The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-20
Wednesday
ARE NOW kouNTz
AVENUE RESIDENTS


the past two years, have moved to
1880 Kountz avenue where they will
make their home.
BILLIE VAN PATTEN
IMPROVING FROM ILLNESS
Billie Van Patten. the curley-headed
little son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van
Patten, has cen confined to his room
at the Miller hotel ecause of sickness.
He is much improved, and seems to
be getting along nicely.
HoLLENBAcK TO SPEAK AT
M. e. CHURCH THIS EVENING
Rev. Frank r. Hollenback, formerly
pastor of the congregation of the First
Methodist church here, and now super
intendent of the Greeley district. ar
rived in Canon City this afternoon for
a couple of days business visit. Rev.
Hollenback will deliver an address
at the First Methodist church at 1880
O'Clock this evening, and al lof his
friends in this community are invited
to be present Rev. Hollenback has
some property interests in this county,
and his visit here at this time is partly
MRS. LAMONT
GOES TO GUNNISON
Mrs. ]. E. Lamont of Denver, who
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Hunter Palmer since before Christ
mas, left today for Gunnison where
she will visit for some time before
returning to her Denver home.
C. v. HoDGIN is
BACK FROM PUEBLO
County Commissioner G. V. Hodgin
returned today from Pueblo where he
has been on business.
cHETELATS MOVE TO
NORTH EIGHTH STREET
The ]. E. Chetelat family, who have
been living at 1s1s Kountz avenue,
have moved to 1915 North Eighth
street
FRED SNOW HOME
FROM THE ARMY
Private Fred Snow, who was recently
discharged from the army at Fort Lo-
gan. arrived home Tuesday afternoon.
MRS. HEMERLE HOME
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Mrs Lou Hemerle, who. has beer
visiting in Denver at the home of her
son, returned TO Canon City City Tues
day afternoon.
POSTMASTER COOPER.
Postmaster Clark Cooper, who spent
day in Pueblo, returned Tuesday att
ernoon.
is THE GUEST OF
CANON CITY RELATIVES
Robert Bunten arrived here a few
DAYS ago for a brief visit with re,a-
tives here en- route from the United
States hospital at Little Rock, Ark,
to the United States hospital at Den
YER Mr.. Bunten has been in France
for 16 months in army service, was
wounded twice and gased, and was
sent to an army hospital while conval-
ascing He is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Janet Bunten on Ninth and Main
street, and also his aunt. Mrs. Charles
Samuels on Lincoln Park.
MRS. DON FENN
ENTERTAINS FOR MOTHER
Mrs. Don F. Fem entertained 20
ladies Saturday afternoon at her home
for her mother, Mrs. kerry, who is her
guest from Golden, Colo. Five hun
dred was the diversion of the after
noon Miss Mae Harding received
the prize for high score and Mrs. ].
d. Sidebottom received cutting prize.
MOVED TO CANON CITY
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schneider and
daughters, Emma ard Agnes, arrived
here last week from Colorado Springs
and will make their home at 1922
Kountz avenue. The Schneiders were
former Canon City residents. and
moved to Colorado Springs about
five years ago.
ENTERTAINED MONDAY
NIGHT FOR THEIR SISTER
The Misses Mae and Elsie Bower en-
tertained 20 ladies at their home on
Macon avenue Monday night for their
sister, Miss Helen Bower, who is their
guest from Colorado Springs. Hearts"
were played during the evening. Mrs.
]. Led Sterling and Mrs. Collins re-
ceived first prizes and Mrs. William
Dollar cutting prize.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS
FROM WEsTcLIFFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller of West
cliffe, Colo, spent Monday as the
Ball, 301 Harrison avenue. They left
Monday night for Pueblo for a few
days visit there before returning to
westcliffe.
J. J. BROWN FAMILY
MOVE TO TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Brown and family,
who have been living at 1880 kountz
avenue have moved into the Mcclure
house at 720 River street, and will con