The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-10
SATURDAY
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF WAR
SAVING STAMPS PURCHASED.

OVER $4,000 WORTH OF WAR
SAVING STAMPS PURCHASED.
According to Postmaster Clark
Cooper up to date over 1000 worth Of
war savings stamps have been pur-
chased In Fremont county.
HERE FOR VISIT WITH
HIS PARENTS.
I J. H. Wygant. who has been en-
ployed for some time past in a gov
ernment shipyard at Portland. Oregon.
is spending the holiday season here
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. T. Wyeant.
MRS. ELsoN LEFT
FOR TRINIDAD.
| Mrs. Lawrence Elson and daughter.
| Garry Grace, left for their home in
Trinidad today. after visiting two
weeks with her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Neii. OF sos
Harrison avenue.
MARRIAGE LICENSES IN 1917.
During the calendar year 1917 one
hundred and seyenty-five marriages
were issued from the office of the
county clerk here. twenty OF which
were granted in December. During
the year 1916 the number of such Ii
cerses g-anted in Fremont county wns
one hundred and twenty-nine
WEST POINTER WILL
GRADUATE IN. AUGUST.
Word was received yesterday by Mr.
and Mrs. r. W. Irish from their son
Wynot. who is a student at the u. S.
NJ. A.. West Point. N. Y. that the war
department had ordered the gradua-
ton of his class to take place August
90. 1918.
MRS. BALpRiDGE ENTERTAiNs
GOOD CHEER CLUB.
The Good Cheer club met with Mrs
C. r. Baldridge. 111s Main street. Fri
day afternoon. The house was. beau
tifuliy decorated with red and white.
carnations being used as flower decor
ations. There we're nine present.
Fancy work was the diversion OF the
afternon after which a delicious lunch
was served.
is IN AVIATION
CORPS OF THE ARMY.
Hans Ringer of 32f South Ninth
street is in receipt of recent letter
from his brother, T. II. Ringer. Of the
aviation corps OF the United States
army. He is attached to the Second
Training Brigade and is located at
Kelly's field, San Antonio. Texas. He
says he Is in excellent health and Is
getting a'ong nicely.
AT M. e. CHURCH
SUNDAY EVENING.
Mr. E. NJ. Fisher Of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. who speaks st tho opera house
Sunday afternoon under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. will speak at the
First M. e. church at the evening ser
vice on Conditions In Syria and Ex-
periences with Gen. Pershing's
Troops In France" Mr.. Fisher spent
several years In Syria as an instructor
in the Protestant college at Beyroot.
and, since Americas entry into the
war, has done Y. NJ. c. A. work at the
front
RECITAL WAS
VERY PLEASING.
On Monday afternoon a number OF
Miss Hendrickson's piano pupils gave
very pleasing recital at the First
Presbyterian church It was the frst
appearance of some OF the younger
pupils and they played in highly
creditable manner. as we'll as those
in the more advanced grades. Those
on the program were: Eleanor Full
ham. Ruth McInery. Margaret Hard
ing, Gretchen Holland. Louise Clark.
Thelman Owens. Alice Randolph.
Margaret Robson. Helen Nelson.
Merial Clark. Mildred Shirley. 'Goidie
Morey, Ruth Walker. Perlita Heyl.
Ruby Norman. Edith Burton. Ruth
Ross.
RENovAToR fNsTAtLs NEW
CLEANING EQUIPMENT.
The Renovator Of which Mr.. d. G.
Province Is the owner. has recently
become a member OF the Master
Dyers' and Cleaners Association OF
America This recognizes this shop as
coming fully up to the highest stand
ard in equipment. service and clean
ing.
In order to conform to the qualif-
cations which this association requires
for membership. the Renovator re-
Gently installed a new steam plant.