The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-31
Saturday
EXPECTED HOME
FROM GREELEY SOON

nue., who mas Deen tne guest Vi nef
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mercer at Gree ey for the past six
weeks, is expected home soon
RETURNS FROM VISIT
WITH FLORENCE RELATIVES
Miss Lucille Nix, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. BALDWIN in
Florence for several days, returned
home yesterday.
WILL VISIT IN PUEBLO
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS
Miss Katherine Hood left yesterday
Afternoon for a several weeks visit
with Miss Evelyn Adams of Pueblo.
SELLS WiLLYS-slx
TO PUEBLO MAN
d. A. Clark of Pueblo wanted
Willys-Six The Pueblo Oveland gar
age didn't have one to supply him.
Learning that the Powell-Overland
Company of this city had one on their
floor, Mr.. Clark got in communication
with them and sale resulted.
SPENDING WEEKEND
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield L. Shirley and
little daughter, with Mrs. Stein and
daughter, Miss Stein, of Topeka, Kan,
mother and sister of Mrs. Shir ey, left
Thursday morning by automobile for
a short visit to the Cripple Creek dis
trict and the Pixies Peak region. They
expect to return here Sunday after
noon.
WAS GUEST OF MOTHER
AND SISTER HERE
A. H Wallace of Dalhart, Tex, and
an old-time resident of Canon City.
arrived here Sunday and spent the
week visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. c.
Wallace of South Canon, and also his
sister, Mrs NJ A Bryant, 1925 South
Fourth street.
WERE CANON CITY
VISITORS THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Burbecker and
party of friends were among the mo-
tor visitors in Canon City Thursday.
Mr.. Burbecker Is a prominent oil man
of Memphis. Tenn. who is touring
Colorado for recreation and pleasure. |
The party came here from Colorado
Springs and returned to the Pixies |
Peak region via the Phantom canon
route and the Cripple Creek district.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
THURSDAY EVENING
Mrs. r. w. Irish of 719 Greenwood
avenue was taken to the Graves hos
pital Thursday evening to be treated
for severe attack of neuritis. Her
condition. which has been such as to
cause considerable uHcasiness on tho
part of her friends. was reported this
morning to be considerably improved.
WERE IN CANON CITY
FOR A SHORT VISIT
Farnum st. John and family. old
time residents of Canon City. were
here Friday for a few hours visit.
They left last night for Colorado City
where they celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary. and will go on
to their home in Denver today.
GUESTS At THE
SHIRLEY HOME
r. NJ. Lee and daughter, Miss Grace.
of Carrollton, Mo-, and Mrs. Fred
Rains and two children of Muskogee.
Okla, are here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Shirley on North Seventh
street. Mr.. Lee is brother OF Mrs.
Shirley.
GUEST OF HER
PARENTS HERE
Miss Eta Calder, whc has been
teaching school at Seattle, Wash, for
the past three years, returned to this
city recently, and is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Calder. 413
Harrison avenue, during the summer
vacation.
HAS ARRIVED HOME
FROM OVERSEAS
Jesse Farrell. son of J. L. Farrell
of the Linden hotel. who has been in
the army for two years with one year
overseas as motor mechanic in the
aviation section. has been honorably
discharged and has arrived home to
visit his parents
HOSPITAL PATIENT
IMPROVING NICELY
Mrs. John Kistler of Portland un-
derwent asserious- operation at Tire 4
Graves hospital Tuesday Her con-
dition is reported favorable.
GUEST OF
HER BROTHER
Miss Frances Inning of ST. Joseph,
Mo, is the guest of her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Inning,
51S Cooper avenue.
WESTcLiFFE PATIENT
AN THE HOSPITAL
Miss Edith McGree of Westcliffe
was operated on at the Graves hos.
pital for appendicitis and other COM
plications the first of the week. She
is doing nice'y.
RETURNED FROM
VACATION At ALMONT
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Cooper and far.
lily have returned from a two weeks