The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14


from Fremont county and went 10
Camp Funston with the first incrs.
ment from this city. After severni
months of military training he was
given an honorable discharge from
the army on accoun; OF physical DIS
ability.
ANNUAL ELEcTloN.
Thursday night was busy time
for the members of Canon City Lodge
No. 61o. Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Eiks when In addition to the
initiation OF eighteen candidates into
tho mysteries OF their Organization.
they held their annual election. The
officers-elect are Us follows: o ].
Rundahi. representative to the grand
lodge: Raymond Riedc. alternate rep
resentative to the grand lodge: Clyde
Z. Turner. exalted ruler: Everett II.
Bancroft, esteemed leading knight:
Elmer J. Bower. esteemed loyal
knigh,; Hagen II. Stockder. esteemed
'ecturiny knight: +. A. bradbury. sec
retary: Frnnk Mcrarianc. treasurer:
2. W. blanchard. tyler; W. A. Chap
son. trustee for one year term; o. J.
Rundahl. trustee for three year term.
HERE IN INTEREST
OF REQ CROSS
A. L. Gilman OF Boulder. FORMER
~ engaged in the extension work. OF
the state university. but now field
agent for Colorado for tho Red Cross.
Was i visitor In Canon City Friday
afternoon and this morning. Mr.. GIL
man was accompanied by II. T.. Tin
ney OF Denver. an assistant field
agent for the Red Cross. The latter
In making his first tour thru this
part OF the state. Mr.. Gilman has
been given u leave OF absence By the
state university uutil May LIST. 1909
asS expects to be sent abroad short
ly for overseas service. Mr.. Gilman
came down from Cripple Creek on
the stage Friday afternoon and Mr..
Tinney came In on the train Friday
night from Denver. They left on Rio
Grande train No !. today for saiiaa
FLORENCE PEOPLE TO
HEAR Or. CAIRNS.
The people of Florence VINO are in.
terested In the food question. and that
of course includes everybody. should
make special effort TO attend the
meeting to be held IN Canon City next
Tuesday evening. March IL, at the
Methodist church, which will be ad-
dressed by Or. Alexander Cairns on
the subject Feeding the Muiiitrdes."
The object OF the meeting is to ad-
wise the people regarding the progress
OF the war and the needs OF food
conservation. Or. Cairns and a few
other speakers OF national reputation
the county seat towns of the state
and the campaign Is having very
beneficial effect from u food saving
standpoint and It IL important that
everyone who possibly can 10 and
hear him.--Fiorenc Citizen.
MRS. CHARLES SELLS
ENTERTAINED.
Mrs Charles Sells charmingiy en-.
tertained about fourteen guests at her
home. 1141 Park Avenue. Thursday
afternoon. Each guest had previous
ly received a very confiding letter
from Mrs. Sells telling them that she
would Hike TO have them spend tho
afternoon. that she might conflde her
troubles TO them. Each one thot
OF course. that they would be the
only one present and was much sur
prIsed TO find others present. The af-
ternoon was apent in music and knit.
ting. after which very delightful
luncheon was served. At tho close
Of the afternoon each guest received
little Easter greeting. which
caused much rnsrrimcnt. Those pres
an - Wm. Dollur.. Mr.