mu zajac pogrzebem p. Gondal--
giego. Trumna robiona we dwo-:-
re zostala skradziona! Katolicy
Walladynki dowiedziawszy sic 0
sprofonowaniu zwlok i zostawie--
niu ich ma passive rozbestwionego
tlumu, z}ozyli pieniadzc. la trum-
ne i badz co badz pochoWac zw}o
XII pc chrzescijahsku jak przysta-
10.
"Biedni oficyalisci. Zostali og-
rabieni doszczetnie, wyrzuceni Il
dom6w bez bielizny, ubrania, bez
kawa1ka chleba, bez. grosza,
wsr6d zimy! Czyz to ME grzech 0
lpomste do Boga wolajacy? Fakt
ten tax straszny, tax okropny, a.
by zdola} przejac zgroza wszyst--
kich, a ludzi dobrej wolf pobu--
dill do spiesznego ratowania gina
cych ludzi. Ratujmy oficyalist6w
rolnych, DO gina! Czyz tax bez--
czynnie i bezradnie patrzec Ia to
wszystko mozemy? [ ely ratunku
:niema ola mas nigdzie????'
NAJWIEKSZY GAS.
i - Tndwikni ~Slvszalam 10 t,vGi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
TOWARZYST-
WA LITERACKIEGO.

Towarzystwo> Literackie w pa
rafii ssw. Stanis}awa. Kostki be-:
die mia1o swoje posiedzenie W
srode 29go Maja. Cz}onkowie ME.
chaj sic stawia jak najliczniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
w ZAKOPANEM.
81 = e
ECeny targowe


= WINONA.
WToREK, 28Go MAJA, 1918.
Raportowane przez Bay State -.
Milling Go.
Pszenica Mr.. 1.-2.1z
Pszcnica Mr.. 200
Pszenica Mr.. 3-2.06
Pszenica Mr.. 4-2.02.
Pszenica Mr.. 2 Zimowa 2.10
Pszenica Mr.. 3 Zimowa 2.02
zyto Mr.. 2 1876
Raportowane przez E. Miller
Maka Patent Beczka 11.O5
Maka Rzanna 10 funt6w IS
Otreby (Bran) iona $500
Middlings iona 1000
Ceny hurtowne.
Mas1o 3S-42
Ser $50
Mod Ills -.
Jaja tuzin 29c
Siano Tymotka 1900
Siano dixie 12.00-14.00 -.
Fasola (Bcans) 6.50-7.00
Kartofle soc .
OWES 75c
Kukurydza swieza--l.25 do 1875
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Go.
Jeczmien Swiezy M. 3 ex. 1.35
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 3 1.27
Jeczmien Swiezy M. 4 1.22
Jeczmie1 Swiezy Mr.. 5 LIS
zYWY TCWAR
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Co.
SWIM,
cd ITO do 200 funt0w 1925
cd 15O do 165 funt6w 1915
cd. 225 do 300 funt6w 1915
Tuczne 13.25-15.5O
Prosiaki 1O.O0-14.0O
Bydio.
Byczki (steers) 7.00-11.00
Krowy 100000
Byki 500 900
Tuczne 100000
Cieleta 6.00-1O.00
Owce.
Jagnieta $8-$12.
Owce 4.5O-7.5O'
Dr6b
Kury = Pop
Koguty 15-18
Kaczki 16-18
Gesi t}uste 1872
Indyki 14-16
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

Panstwo J6zef i Konstancya ia
zdzewscy otrzymali W tych dniach
wiadomossc> 0 szczesliwem wylado-
waniu ich syna Williama we Fran
cyl. Wiadomosc ia bardzo ich u
eieszy1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
ROCZNE .POSIEDZENIE IOWA
RZYSTWA SW. J6ZEFA,

Towarzystwo mlodzienc6w sw.
J6zefa bedzie mialo swoje roczne
posiedzenie W srode wieczorem
5go czerwca. Wszyscy cz}onkowie
So zobowiazani stawic sic IA to
posiedzenie, w przeciWnym razie,
podlegaja karze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
SH3;E CO
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSC0WE

w sobote 0 9tej W koscie]e sw.
Stanis}awa X. odby4 sic pogrzeb S
p. Jana Sadowskiego. Ceremonie
-pogrzebowe odprawi} Najprzew.
KS. Pralat j. Pacholski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Obchodm ajowy.

