The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
News Notes, l'!,.
TUESDAY
Is GUEST OF MR.. AND
MRS. M e, LEWIS.

Is GUEST OF MR.. AND
MRS. NJ e. LEWIS.
Mrs ]. w. Clayton of Casper. Wyo..
arrived here Sunday, for visit with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. f. Lew
is and family. at SOB Macon Avenue.
MoToRED TO SPRINGS
FOR WEEK END VISIT.
Mrs. o. D. Quillen. Miss Nora Dan
is, Mrs. Mary Erickson and Mr.. Roy
Erickson, motored to Colo. Springs
Saturday afternoon for the week end.
They returned Sunday evening.
Rev o. S. Reed and M. D. Barber
of Pueblo. were business visitors in
Canon City on Monday. They made
the trip by automobile and report the
roads to be in excellent cond tion. Mr..
Baber, former resident of this city.
has purchaserd a tract of agricultural
land in Orchard Park and is planning
10 return here shortly to make his
home.
VISITING PARENTS HERE
Mrs. Thomas Hardy. nee Leta How
els of Denver. arrived here a few
mother. Mrs. Howells of 403 River
street. She was accompanied to Can
on City by Mrs. v. D. Adams and little
son Preston of Victor. Colorado. who
have been her guests in Denver for
The past week. Mrs. Adams and son
are the guests here of her mother,
Mrs. Walton 403 River street.
SUIT TO RECOVER ON ;i;M asss
pRoMIssoRv NOTE. =.
The case OF the Fremont County
National bank versus the Ohio Cattle
and Investment company and T. A.
Miller. was called for, trial in the
district, court this morning. This is
~ suit to recover the sum of S4,635
and accrued interest on promissory
note. The firm of Waldo G Hunter
appear as attorneys for the bank and
Judge l. w. Ibbotson as attorney for
the defendants.
JOHN LEWIS ARRIVES
SAFELY IN FRANCE.
Undersherif and Mrs. N. E. Lewis
are in receipt OF post card from the
officials of the War department. an.
nouncing the safe arrival Of their son,
John Lewis. with a contingent Of the
36th division OF the National army in
France. John is connected with the
Field artillery. and until recently. was
in military training at Camp Doni-
phan. Fort Sill. Oklahoma. His wife
is at Usage City. Kansas. ,dss
WILL ATTEND RED Cross
MEETING IN DENVER.
Messrs. c. A. Biggs. A. II. McI4ain.
p. H. Troutman and c. W. Van Pat
ten went to Denver this morning to
attend a conference of prominent
workers from all parts of the state in
relation to the national Red Cross
drive 10 be inaugurated next month
to raise s100, 900. 900 for war work.
The conference will be held at the
Brown Palace hotel on Wednesday
and will be addressed by men OF ma
tional reputation.
MARRIED BY REV. HARkER W
LAST THURSDAY. Ar
Miss Irma Edith Hoop and Mr.. Rus
sell McCandiess. both of Portland,
were married by Rev. e. w. Harner
at the parsonage Of Trinity Lutheran
church. sz4 Macon avenue. last
Thursday afternoon in the presence
of few immediate friends. The ring
ceremony was used In the nuptial
service. After their wedding the
bride and groom left for Denver on
short honeymoon trip. They will
make >tfieir home In Portland Il
MRS. ". L. CROCKETT
DIED FRIDAY NIGHT.
Mrs. w. L. Crockett died at the
family home. 323 South Ninth street,
at 10:15 o'clock last Friday night,
from bronchitis. after lingering Ill
ness. aged 73 years. The deceased
was well and favorably known in
Leadyilie where she lived for many
years. For four years previous to
her death, she was a resident OF Can
on City. The funeral took place from
st. Michael's Catholic church at.2:3O
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial
was at Lakeside cemetery.
Mrs. Crockett Is survived by her
husband. son Fred, and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. J. l.. Jones of Leadville and
MRS.. C. Carroll OF Salt Lake CITY: