The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
News Notes
THURSDAY
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Roy Wallace of 550s Floral Avenue.
who had his tonsils and adnoids re-
moved yesterday at the Graves hos
pitai. is getting along nicely.
JUDGE scHwEiGERT
in CANON CITY. =
Judge J. C. Schweigert of Denver.
is business Visitor in Canon City to-
day. He is here in connection with
some professional matters pending in
the Fremont county district court.
ARTHUR FREDRIcksoN.
IN DENVER.
Arthur .f'redirickson. official report
er and private clerk to Judge Cooper
of the district court. went to Denver
Wednesday night on brief business
trip. He is expected to return to
Canon City on Friday.
CRIPPLE CREEK FOLKS
LOCATE HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mohrbacher Of
Cripple Creek. have come to Canon
City to live and are located at GA
Burrage avenue. Mrs. Mohrbacher
says that this climate is great re-
lief after the high altitude of the dis
trict.
GUEST OF LiNNEERs LEAVES.
Mr. james c. Carlson of Abilent.
Kansas. who has been the guest at
the p. M. Linneer home since last
Sunday. left this morning for his
home. He had been on the coast for
several weeks. He is a cousin of Mrs.
Linneer and will soon be called for
army service.
BABY DAUGHTER BORN
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Judge and Mrs. Jas. L. Cooper are
the parents of baby daughter. born
to them at the hospital wednesday
morning. Mrs. Cooper who was crit
ically i'll the first of the week. is
much improved today and both mother
and infant are reported to be getting
along nicely.
SATURDAY TO BE
NATURALIZATION DAY"
Next Saturday will be "Naturaliza-;
ton day" In Fremont county district
court at which time Judge Cooper will
have presented to him for consider,
alton. seven applications for citizen
ship; three OF them new ones and four
carried over from the November term
OF court.
is VISITING SISTER HERE.
Mrs. Robert Price of Washington,
d. c.. arrived here recently and ex-
rects TO spend the greater part of the
summer In Canon City as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Frank r. Lamb. and
family at 724 Pine avenue Mrs
Prices husband is an officer in the
United States army and Is now with
the American expedit!onary forces in
France. under Gen. Pershing. He went
"over there" month ago in the same
convoy with Secretary of War Baker
COLORADO SPRINGS MEN
HERE TO-DAY.
Sheriff John Weir cf Fl Paso coun-
ty, and J. F. Mayes. a prominent cit
izen Of Colorado Springs. were visitors
in Canon City today. Mr.. Mayes spent
a winter here some fifteen or sixteen
years ago and made a number of ac-
quaintances in this community at that
time whom he has not forgotten.
Sheriff Weir brot over with him Frank
Short, who was recently adtudged gull
ty in the Ell Paso county district court
for the larceny Of an automobile and
sentenced to a term of from three to
five years in states prison. Short
was registered as a convict at the
penitentiary.
SOME NEW "FoUR MINUTE, MEN.
Rev. Don Frank Fem. rector of the
Christ Episcopal church: c. w. Van
Gambili. Judge Augustus Pease and
John p. Thomas. Jr., have been ap-
pointed as additions to the "Four-Min-
ute Men" whose duty it is to speak at
prises OF the government. The Rev.
Fem made his initial speech Tuesday
night at the Opera House; hi subject
being. Liberty Bonds" He made
splendid impression. Prof. Gambiil
is i'll and cannot fill his date this week
Friday Mr.. Van Patten will appear
at the Opera House and John P.
Thomas will address the audience at
the Majestic. The subject for the
campaign until May 18th. Is Liberty