w niedziele 26 maja wieczorem
odbyl sic obch6d nadania Polsce
.onstytucyi 3go maja.
Program byl urozmaicony pie
kny a hala pelna. Najpierw "a
gra}a kapela marsza.
Obch6d zagai} przezes Towarzy-
silva Literackiego, p. Leon Bronx,
powo}ujac IA przewodniczacego
p. Jana j. Grippe a ia sekretarza
Micha1a Kowalewskiego. Przewod
niczacy zawezwal Wiel. ks. Leona
Wiel. ks. Hazihski okreslil well
dose Polski, kt6ra broni1a inne
kraje pred napadem nieprzy-
jaci6}, a skoro potem sama po-
trzebowafa pomocy niebylo.
Jej komu bronic. Kraj chciano
ratowac zaprowadzeniem Kon-
stytucyi, lecz trzech wrog6w
Polski, ktorzy sic zm6wili ma jej
zgube niedopuscili do tego i ia roz
grabiliW ymazano ja z karty Euro
ply, lecz Polska zyje pomiedzy Ma
rodem, a jak nasz wielki prezy--
dent St. Zjedn. Woodrow Wilson
powiedzial re: "Polska bedzie od-
budowana Gala i niepodleg}a."
(Oklaski)
Choir "Aria' odspiewa} IA g1o
sy "Wiosna' przez Abt.
Ch}opcy szkolni deklamowali
"Polska wzywa.'
Odczyt p. Jan. Bambenek
Spiew (solo) p. Damazy Club
|ka z akompaniamentem pannyKle
imentyny Glubka.
Nastepnic przemawiaf pan Jan
lKrus, kt6ry wzywaf m}odziez ably
Isle trzymafa WARY i mowy polls
|kiej, ably pomiedzy SODA m6wifa
|tylko polskim jezykiem, DO ten je
zyk jest najpiekniejszym w swie-
|cie.
Dziewczeta szk6lne odspiewa}y
bard2o pieknie "Marsz m}odzie--
|zy pokkiej." T..
Parma Wiktarya Gostomska dc
klamowa}a "Proroc+wo kap}ana
polskiego-"
Choir "Aria' odspiewai IA Clio
sy "Kantate Szopena."
zywy obraz "Polska W kajda~
nach.'
Observation-Disclosures Polski.''
przez dzieci szk6lne.
Potem wystapif ma scene Wiel.
ks. Jakub Cara Z Pine Creeku,
przywitany burza oklask6w. Byl
or gl6wnym m6wca i opisal nam
ckucienstwa niemc6w popehiane
dawniej a. osobliwie w obecnej
wojnie,jak matkom %zabieraja die
ci ably je wychowac W swych Ia
k}adach Ia przyszfych wrog6w
|Polski ~ jak w obecnej wojnie
valley brat przeciw bratu it'd.
Mfodziez nasza polska zrodzo--
Ia tn w tym kraju z ochota wiel-
ka poszia walczyc przeciw nasze--
mu wrogowi lecz ci pozostali W
domu ME maja zaniedbywac spra-
wy ale poomagac wszystkimi sifa--
mi powstajacej Polsce."
Spiew = Julianna Pob1ocka z
akompaniamentem p. E. Jereczek.
Muzyka.
"Odegrano "Przed upadkiem
Czestochowy,I'. Sztuka w dw6ch
aktach IA tie history obecnej
.wojny.
w przedstawieniu wystepowali
F. Cysewski, jake starzec.
M. Ramczykowski wodz polski.
zolnierz niemiecki S. Potrac.
Wnuczka NJ. Masyga.
.Widoma Polska. N. Jezewska.
Og6f odspiewaf "Boze cos Pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
IA .KULISAMI.

