The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-13
The Canon City Record. Thursday, March IS. 1919.
Monday
ARE ENTERTAINING -
SOUTH pAkOTj

ARE ENTERTAINING
SOUTH DAKOTA GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lester of Armour.
5, D., are visiting Mrs. Testers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Denkman of North
Reynolds avenue. They are planning
to stop in Denver to visit friends on
their return trip.
WILL MOVE HIS
FAMILY TO PUEBLO
John Laws of East Main street will
move with his family to Pueblo this
week to make their home
BECOMES A RESIDENT
OF CANON CITY AGAIN
w. H. Firkins, formerly Of North
Reynolds avenue. East Canon. has
sold his property at Howard, Colo,
and is back on the old Kirktoa place
on North Reynolds avenue, East
Canon His numerous friends well
come his return.
FAMOUS SALVATION
ARMY MAN HERE
Capt. Alva NJ. Holbrook of the Saliva
ton Army who, with his wife, went
through all Of the fighting on the
French front in which the American
troops participated from Cantigny to
te Argonne forest, is visitor in Canon
City today. and is arranging to deliver
an address here on his experiences in
the fighting lines. Mrs. Holbrook,
who was wounded by fragment of a
German shell at Argonne forest and
was invalided home. is expected TO ar
rive here on Tuesday. Capt. and Mrs.
Holbrook live in Denver.
o. ]. NORRIS BUYS
A LAMAR BusINEes
o. J. Morris CT North Reynolds ave-
nue.. East Canon. has purchased a
will go there next week to take charge
of it.
HAS RETURNED FROM
VISIT TO SMOKY CITY
Mrs. Jesse Jones returned from
Pueblo this afternoon after a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stenhens. for the last week.
DICK KNIGHT AND c. W.
ANDERSON GET INTO RACE
Richard j. knight and c. w. Ander-
son have become the candidates for
dlucl III tHc NdANAf on ttir
Cit kens 'rickst. No caucus was
held in this ward. and these men be-
came identified with the candidates on
the ticket later. Mr.. Anderson is the
florist ard Mr.. Knight is an eiectri-
clan
LEFT SUNDAY FOR
VISIT TO DENVER
Mrs. Charles A. Hyder and little
daughter, Anna May, left Sunday
,norning for Denver. where they will
lspend a couple Of weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
SUFFERING FROM AN
F-f- ATTACK OF BRONCHITIS
Master Bennie Seffins is quite III at
his home with an attack OF bronchitis.
MRS. WOOD IMPROVING
FROM RECENT ILLNESS
Mrs. G. T. Wood. who has been quite
III for the past week with severe at
tack Of stomach trouble. is much inn
proved.
OPERATED ON At
MINNEoUA HOSPITAL
Miss Stella Fla-nigan. who under
went throat operation at Minnehua
hospital Thursday by DR. J. J. Pattee.
returned to Canon City Saturday. ac-
companied by her father. Miss Elan,
niRan has been troubled with her
throat since an attack OF the infiuerza
in November. butts now getting along
as well as could be expected.
BURiED AT GREENWOOD
CEMETERY LAST SATURDAY
Harold Leon Bolin, in FAINT son OF
Mrs. ]. w. Bolin, former resident at
1922 River street took place from
Wilson's undertaking chapel, 728 Main
street, at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev.
j. L. McCreight. pastor OF the United
Presbyterian church. Interment was
at Greenwood cemetery. ~
Mr.. Bolin died last fall and since
that time Mrs. Bolin has made her
nome with her father. Mr.. Rupp. on
TwelveMile Park. and 1t was there
that the infant died from pneumonia
March ). The deceased was born
June /, 1918.
BACK FROM FORT
COLLINS CONVENTION
Ralph r. Jedries, county agricul-
tural agent. returned home last Satur-
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