The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-07
EAST CANON,
FRUITMERE AND
FOUR MILE NEWS
tBy Mrs. e. e. Lamputh.,

10Y 01tb II A>1t10obAy
The Farmers' club OF both East Can
on and Four Mile are doing some
good work this winter. The East
Canon club met Friday night. Feb. l.
and held On interesting meeting Sew
eral questions were answered and the
following talks were given;
What l saw at the Farme-s' Con-
grees."-R. r. Jeffreys.
why 1t pays to attend the Stock
Show" by Mr.. Keith.
Extension of School Work" by
Mise Virgil.
Music was furnished by the Misses
PerIeta Heyle and Goodwin.
The Four Mile club met Tuesday
night. Feb. 5th. Mr.. Clark from the
Agricultural College was present and
gave a splendid talk. Mr.. jeffrey and
Miss VIRGIL. our county workers. were
both present and as usual gave an In
teresting and helpful talk.
Miss Maud Lamb was editor OF the
Four Mile Breeze this week and we
must give her credit for being wit.
ty editor, as was manifested when
the paper was read this week
Bob McEntire does all his own house
work and also his ranch work and
says he sometimes stays up until IL
at night patching socks. Yet she al
ways finds time to be at the club
and act az president. He Ia slways
looking for something TO do TO help
others and we sincerely hope he win
be rewarded by finding an equal help
er. one who would fulfill the ad. Bob
run in the Breeze few weeks ago.
The meeting place for the East
Canon Embroidery club this week was
with Mrs. F. NJ. Keith on East Main
street Most of the members. and
some guests were present and spent
an enjoyable afternoon
The guests were somewhat disap-
pointed by the absence of Mrs. Ella
Winter who has been visiting with
her eister. Mrs. Keith. for several
months and who left Tuesday for her
home in Trenton. Mo. to zee her son
who had written her that he expected
10 leave Saturday to enter the army.
She left Immediately 70 as to be With
him a few days before he left. Mrs.
Winter bas made many friends s.nce
coming to Canon and she is so de-
lighted with the western people and
climate she expects to return 10 Canon
in the summer to make her home
here.
The NJ. T. Aid will meet February
Ifth with Mrs. Robert Harrison. Each
Indy attending Is requested to bring
valentine
The Presbyterian Aid Will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ?. N.
Keith.
w. A. Taylor has rented the A. II.
Taylor place on North Reynolds and
will take possession March lat
Mr.. p. G. Sandy left last week for
Seattle. Washington. where he viii
visit with is son DAILY and daughter.
Mrs. Westover. Mr.. Sandy received
word that Mr. Sandy had arrived at
Portland. Oregon. and was soon to
leave for Seattle 49,
Miss Ellen Daniels Is spending a
few weeks In Pueblo with her sister.
Mrs. Gero Newell. .Jr.
Mr.. F. NJ. Keith left Tuesday for
Pueblo on hia regular weekly trip
that he makes with products He will
return Saturday.
Mrs. M. Gould returned TO her home
at Portoce. near Durango. after q via.
II with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Purnell. Sr. slil
Mrs. E. ID. McWiIliams has been en-
joying visit from her sister, Mn.
C. r. Beali. from Wagon whesi Clap,
Colo, and hsr mother. Mrs. W. N,
Oehhsrt~snd tttIc dapshters. Rathef.
Inc and Naoma.- Of Penrose.
Mrs.. Dolly CArdasr has returned
from the hospital to her homs % N. |
RaynoadA avenue. She u eettiug
along nicely xnd vii soon bs eut |
again
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