- N%aturalnie, dasz mi pan ro-
le W novel sztuce?
Dobrze. Bedziesz PAM ggra1a
make bohatera, kt6ra umaria
ma ma dziesiec lat pred rozpocze-
akcyi.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29

ficials are expected TO be in attend
ance. Several short addresses will be
made by prominent Coloradoans and
musical program will be rendered.
feature of the day will be a picnic
dinner In which several hundred peo-
pie viii participate. II will be the
most notable assemblage in oonnec-
tion with a highway dedication in the
history of this section of the state and
everybody who can afford holiday
viii no doubt. endeavor to be present.
4 public celebration of the opening
of this splendid highway. one of the
most remarkable In the United States
from a scenic standpoint. is Justified
dertakiBg. While TIE cost OF the road
has not been much. II any. in excess
OF $4,000 the outlay for its construc-
tion would have been fully sl.o00.-
an abandoned railroad bed for the
purpose. II is magnificent piece of
public highway of which the people of
southern Colorado have abundant rea-
son TO be proud. II is a road of a thou
sand wonders and to adequately de
scribe its beauty would bankrupt the
English language.
The cut used in this brief men,
tion of the celebration gives a
faint idea of it's scenic beauty. II
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
BUT VERY FEW VACANT
HOUSES IN TOWN.

An unusual demand for residence
property exists in Canon City at pres
ent and a large number of purchases
leases and rentals have been consum-
mated by local real estate agents dur.
ing the last few weeks. Practically
all OF the unoccupied houses OF the
early summer months have been taken
for the winter by people who have
moved here from other states or have
come in from the surrounding country
TO avail themselves of the excellent
school facilities afforded their chill
dren here. Acceptable houses OF five
and six rooms are difficult to procure.
in fact. can hardly be had at all Some
real estate agents have entirely ex-
hausted their lists of such properties
and others have only few left. While
the request for such places is always
keen At this time of the year. 1t has
never been quite as insistent as 1t is
now.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
Sale of w. SIS.
and Thrift Stamps
in This County

Up TO Aug. 90. the total maturity
value OF the War Savings and Thrift
stamps sold in this county since the
beginning of the drive in December,
1917. was es.75303.
The county is still considerably
short of its quota and large num-
Der of them must be disposed OF be-
fore the end OF the year. to take our
people "over the top" in the campaign.
Previous TO the first of July. ss5.119,66
worth of these securities had been
purchased in this count Since then
ss4.57s.S7 worth have been sold. Con-
siderable more than half of the total
number of these stamps thus far dis
posed of in the county have been pur-
chased by Canon City people.
The total sales thus far reported
from the various communities in the
county follow:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
MAJOR COOPER ATTENDING
LIBERTY LOAN MEETING.

Mayor d. y. Cooper. major OF the
Liberty loan army ia Fremont county
LETT for Denver Monday afternoon to
attend meeting to be held there to-
day at which plans for the next Lib
erty loan campaign viii be discussed.
J. c. Cross. deputy governor of the
Federal Reserve bank of Kansas City
committee of the Tenth federal dis.
trict. will be present and will outline
the general features of the coming
drive. Representatives from all conn-
ties in the state are expected To be
in attendance at today's meeting in
Denver. Major Cooper was accomp-
anied by his little son Kenneth.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
PROF. ClElAND READY
FOR SCHOOL WORK.

Prof G. A. Cieiand. superintendent
elect of the South Canon public school
reports everything in readiness for
the opening Of the South side schools
on Tuesday. September 3rd. with the
indications favorine successful year.
Prof. and Mrs. Cielard returned here
from the east couple of weeks ago
and are at present making their home
with Mrs. Dodds on Park avenue.
Prof. Clelsnd taught at waveriy. Ia.
last year and spent the greater part
Of the past summer with his brother
in northern Illinois. altho short Wis
Il with relatives OF Mrs. Cle,and in
North carolina was feature OF his
vacation. Nrs. Cleland Waited for
several nsentAs with her parents In
North caroatna.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29

save your money ana buy war
GtampA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
RETURNED TO BOULDER
THIS MORNING.

w. Clyde Black. who Is taking spe-
cial Industrial training with military
contingent at the University OF Colo
RADIO. preparatory TO active service In
the army, returned to Boulder by auto
this morning, after a short furlough
with relatives and friends here. Tho
a military life Is not Clyde's prefer
ence as permanent occupation. yet
under the circumstances he says. he
would not be anywhere else than in
the United States army unit! the Huns
have been conquered and he has
done his bit TO help bring II about.
Mrs. Black who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckham, came
down from Boulder with him and will
remain with her husband as long a.
he IL IN training there for military
duty. Mr.. and Mrs. Black were &C.
companied back to Boulder by the
Iatter's little sister. Pauline. who will
visit there for few weeka. Mr.,
black 10 the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Black Of Cottonwood and II well
known in Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
CANON CITY
SCHOOLS TO
Open SEPT. 3

