The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-13
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De1ng brought up 10 uate, Wouiu say
that property is selling here quite
readily.
OTIS SCHLAF-Tomatoes will
make more money for the acreage
than any other crop rancner can
plant.
LONNIE GREEN-The Red Cross
has certainly done a wonderful work
overseas in nursing the, sick and the
wounded. and taking care OF the par
entiess and the homeless. We had
not heard from my boy Elmer for a
long time, an dthrough the aid of the
Red Cross we found where he was To-
Gated.
HAROLD BROwN-One of the most
interesting auimals to me is the
beaver. Its work in building It's dams
and houses is truly wonderful. They
seem almost human in overcoming
architectural and engineering prob
lens in their work.
d. N COOPER-Alva Wood told me
yesterday that he had the stomach
ache, and told him that il was a
Pfooiem u tnc hoH NC Souio Ac-A
whether IL was the stomach or the
back ache
EVERETT BANCROFT-One Thing
can't do is to make a speech. but
I'm thankful can show my apprecia-
tion for the honor recently conferred
on me by the E!ks in other ways.
OLE RuNDAHL--I bought my first
bill OF nroceries in Canon City from
HANDY q McGee-
DR. WILSON PEARSON believe
in bringing up children as your COM
panions. encouraging them TO be frank
an dopen with you at all times
T. ]. MTNERNEy-A frank >onfes-
sion IS good for the soul
/ HARRY BOwEN-WeTl eiecttw and
come pretty close To II on third one.
MISS WILMA NEwCOMB-when
] 80 to Brookside or Rockvaie why
dor't you put my name in the societ:
column instead OF Round the Town."
MISS BEULAH EMMERSoN-I like
10 do most anything In the way of
house work. and can do IL right, too
A. H. M'LAIN-C. A. Biggs il g
mighty strong man for mayor and
Canon City will indeed be fortu-ate in
getting him
G. V. HoDGIN-The develored
water power at the old mill site is
worth. alone. the price asked for the
whole property. Some manufactur
ing concern viii be mighty fortunate
when Il gets that property.
DAVID L. ROBISON-Oae time n
prominent man was running for he
Office of city attorney in Canon City
His wife stopped me on the stree,
and asked me to vote for hira. and
told her wouldn't do it She argue.
not vote for him. Finally she left
me and was madder than a wet hen
She went home and when her hus'
band came to dinner she couldn't wal;
to tell him that l wouldn't vote for
him. He looked at her and sand
That's right. Dave won't vote fer
me-" why won't he vote for you,
that's what would like 20 know" she
demanded. Because he hasr't got a
vote. He lives in South Caror" he
replied. And then she was madcer at
me than ever
II. L. STRICKLAND-Eve " want
sd have ever put in The Record has
brought me good results. II pays TO
use them.
REV. GUY f. KONKEL--1f infi1i-
enza does not treat YOU so badly at
the time. II has a pernicious habit of
lavins you with harmful after-effects
A. ]. ZIMMERMAN-After man
gets over the Chicago habit OF aodg-
ing street cars he can become pretty
well satisfied with pretty town like
Canon City.
ALvA wooD--I see Ford is going
to get out a cheaper car. Maybe this
time he will get 1t down cheap enough
to handle at our store.
ELISHA BETTS-Feeding a bunch
of hungry mouths on bill peddier's
Job takes some mathematics. but
mostly money.
DOC TwlLIGHT-Im sick man.
just had bath and got some clean
clothes. but I'm still awful sick.
j. H FREy-The merchant whose
store Is ON the south side OF Main
street earns his salary shoveline snow
This winter. The fellows ON the
north side can sit inside and let the
sun do the work.
JOE ANDERsON--charlie Ford.
RAY Observation-Disclosures
orchestra sure can play dance music.
Tho only trouble Is they are so hard
TO get.
FRANK HARPER--I have found