The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-12
Wednesday
ATTENDED STORE MEETING
AT COLORADO SPRINGS

tue duDDaru car 20 attend a j. e. Pen.
ney store meeting. They returned last
night.
SUFFERING FROM
ATTACK OF TONSiLiTIs
Little Nancy Hughes has been con
fined to her bed for several days with
an attack of tonsilitis. 1t has caused
Miss Nancy much grief, as she and her
twin sister, Miss Lillian. were the
only two in their class this year to
have received a certificate for not hav-
ing been absent or tardy during the
year, but now Nancy's record is bro
ken and Lillian will be the only re-
cipient.
HAS RETURNED TO
HIS MISSOURI HOME
George Goodwin. tourist, who has
been stopping at 730 Macon avenue,
left for his home at Holden Mo, a few
days ago. His wife and daughter
will remain here for awhile.
IN SNOW STORM AT
WESTCLiFFE LAST SUNDAY
Mrs. S. Buck OF al River street mo-
tored with friends to Westcliffe Sun
day While en- route the party en-
countered a snow storm in the West
Mountain valley.
HAD GOOD LUCK
FISHING LAST SUNDAY
C. II. Williamson and family of 1905
River street motored to Hillside Sun.
day and fished in Brush creek. They
returned Sunday evening with 60 fine
speckled trout.
is ENTERTAINING GUESTS
FROM GRANADA, COLO.
Mr.. and Mrs H NJ Noble and Miss
Hubbard of Granada arrived here to-
day in a car for couple of weeks
visit at the home of Grant Dickinson.
Mrs. Noble was formerly Miss Daisy
Dickinson of this city.
IN NEW YORK ON
HIS WAY HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell. who live
on River street, received telegram
Monday from their son, Reuben, an
nouncing his safe arrival in New York
while on his way home from overseas
military service. Young Bell is a
member of the Eleventh Infantry of
the Fifth division He is expected in
Canon City within 10 days or two
weeks.
SPENT SUNDAY WITH
HIS MOTHER HERE
Dick Walton of Pueblo spent Sunday
here as the guest of his mother. Mrs
Joseph Walton. on River street, en-
route to California.
SEVERAL LOCAL PEOPLE
BUY BUICK CARS
o. ]. Runrahl has purchased Buick
car of the latest model to have ready
as a gift to his boys. particularly
Frank. when they arrive from over
seas. J. McDermott, DR.. ]. Homer
Dickson and Joe Smith of the upper
valley are also recent Buick purchas-
ers.
MARRIED BY REV.
koNkEL ON TUESDAY
Robert Leon Ryan OF Silver Cliff.
Colo. and Miss BERTHE Mae Case of
Levasy, Mo-, were married at the
home of Mr.. AMI Mrs John Feather
stone, $50 North Fifteenth street, on
Tuesday of this week by Rev. Guy E.
Konkel of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church in the presence of few
friends. Mrs. A. NJ. Fisher and Miss
Stella Ryan we're the official wit
nesses of the wedding ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Ryan will make their home
at Silver Cliff.
SIBERIAN TROOPS PASS
THROUGH CANON CITY
Seven officers and 9i enlisted men,
;he vanguard of a body of 1000
Czecho-S oyak soldiers. who have
been prevented from returning 10
their own country by the Bo' 'sheyist
forces in Russia, and who are cross
ing the United States on a trip that
will take them round the world before
they reach home, passed through this
city last Sunday en- route to New Yorl
where they will embark for Europe
The party was in charge of Col. Hur
ban. who has been a Czech militar,
attaehe at Washington since Septem
ber Col. Hurban was wounded 81,
times in the world war and has fou
brothers who were killed in act OF
Nearly every man in the contingen
bore wounds or scars. Several ha,
lost legs and two had lost han,
each. The party left Siberia in Apri
Two American officers. Lieut. Col. {
s. Hamilton and Lieut.. w H. Rice an
Prof. Chez. who was in Y. NJ C. A
work in Siberia. also accompanied tn
party.
WAS A WEsTcLlFFE
VISITOR LAST TUEsDA'
T. NJ. Harding spent Tuesday i
WestciifTe on business
WILL SPEND SUMMER
HERE WITH SISTE
Miss Elaine Solon of Superior, Wis
arrived here recently and will be tn
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