The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25

MISS SARTOR RETURNS
FROM SALlDA
Miss Kate Sartor has returned to |
lner home here, after short visit in
Saiida, where she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. c. T. Hughart.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRs. c. C. PORTER
Mrs Jessie Morton and daughter.
Gretchen. of Des MoiDes. Iowa. are
visiting Mrs. Morton's parents. Mr.. |,
and Mrs G. C. Porter on North 18th |
street
VISITED HERE FIRST OF WEEK.
5aul Walker a prominent mining
man of Ironton. Colorado. visited here !
The first OF the week as the guest of |
Mr. and Mrs. Joe v. Blake. on Brew |
ster Avenue in the Hot Springs ad /
di,ion He left for home Tuesday aft |
<1noon
GUESTS OF MIR. AND
MES. n. M. STAMM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Thompson and |.
Mrs John Grading and Mrs. Annie |
NcBee of Mcdonald, Kansas, arrived |
here today noon. Mr.. and Mrs /
Thompson are the parents of Mrs. H, |
IA. Stamm and also the parents of |
Mrs. n. A. Nelson.
sALiDANs MoToRED
TO CANON CITY.
Mrs. Alice Parks. Miss Gladys |
Parks, Mrs. E. +. Beckerman, Mrs. L.
Wheeler and l.. l.. Anderson motored |
80 Canon City last Saturday for the
day They went over the Skyline
drive while there. The apple trees
are. in bloom and everything quite
green down there.-Salida Mail.
BODY SHIPPED TO EWING, MO.
Charles Schenck died at his lodging
place on Kountz avenue, Four Mile. at
7::5s O'Clock Wednesday morning from
pulmonary tuberculosis. after ling
4eY5ng Illness. The deceased was "a
years of age and was school teacher
by profession. He came here about
"a month ago for the benefit OF his
health The body was shipped 10 his
old home at Ewing. Missouri. today
for burial No funeral service was
held here.
n SMALL FIRE
TUESDAY NIGHT
The fire department was called out
about midnight Tuesday night to ex-
sinsuish small blaze at the rear OF
she premises at 2Il Main street. a
fence along the alley had in some I'M
known manner caught fire and TO pre-
vent it's communication to other prop
eny in the vicinity, requisition was
made to the department to exiting
rrish ii. The fire was discovered by
Gresham. The damage was inconse-
slnentiai
HENRY j. Pook DIED
THIS MORNING.
Henry ]. Pook died at the family
home on North Cottonwood avenue.
East Canon, between nine and ten
O'Clock this morning from heart fail
are. succeeding an attack of pneumon-
10. Mr.. Pook had been i'll for some
time, but it was not generally known
chat his condition was critical He
leaves wife and family. One son,
Corporal Albert Pook, rs a member
OF the 157th infantry OF the National
army, stationed at Camp Kearney,
Linda Vista. California.
THE MARiPosA CLUB
ENTERTAINED HERE.
The members of the Mariposa club
OF Florence and their husbands were
tle guests of Senator and Mrs Matt. |
N Lines at delightful social enter /,
kainment at their home, 1015 Green
wod avenue. Wednesday. night. The |
gathering was one of unusual interest |
and enjoyment to the club members
and was red letter event in the |!
chronicles of the organization Cards, |
conversation. gastronomy and gen |
casion. The refreshments were very
elaborate. Twenty-Five people from
Florence were in attendance Mrs. 4.
r. Jack of Florence assisted Mrs
Lines as hostess TO the company.
THE HOLLANDS TO GO
TO SAN DIEGO.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Is. Holland and
family will leave here next Sunday for
San Diego. Calf. where they expect
10 make their home. They VIII stop
over at Prescott. Arizona. en- route to