The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-10
Wednesday
HURT WHILE
CA0pPfAG WOOD

while chopping wood yesterday,
caught the az on q clothes line which
glanced and seriously cut him on the
head causing q painful scalp wound.
GUESTS At THE
HUTCHINSON HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade McNish OF
Pueblo are guests Of Mrs. A. ]. Hutch
inson, PIT North Fourth street. Mrs.
McNish was formerly Miss Minnie
Snyder of this city. They were re-
Gently married at Pueblo.
HOME FROM THEIR
VACATION TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Waldron re-
turned to Canon City Monday night
from a two weeks vacation. trip to
Colorado Springs and the Cripple
Creek district They spent the
greater part of the time in Victor.
WERE MARRIED
MONDAY AFTERNOON
w. ]. Stafford of Kansas City, Mo,
and Miss Luella Stalye of this city
were married by Rev. F. w. Starring
at the home of the brides parents on
Orchard avenue, East Canon, at
O'Clock Monday afternoon. The we'd
ding was very quiet one, and only
few friends outside the immediate
famil ycircle were present to witness
the nuptial ceremony. The groom is
a nephew of Rev. DR.. Stafford. former
pastor of the First Baptist church in
this city. The happy couple viii
make their home in the Missouri me-
tropolis.
AT lola, COLO.
DR.. and Mrs F. Reiter left today for
lola, Colo. to spend their vacation.
WILL RESIDE AT
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. A. G. Sheldon and family Of
North Eight hstreet have moved to
Colorado Springs to reside perman-
emily.
U. M. w. REPRESENTATIVE
NOW IN FLORENCE
David Rob. who was In Florence
five years ago as a representative of
the United Mine Workers of America
during the memorable strike, visited
Florence last Saturday, coming from
the South where he had been spend
ing his time following the trial of the
strike leaders in the Fremont county
district court. He states that he is in
Colorado on a vacation for the benefit
of his health which has been declin-
ing of late, but that he is still in the
employ of the United Mine Workers
of America organization, and will in
cidentally look after the interests of
the union during his stay in this To-
cality. Mr.. Rob s7as in charge Of the
office of the union in the Blunt block
in Florence during the strike, and as
sociated with him at that time were
Charles Bailey. Thomas Scott, Jt/
sherwood and others.
CELEBRATED HIS
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Tuesday was the eighty-seventh
birthday anniversary of S. H. FARES
and a party of relatives, friends and
neighbors gathered at his home, 725
North Nineteenth street in the eve
ming to help him celebrate the occa-
sion Mr.. FAIRIES was born in Ohio.
and came to Canon City about IL
years ago from Glasgow, Mo. He has
seven children, of whom four reside
in this community. They are Ira
FARES, c. NJ. FARES, Miss Katherine
FARES and Mrs. Jesse jenkins of this
city. L. A. Faires of San Antonio, Tex,
Emmett FARES of Walsen, Colo. and
u Nj FARES of Wallace, Idaho.
GALVESTON PEOPLE VISIT
THE HALEY HOME Is,
Gene Coughlin and wife of Calves
ton, Tex, were guests at the home of
]. L. Haley and family the first OF
the week.
GUEST OF MOTHER
FROM PUEBLO
Mrs. Glenn Gotchell of Pueblo ar.
rived here on Tuesday for short visi.
with her mother, Mrs. Fritz Loehr.
and brother, Edward Varney, who re-
Gently returned to Canon City from
military service.
is NOW LEADING
LIFE OF CIVILIAN
Edward Varney. who has been in
military training at one of the avia-
tion fields at San Antonio, Tex, re-
turned to Canon City Monday after
having been given an honorable dis
charge from the army. He is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Fritz Loehr
CAUGHT 1e-INcH
lOckLAvEN TROUT
Mrs. James Williams. formerly of
this city, but now living at Echo,
some Is or 20 miles west Of here,
where her husband is road overseer,
caught a 19-inch Lock aven trout in
the Arkansas river on Tuesday of this
week. Fishing in the river at almost
ANY point between Parkdale and Texas
Creek is yielding satisfactory results
these days. and there are many