The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

Sunday afternoon. Burial at High
land cemetery.
Tuesday
RETURNED FROM BLENA
VISTA YESTERDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esser, who
have been the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Cogan at Buena Vista
for the past week, returned to Canon
City yesterday.
WENT TO CALIFORNIA
THIS AFTERNOON
Miss Ruth Fredrickson left this aft
ernoon for an extended trip to Cali
fornia.
MRS. GATEWooD MUST
SEEK ANOTHER CLIMATE
Mrs. NJ. N. Lines writes to friends
from Portland. Ore, that while her
daughter. Mrs. Boyd Gatewood, has 50
far recovered from her recent attack
of double pneumonia as to be around,
the attending physician has advised
her that she will have to locate in an
other climate.
is VERY ILL WITH
DOUBLE PNEUMONIA
Mrs. E. E Kissinger, who has been
ill since Saturday with pneumonia,
developed from Influenza, is reported
in very serious condition today
WENT TO LEADviLLE
ON BUSINESS TRIP
P. H. Hawkins and Louis S. Lear
left yesterday for Leadvil.e for few
days business trip.
RETURNED FROM A
BUSINESS TRIP YESTERDAY
Lane Duff returned Monday from
Leadville. where he has been on a
several days. business trip.
NEW TEACHER AT
THE LINCOLN SCHOOL
Miss Jane Rogers of Youngstown.
O., took over the instruction of the
pupils in the fifth and sixth grades
in the Lincoln school Monday morn
| ing as the successor of Miss May
Gale, who recently placed her resigna-
ton of the position in the hands OF
the secretary OF the board of educa-
ton. Miss Gale retired on Friday of
last week and, it is understood was
married in Colorado Springs on Satur-
day. Miss Rogers came here from
1.-The East several weeks ago.
coWIE SAID TO BE
SHORT ABOUT $4,000
The Colorado Springs Gazette says
that additional charges were made
against Archibald Cowie, former man
ager of the Beaver Park Land ard
/ Water Company by Spencer Penrose
last Saturday. Cowie is said to have
padded the payroll, making checks to
five or six fictitious workers which he
i later signed and cashed through the
Penrose Mercantile Company, OF
which he was also manager. War
rants bearing the two charges were
served on Cowie and he was released
under bond of $1,000. According to
the findings of the auditors to date
the shortage in Cowie's accounts is
practically $4,000.
WERE GUESTS OF
DIR. AND MRS. S. e. Lam q
Mrs. A. D. Blood and little son. Rob
ert of Duluth. MINI. en- route home
from Los Angles and other points in
Southern California, stopped of here
last Saturday for a short visit with
LIT. anu o. =. %anC anu iuulily ~
SO3 Allison avenue. They left for
home this morning.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS
Caron City Typographical Union
No. 425 elected officers Monday night
as follows. DE. Welch, president I:
J. A. Smith, vice president: w. A.
Johnson, secretary-treasurer; A. w
Elliott. sergeant alarms. The union
decided to maintain its membership
in Canon City Chamber of Commerce
the Florence Chamber of Commerce
The Jurisdiction of the union includes
both Canon City and Florence.
SPENT SUNDAY IN
COLORADO SPRINGS
Frank r. Lamb. in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace J. Craig, spent
Sunday in the Pixies Peak. district
They motored to Colorado Springs on
Saturday, later visiting the ranch
owned by Mr.. Craig. about 20 miles
east of that city. They report the
roads east of Colorado Springs as be
ing in bad condition.; In many places
being blocked and congested with
snowbanks. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig re
turned home by rail Sunday night Mr.
Lamb continued his journey to Fort
Collins, where he will register this
week as a delegate from Fremont
county to the annual convention OF
representatives of the various farm
bureaus Of the state. TIE meeting
will be held under the auspices OF the
State Agricultural College.