The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-03

tQe PIKE 3 feaBs s0IstiICt Ahcy ASpoie
the weather aboSs as hot in the that
region ne at GaEon CITY,.
RocKvALE 1LANkED
AT COAL CREEK
The Coal Creek ball team shut out
Rockvale on the formers diamond
Sunday by a score of 40. The Wis
iiting team never had a look-in from
the start. The Coal Creek boys are
| maintaining their record OF 100 per
cent, and they have proved themselves
to be far superior to all the teams
they have played up to the present
time.
JUNIOR ENDEAvoR
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
! The members of the Junior En-
deavor Society OF the Christian
church gave a very pleasing and in
structive missionary entertainment at
the church Sunday evening. The pro-
gram was unique in many respects
and was predicated on facts and Incl
dents cleaned by the members of the
society during a recent imaginary trip
to the Philippine Islands. Features
of the evening were two little playlets
written for the occasion. An original
missionary song was also sung by the
choir.
MAYOR AND MRS. eiees
IN GRAND JUNCTION
| Mayor and Mrs. C. A. Biggs have
gone to Grand Junction on short
business and pleasure trip. They
stopped over at Glenwood Springs for
short while on their way to the
Western slope.
PICKS UP SALOON ON
WAY TO FLORENCE
Isaac Shitzer was the lucky fellow
| to get the ticket off the July bal
loon which the Wood Weli-Worth 10c
store sends up every evening. Isaac
had to travel some, as the balloon
landed between Canon City and Flor
ence. carried there by the air cur
rents which prevailed Friday night.
MISSOURI VISITORS
FOR THE SUMMER
Mrs. H. H. Kennedy and two chill
dren of Kansas City. Mo. arrived here
Sunday and will spend the summer in
Canon City. They are registered Mt
the Hotel Canon. Mrs. Kennedy is the
wife of the vice president of the Red
path -Horner Chautauqua Company,
and will be remembered by many To-
cal people as having been a former
resident OF this community.
HAS RETURNED FROM
WEEKS VISIT AT PUEBLO
Mrs. Jesse Jones has returned to
her home in this city after weeks
visit in Pueblo with her mother.
APPRECIATES THE
HELP EXTENDED
Rev. J. w. Prowell. pastor OF the
Mt. Olive (Colored) Baptist church on
South Fifth street. called at The Rec
ord Office this morning and requested
1.-THE publication of card of thanks.
expressing the appreciation OF the
church for the public subscriptions
that had enabled the congregation 10
meet the arrearages OF its current ex-
pense account. Owing to the. infiu.
enza epidemic last fall and winter the
church became delinquent. and re.
Gently campaign OF solicitation was
carried on to obtain money TO cancel
the deficit. The needed sum was
raised in this way and the church ap'
preciates the generosity of the public
in making such result possible. To
both the colored and white people Di
the community Rev. Powell tenders
his acknowledgements for their lib
eral contributions to this fund.
The amounts raised by the captains
of the various teams taking part in
the campaign follows: Joseph Har-
ris, s37.75; the Rebecca Club. Mrs.
Prowell, captain. s2545; the Esther
Club. Mabel George, captain. sf3; the
Ruth Club. Mrs. T. w. Yeiser. cap
tain, s35.45: the Elizabeth Club. Mrs.
Wells. captain. s27.30; the Dorcas
Club, Mrs. d. L. Bruton. captain, 50;
| the Joseph Club, ID. l.. Bruton, cap
tain, sS.25.
START FOR KANSAS
IN AN AUTOMOBILE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Poulson and
daughter, Laura. and son, Earl, left
for Kansas Monday evening in their
car to visit at their farm near Colby.
Kan. for the summer and look after
the crops.