7
will open Tuesday morning. Septem-
ber 3rd. Everything points TO large
enrolment OF pupils in abe High
school. Wood Bros. report that
about one hundred and twenty uni
forms have been ordered for the boys
and. judging from the number OF in
quiries made regarding girls uniforms
the young women of tho high school
are accepting the new plan in fine
spirit
teachers this year. both in the grades
and in the High school. The superin-
tendent mas been unusually fortunate
in securing high class teachers to fill
all vacancies. in spite of the extreme
scarcity of teachers thrrout the coun-
try.
Mr.. Willard Z, Graves will be the
new principal OF the High school. Mr
Graves is man OF broad training and
experience; having held response
BILE executive positions both In the
grades and high schools in Colorado
aud Kansas. He has spent several
years abroad in teaching and in travel
and viii bring to the high school
valuable contribution because OF his
rich life experience.
Miss Grace Haae. the head of the
English department. has for the pest
two years been teacher of English
in the University of Nebraska and
has trave'ed extensively in Europe.
Mr.. Chester Wolf. teacher of aeri-
culture. was teacher in the High
school al Brush. Colorado. for three
years and was Tor three years princi-
pal of the High school at Del Norte.
Miss Marguerite IIendqshot, as
sistant teacher OF English. Is the
daughter OF n prominent Denver at
torncy, and has had wide experience
as a social settieneu, worker.
Nrs. Arthur Hnbheii. head OF the
Latin department, IS a former teach
cr and principal of the South Canon
High school. Mrs. HubbelI's worth as
a tssSltf ls TOO wen knoNu 10 tdHtu
City people To require any comment.
Miss Florence wootton. supervisor
OF Art. Is a graduate Of Highland Park
college and for the past seven years
has been Art supervisor In the schools
0i vinton Iowa.
Mr.G. T. Steinsul,z. principal of the
v az hinEion school. has had a broad
experience as superintendent and
principal In Colorado. During the past
year he has served as principal of the
Alcoft school in South Canon. in
which position he demonstrated his
ability as an efficient school man.
Miss Cynthia McGowan. principal
OF the Harrison school. needs no In
PRODUCTION to the people OF Canon City.
Her former record as principal OF the
iIufrison chool is ample proof OF her
efficiency
Other new teachers in the grades
are: Mrs. Loave West. Mrs. Grace
Wolf. Miss Leila Dickinson. Mrs. Fos-
ter. Miss Mae Gale. Mrs. Myrtle Pope
and Mrs. Clafiin.
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Alfred P. Gerlach !.
and Miss KOber
Married Monday

In the presence of few relatives
and intimate friends. Mr. Alfred +.
Gerlach and Miss Marguerite kober
were united in marriage by Rev. Ell
mer w. Harner. at . o'clock Monday
afternoon. The wedding took place
al the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Fred Kober. 62S South Tenth
street. South Canon. and was a very
pretty affair The ring service was
used III the solemnization of the nup.
tial ceremony.
The bride has for number of
years been employed at the local ex-
change OF the Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. for
some time past. as chief operator. The
groom Is young man OF excellent
character and business qualifications
and for several years has been en-
gagged In the service of ID. G. Province
at the Renovator. 4s0 Main street.
Both have many friends here and
are highly esteemed by all who know
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach went to Den
yer on a honeymoon trip and after a
short visit there, will return to Canon
City to make their home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
Miss Merle McLain Crushed to Death
BY Boulder While Climbing the
Mountains Near Cottonwood Lake
new PHANTOM CANON HIGHWAY
TOBEDED|CATED next FRIDAY

