The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
Saturday
HOME FROM DENVER
THURSDAY NIGHT

THURSDAY NIGHT
Cark Cooper returned to Canon
City Thursday night from Denve:
where he went the first of the week to
attend the annual meeting of the Col
orado Postmasters' Association. He
reports an unusually interesting con-
vention with a large number of dele
gates in attendance. motion was
adopted changing the constitution OF
the association so as to enable the
convention TO be held in Denver every
year, instead of being farmed out
among the various towns of the state.
ATTENDED WEDDING
OF BROTHER
Mrs. A. o. Costen and son William,
went to Las Animas last Wednesday
to attend the wedding of her brother,
O. l.. McGee, manager of the Costen
bakery at that place. Both Mr.. Nc
gee and bride have visited in this
city and have made many friends.
GUEST OF MR.. AND
MRS. JOHN SHAW
Mrs. Mary Shaw. who spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Hall
at Villa Grove, returned to Canon
City and will make her home here
this winter with her son and family,
Mr.. land Mrs. John Shaw.
STRATHMoRE HOTEL DINING
ROOM BEING REDEcoRATED
Mrs. Eddy of the Strathmore hotel
has refurnished and redecorated the
private dining room of the hotel, NAL:
ing most attractive and home-like
place for special dinner parties.
READJUSTMENT OF w. U.
T. RENTAL CLOCKS
In readjusting the time at . O'Clock
tomorrow morning in conformity with
the daylight savings act, subscribers
to the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's rental clocks will be expected
by the company to effect the change
at their own convenience. They are
directed to make the adjustment on an
even hour basis by moving the min
ute hand forward around the dial
II times and fairly rapidly TO avoid il
being out of synchronized range
when the change has been made"
FUNERAL OF MRS.
WRIGHT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Caroline
Wright, Widow of the late ]. r.
Wright, will take place from the fam
lily home, 4l4 River street, at $3.50
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment
will be at Lakeside cemetery.
EPWoRTH LEAGUE TO
HAVE SPECIAL MUSIC
An endeavor will be made by its
members TO make the regular meet
ing OF the Epworth League of the First
Methodist church at $50 o'clock sun
day evening one of more than usual
interest. and TO that end a special
musical program will be rendered by
some of the best local talent procur.
able For the purpose OF stimulating
attendance at the league meetings a
campaign is shortly 10 be inaugurated
Every member o. the league is urged
TO be present at sunday evening
session.
WALTER REA NOW
AT SANTIAGO, CHILE.
Walter C. Rea, who has been liv
ing South America for the last three
years. has changed his adress from
Rancauga. Chile. to Santiago in the
some country. according to letters re
Gently received from him by his par
ents. Mr.. adm Mrs. Ben w. Rea oi
this city He is employed by the In
ternational Machine Company, al
American corporation.
VgANDERS AWAY DURING
LAPSE OF MEMORY
Clifton Z. Malamphy, prominen
Colorado Springs business man, who
mysteriously disappeared three or foul
weeks ago, returned to his home Sun
day night-too sick to be interviewed
or give reason for his absence, accord
ing to the Colorado Springs Gazette
His wife declared that he had suffered
from an attack of amnesia, and prob
ably knew nothing of his wanderings
until he recovered his memory in Cal
gary, Canada. He at once telegraphet
his wife, who was reported on tbs
verge OF nervous breakdown on ac
count of her husbands disappearance
AT the time of his disappearance h,
went to Denver TO transact some bust
ness, and had with him only 800
During his absence the National Com
mission Company. large produce con
cern of which he was president, Wen
into the hands of a temporary receiver
and closed itg doors.
r. c. TURNER DIED
At cHILDREsS. TEX.
Reuben G.. Turner. former resident
of Canon City, died at Childress, Tex.
October 6 from paralysis, after long
illness. The deceased was born IN
Derbyshire. England. November 13
1867, but spent practically all OF his
life in the United States. He came
TO America with his parents when a