The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
Thursday
HOME FROM THREE
Weeks VACATION TRIP

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HOME FROM THREE
WEEKS VACATION TRIP
Alderman and Mrs. A J. Turner re
turned home Wednesday afternoon
from three weeks motoring and
fishing trip on the Western slope.
Their itinerary included the Mesa
Verde National Park, Lake City ana
many Of the more popular fishing and
camping resorts on the 8ic Granoe
and Gunnison rivers and their u1pu-
taxies. Despite the fact that ths.s-
encountered a good deal OF wet, disa-
ereeabie weather, their outing was
I very enjoyable one. MT. ana Mis-
Arthur Biggs. who joined them on the
western slope after their visit to the
Mesa Verde National Park. remained
for few days more fishing on the
Gnpreson river. They are expected
"a Vfext Saturday
4\ YESTERDAY
I'm COLORADO SPRINGS
Miss Inez Wilson left "Wednesday
for Colorado Springs on combined
business and pleasure trip. She VIII
be In the Pixies Peak district for sew
eral days.
ARE VISITING THEIR
NIECE IN CANON CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masters and son
Carl Of Syracuse. Neb.. arrived here
ye,1erday and are guests OF their
Niece Mrs. Ethel Uirich- East Canon
This is Mr. and Mrs Masters nrst
visit here. They are much delighted
With our climate and scenic sttrac-
tkfus and contemplate coming mere
zach year to escape the hot summers
Of Eastern Nebraska
VISITING SISTER
AT DEL NoRTE
Mrs. p. II Troutman and Mrs. Jonn
Lamby are spending few days WIN
Mrs Troutman sister at Del Norte
Colo.
OVER FROM THE SPRINGS
FOR A WEEKS VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sperry and
txo children drove over from Colorado
Strings on Monday on weeks vaca-
,ion with relatives and friends here.
sruesday morning Harry Tolies ana
son yers,l. came mp from Florence
ana. IN company with Mr. Sperry and
.cr Fari. motored up to the Wet
Warn,.,n valley for a few days nsh-
ing in the lakes and streams OF Gus
ter county.
GONE TO ALmoNT
ON FISHING TRIP
Everett Fisher OF the postonlce
clerical force. accompanied by n's
brofher-tn-iaw. Prof. Spooner OF the
Minnesota State Normal School az
Marquette. left few days ago on
fishing trip to the Gunnison river
They are iocated az Aimont at the
junction OF Tayor and East rivers
Tbey expect to remain on the Western
stone for n week OF 10 DAYS.
FAREWELL RECEPTION
FOR MRS. cARmoov
Florence Aug. 2s.-A farewell recep-
lion nj the home OF Mr.. and Mrs H. J.
Owens Yesterday afternoon. was ten
derea Mrs. Thomas Carmody. who
leaves the latter part of the week Tor
California where she expects TO re
main permanently. The afternoon WAS
pleasantly spent in playing progress
s,xe bridge Mrs. Davidson was
awarded the hcnors for high score.
The rooms were artisticaliy decorated
with flowers and the coicr scheme OF
mink and white was carried out In tue
score cards and the dainty refresh
ments which were served at the close
of the afternoon. Mrs Carmody was
presented with beautiful remem-
brnnce in token Of the high esteem In
which she ia held by the members of
the bridge club. Misses Catherine
Knoch and wiiheimine Griffith assist
III Mrs. Owens in serving. Those
present to enjoy the occasion were
Mesdames Criffifh. Hovey. knoch. Dav-
idson, Walker, Marsh. John Roberts
Bald. Salmon. Mcconnell, Gregory.
Johnston. Utiey. goweils, Simon.
Clayton. Carmody. sullivan. and the
Misses Catherine Knoch and Wiihei
mine Griffith.
D. q n. @. HAS A
tERAILMENT AT ECHO
deraiiment OF an eastbound Den
yer & Rio Grande freight train oc-
Cured near Echo. near CotopaSi. o.
Tuesday afternoon. and five cars load
ed with ealcite en- route TO the steel
eorks at Pueblo went into the ditch
Nobody was hurt. but traffic on the
second division was held up for sew.
cral hours while the wrecking crew
from Salida cleared aawy the debris
and restored the railroad track TO per.
tieit the resumption of travel. Pas
-Apre~ train No. was held here and
No IS az salida until temporary
roadhea rcu,d he built 10 allow q con-