An event of extraordinary interest
TO the people of southern Colorado
and especially TO those OF Fremont
county. will be the formal opening
and dedication of the Canon City
Cripple Creek highway thru the Phan-
tom canon. next Friday. 4 public
celebration will characterize the af.
fair and il will take place at Glen
brook siding. 90 miles from this city
and great gathering of highway en-
thusiasis will be present TO take part
in the festivities OF the occasion.
Governor Gunter and other state of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29

you have rever visited Phantom can
on, do SO next Friday and enjoy one
OF the real treats of your life. The
mountain scenery. the superb vistas.
the bracing atmosphere, the dedicat-
DRY exercises and the great crowd of
people yce viii meet there will be
all worth while. Canon City. Flor
ence. the coal camps. Pueblo. Victor,
Cripple Greek. Colorado Springs and
Denver vii all be represented by
large delesat'ons OF their citizens BE-
tween sou and SO" autos are expected
10 be parktd near the picnic grounds.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
MRS. ovERMAN RETURNED
FROM NORTON. KANSAS.

Mrs. J. E. overman who was called
to Norton. Kansas. two weeks ago ON
account Of the serious illness OF her
little granddaughter. June Alice
sidebottom. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Sidebottom. returned last
night. Alice June is much better and
getting along nicely now.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
LEFr ron HOME MONDAY.

Rev. and Mrs. S. b. Braden. who
had been guests OF Prof. and Mira.
Arthur L. Haley and family for three
or four weeks. left for Colorado
Springs on Monday. where they viii
spend few days while on their way
home to Mcpherson, Kan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-29
{. FRANKENBURY'
DIES N THE BATH
ROOM OF HOME.

y Enos Frankenbury, the wei KNOWN
S|Iarrynan. died in IN. bath room at
lsis home, T03 Macon avenue -fbout D
O'Clock "Wednesday AFTERNOON. pre-
sumabiy from heart disease. Mr.
Frankenbury had made no complaint
OF Illness or indisposition OF any Kind
and the suddenness OF his, death was
a great shock to his family and
friends. His wife is FRUSTRATED with
grief over the upexpectedness and ir-
reparable character OF her bereave-
ment.
Mr.. Frnnkenbury appeared TO be as
well as usual on Wednesday and spent
n considerable part of the day with
officials OF the Colorado Fuel Iron
company IN going over the latters
realty holdings on the eastern slopes
Of the mountains around Soda point.
.ome of which h. had been operat-
ing. lie returned home about O'Clock
IN the afternoon. tired but seemingly
In good health. He remarked to Mrs.
Frrnkenbury soon after entering the
house that he desired some Ice cream
for supper. but before going UP town
after Il he would 20 up stairs and take
his accustomed daily bath
Procuring a change OF clothing be
started up the stairway and that was
the last time he WAS seen alive. As
nothing had been heard from him Mt
the end OF half an hour. Mrs. Franken-
bury became uneasy about him and
went 10 the bath room TO ascertain
the cause OF his delay In coming back.
on opening the door she WAS horr'fied
10 lind him lying dead on the floor
Two physicians were hurriedly sum
nioned by telephone. bu, they could
do nothing as life was extinct The
body was later taken to Wilson's Tn
dertaking pariors 10 be prepared for
burial.
Mr.. Fransenbury had suffered from
heart .sIsease at Intervals for A nun
her of years and his death was un-
aoubisdiy due 10 some affection OF
southern Illinois In 1856 and was c.
gaars OF age. He came to Colorado
from Missouri In 1883 and established
himself at La vcia where he remained
,sll 1895 when he came to Canon City
and continued to be resident OF this
community from that time until his
death. ON first coming here he was
employed nt Hafding's hardware store
but later embarked in the quarrying
business with his son. which by skin
and industry they made great sue
cess. Mr.. Frankenbury was a man Of
unusual industry and was esteemed
for his personal qualities and good
citizenship by all who knew him.
Uc leaves. In addition 10 the sorrow
lns wife. one son and two daughters,
all residents Of Canon City. They
are Roy Frankcnbury. Mrs. l.. D.
Christison and Mrs. 4. L. Erwin. The
for n weeks fishing trip TO the Gun
nison river and knew nothing of his
fathers death until messenger was
dispatched there TO inform him of H.
Jesse Campbell left Wednesday niEht
for the Gunnison country TO apprise
him OF the sad event. They are ex-
pected TO return to Canon City late
this afternoon.
Pending family conference after
the return OF Mr.. Frankenbury from
the western slope no ARRANGEMENTS for
: the funeral viii be made.