The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17

OF Oak Park, ILL., She is survived
by a husband and sons. Richard and
Charles. and daughter, Pearl.
LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR ESTES PARK
Rev. Guy E. Konkel, accompanied
by Miss Emma Swanson, Miss Edith
Burton and Mrs. c. ]. Rommel. left
by automobile early this morning for
Estes Park where they will attend
the sessions OF the Inter-Church Coun-
Gil, which convenes there tomorrow.
They will be absent about 10 days.
The trip was made in the Konkel car.
NEW MUSICAL COMPOSITION
BY E. RENAUO
A copy of q new musical compost
ton, entitled, Sounds From the
Rockies" has been forwarded to The
Daily Record by the author, E. Rem
aud, from Telluride. 1t is published
by the Knight-Campbell Company of
Denver. and is Mr.. Renaud's latest
contribution to popular music. The
front page contains an unusually at
tractive half-tone engraving of the
Royal Gorge, showing a Rio Granda
train in the distance crossing the ia
nous Hanging Bridge.
ONE HONEST FISHERMAN
LIVES IN FLORENCE
George Columbia and o. E. McDer-
NTH of Florence. returned from
three-weeks' fishing trip spent on
Beaver Creek, recently. Mrl Column
during the entire length of time to
secure a mess of fish, but only sue
ceeded in landing three trout and one
wood tick. The tick is of the same
species that has caused many deaths
in Wyoming and Texas. The ticks
are not poisonous except when in
fected, but just when and how they
become infected has not been fully
determined. Mr. Columbia says that
they can't be felt when crawling on the
body even in such sensitive spots as
the ear.
WILL PREACH AT
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY
Rev. Or. ]. S. Harris OF Denver.
field agent for the endowment fund of
Denver University, will arrive here
tomorrow and will preach from the
pulpit of the First Methodist church
at the regular Sunday morning serv-
ice in place of Rev. Guy E. Konkel,
pastor, who has gone to Estes Park
to attend the meetings of the Inter-
Church Council. DR.. Harris for
merly resided in Canon City, and his
presence here Saturday and Sunday
will afford his local friends an oppor-
tunity of renewing their acquaintance
with him.
ILLINOIS FOLKS TO
SPEND SUMNER HERE
DR.. and Mrs Charles R. Oatman and
daughter of Collinsville, ILL.,, arrived
here on Thursday and will spend the
summer in Canon City. DIR. Oatman
and family are annual visitors to this
city. having been coming here for a
number of years for their customary
vacation. They are temporarily stay
ing at the home of County Clerk and
Mrs. Jonathan Seaman and family.
SIS Greenwood avenue DR.. Oatman
and Mr.. Seaman are brothers-in-law
GAVE SLUmBER
PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT
Miss Helen Nelson of 42s River
street gave a slumber party Friday
night. complimentary to her house
guest, Miss Katherine Merriam, of
Westcliffe. The guests were the
Misses Merriam, Genevieve Farmer,
Martha Dickson. Esther Konkel and
Viola Lane The affair was one of
great enjoyment to those privileged
to be present.
ATTENDING ESTES PARK
INTER-CHURCH CONFERENCE
Rev. c. ]. Armentrout, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, left on
Thursday for Estes Park to attend
| he sessions of the Inter-Church
Council, which is just beginning 10
days session there. Rev. Mr.. Ar
meDtrout went to Estes Park as the
official representative of the First
Presbyterian congregation.
HAD A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS TRIP
Prof. r. L. Dick returned yesterday
from very successful business trip