The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-17
Thursday
AAKING IMPROVEMENTS

u. Il. InTe kelu VI 'fvo 1NifcH5iuc ave
nue. has built an addition to his home
which will be used as kitchen. He
has also had new back porch added
to the house.
ARE PLANNING TO
MOVE TO THEIR RANCH
Henry Mikesell and family Of 8ls
South Ninth street will move to their
ranch on the M.canite route. They
are having erected a fine six-rnom
bungalow on their ranch IN the place
of the one that was destroyed by IRE
last fall.
FOUNTAIN FAMILY NOW
CANON CITY RESIDENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Nichols and fam
fly of Fountain. Colo. have moved to
Canon City and are located at S31
College avenue. Mr.. Nichols is plan
ming to open up here in business as
soon as he gets q suitable location.
Mr.. Nichols is cousin OF c, e. Mob
erly of 1112 South Fourth street and
his wife is cousin of Mrs. Moberly.
HAVE MADE NICE 1.
IMPROVEMENTS TO HOME
Mrs. Jennie Fessender of 931 Vine
street has just finished having her resi-
idence repainted. An addition has
also ben built to the house, thus Civ
ing. much more room and making
residence a most desirable piece of
property indeed. The. house thus has
been. remode,ed for the use of two
families with entirely separate en-
frances. ,-..s-.. -, ea-L- ....-
CHURCH LIFTS FINANCIAL
OBLIGATIONS BY DONATIONS
Joseph Harris, treasurer of Mt. OH
vet Baptist church, reports tina. by
the donations of several friends OF the
church, both white and colored. a suf-
ficient sum had ben received, to pay
on the Indebtedness to. the light and
power company, leaving q small bal
ance OF 81 or SO to be applied upon
other expenses as they are incurred
OPENS THE o. x.
RooMINo HOUSE
/ ]. A. Payne, who has ben conduct
ing a taxi service with headquarters
at the Palace livery. has moved from
1920 Rudd avenue to the B4ngley
block. 622h Main street, and has
opened the o. X. rooming house there.
This is a good location. and the place
has recently been renovated and
placed in good condition so that those
patronizing the place will find 1t clean
and comfortable.
FRANKLIN LEJTLE REPORTED
TO BE SOME BETTER
| Franklin Little. who has been suffer
ing from a severe attack OF pneumo-
mia and bronchitis at his apartments
in Colorado Springs. is reported to be
some better at present Mrs. w. T.
Little, his mother. has been at his bed
side since he was taken Ill. Capt.
Little Of Denver has been with him
for day or two at different times
when he could get away from his du-
ties at the recuperation hospital.
is AGAIN ABLE TO
ABOUT AGAIN
Clyde c. Nelson, who was operated
on three weeks ago at DIR. Graves hos
pital, is convalescing nicely and out
again.
FoRTY-NINTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
Dr. and Mrs. v. A. Hutton OF Flor
ence entertained at a home dinner
party Monday evening in honor Of the
forty.Hinth wedding anniversary Of
Mrs. Hutton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Lucas of Lincoln Park. The
Lucas have resided in Fremont coun-
ty for over SO years and are held in
the highest esteem by large circle
Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Durfee OF Canon City were guests at
the. dinner.
COUNTY FARM PAYS
$4,000 TO COUNTY TREASURER
| Mrs Dorothy L. Stevens. superin-
tendent OF the county farm. has turned
over to the country treasurer the un-
usual sum OF $4,000. This money
was derived from the sales and re-
ceipts OF the county farm and hospital
during the month OF March. II IS by
far the largest sum ever turned over
in any one month. 1t goes to the
credit of the poor fund of the county.
FIRST OF THE RURAL
SCHOOLS TO GLOBE
The first Of the rural schools of
Fremont county to complete its years
work was the Tribble school on Noun
tain View Park, which closed last FRI
day. Its teacher, Miss Mia McConn.
an Eastern lady, will spend the sum-
mer months in Colorado.
Is VISITING HIS RANCH
| NEAR eAsSick, COLO.
! Fred Towne OF 414 West Douglas
avenue is out looking after his S0-acre
ranch near 3assick, Colo.
| CHAMBER OF CONNIE aHE tl