The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-07

DAY from MS wedding tr1p fo'Southern
California. Mrs. Belknap remained
in Los Angeles for a somewhat more
extended visit with her sister and
other relatives. but will return here
in the course of the uext two or three
weeks. Mr.. Belknap stopped over
for couple of days at his ranch at
Hillside before coming TO Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belkpap spent most OF
their time at Los Angeles. San Diego
and the ne.ghboring seaside resorts.
LEFT LAST SATURDAY
FOR OKLAHOMA.
G. c. Parker. late resident of Rock
vale. left last Saturday for Purcell.
Oklahoma, where he will take charge
of the management of big farm and
will hereafter devote himself to the
growing OF wheat. corn. cotton and
other agricultural crops which il is
possible to raise In that section or
the country. Mr.. Parker says: II
hope some of the products will be
able to put on the market will find.
their way to the .boys in khaki who
are defending the fair name OF Ameri-
ca from Prussian autocracy"
MRS. .M'kisslcKs.
CONDITION IMPROVED.
The condition OF Mrs. M NJ. Nc
Ktssick Of sos College avenue. who
has been seriously III from pneumonia
for some time past. Ia reported to be
somewhat improved the last few days
and tho Indications are that she will
soon enter upon the period OF conva-
4escence. In addition TO the family
physician. q trained nurse from Pu-l
eblo Ia in attendance ut her bedside
Miss Nan McKissick, popular teach.
er in the Seattle public schools. ar
rived bore this afternoon to be with
her mother during her illness.
FUNERAL HERE -
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Margaret Emily Newell. infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Newell OF Pueblo. died ut the family
home in that city ut O'Clock Sun
day afternoon from pneumonia. The
body was brot to Canon City today
and the funeral will take place from
the First Baptist church ut o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The service will
be conducted by Rev. r. W. Starring.
Burial will be in Highland cemetery
at Florence Mrs. Newell. mother of
the deceased. will perhaps be best
remembered here as Miss May Dan.
iels.
MRS. sARvER euRIEo HERE
THIS AFTERNOON
Mrs. Ethel L. Saryer OF Victor. died
at Colorado Springs last Friday night
from pulmonary. tuberculosis. after
lingering illness. The body was
brot here Saturday night for burial.
The deceased. whose maiden name
was Miss Ethel l.. Stream, formerly
lived here and has a wide circle OF
friends md secaua.ntances in this
community. The funeral took place
from Wilson's Undertaking chapel at
o'clock this afternoon and was con-
Quoted by Rev. Elmer W. Harner.
OF Trinity Lutheran chruch Inter.
ment. was at Lakeside cemetery.
EvANoELisric MEETINGS AT
cHRIsTiAN CHURCH.
Rev. Roud Shaw OF Frankfort. KY.
will begin a series OF evangelistic
meetings at the Christian.church here
on Wednesday. evening of this week.
that are expected to continue until
April 1st. Rev. Roud Shaw is a mem
Der Of the INSTRUMENTATION Asso-
citation OF evangelists and is man Of
great religious power and persuasion.
He Is strong. fcrceful. Interesting
speaker OF the Billy Sunday type
and there are none who can AFFORD
to miss hearing him. He is expected
to arrive here from The east Tuesday
evening. or Wednesday morning. The
music In connection with these evan
gelistic services will be in charge Of
Prof. A. L. Haley,
DAUGHTER OF MR. AND
MRS vEzzETrI DEAD.
Miss Helen Catherine vczzetti.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Veg.
zetti, died suddenly at the family
home in .Brookside. at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning from cerabrnl hem,.
morrhnge. She had been in the enjoy.
ment OF good health until = short time
bsfore hcr death when she Complained