The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-18
Saturday
WILL LEAVE
SUNDAY FOR GuFFEY

WILL LEAVE
SUNDAY FOR GUFFEY
Miss Alberta Craig and Miss Terry
will leave on Sunday for Guffey where
they have been engaged to teach in
the public schools during the coming
year. Miss Craig will be an instruc-
tor in the high school department, re-
Gently established in connection with
the Guffey schools.
e. c. HokE ON
THE SICK LIST
E. G. Hoke of the Emerson Furni-
ture Company. has been on the sick
list during the greater part of the
past week. For several days he has
ben undergoing treatment at the
Graves hospital for bronchial pneumo
mia
BASEBALL CALLED ON
ACCOUNT OF RAIN
The baseball game Friday after
noon between Coal Creek and Canon
City was called of in the second in
ming of the game because of rain. At
that time Coal Creek had one score.
1t is not likely that the game will be
played again because of the inability
of the Coal Creek management to get
the players together except on Sun
day. Several Canon City players are
also leaving and the ball grounds are
to be converted at once into football
field for the high school.
BURR SMITH INSTAlLS
A CUSTOM MILL
Burr W. Smith has installed Gus
tom mill on the site OF the o'd Peer
NJ ha &c w fnr
business. He will grind alfalfa and
fodder as well as small grains.
HERE ON A FEW
DAYS BUSINESS TRIP
Leslie Scholfiel6. county clerk of
Custer county, is in the city for few
days.
GUEST OF MR.. AND
MRS. HARTFORD
Miss Annabel Stuntz, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. George Stuntz OF the
First Methodist church of Rocky Ford,
is visiting with MI and Mrs. Roy
Hartford of North Second street. Miss
Stuntz is a very talented young lady.
being a very accomplished pipe organ
list
Mr.. AND MRS. FULMER
ENTERTAINkD FOR SON
Concrete, Sept. 13.-Mr. and Mrs
Ed Fulmer of Concrete entertained
party of friends at O'Clock dinner
last night in honor of their son, Gin
ton, who will leave in a day or two for
Fort Collins to attend Agricultural
College Clinton is the boy who was
so severely injured at Belleau Wood
viii fighting with the marines dur
ing the first stiff offensive against the
Huns in the vicinity of Chateau
Thierry sector. He spent several
months in a recuperation hospital in
this country, and has now practically
recovered from his wound. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulmer at last evenings dinner
were Misses Blanche Harmon and
Sara Blunt; Messrs. Clarence John
and Tom Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hurst
HAS RESIGNED HER
PoSToFFIcE POSITION
Miss Theo Emmerson has resigned
her position as registry clerk at the
Canon City postoffice after a years
service in that capacity. and will leave
here in the course OF the next week or
10 days for Palo Alto, Cal. where she
will register at Leland Stanford, Jr-
University for the coming year. Her
place at the postoffice viii be taken
by Everett Fisher.
RiTzMAN TO HAVE
EXHIBIT AT STATE FAIR
The Arkansas Valley Cement Stave
Silo Company, of which Lawrence
Ritzman is a leading figure, is plan
ming to have an exhibit of its siIo,
showing the various distinctive fea.
lures OF it, at the Colorado state fair
at Pueblo next week. This com.
pany, which makes the cement slaves
and other accessories of the silo in the
factory here. held very successful