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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
The Family Skeleton
plp YOU KNOW THAI

The second purely local oil COM
many was organized in Canon City In
1888 and was known as The Canon
City Oil Company. l.. l.. HARDING
r. S. Lewis, James H. Peabody
George Westlake, Rudlph Jeske, 7.
NJ, Harding, George T. Phillips and
NJ. NJ, Engleman were the prime NOV
ers and directors of the company.
The company did a little drilling but
did not strike oil.
RS. Lewis was at one time cash
Ter of the Fremont County National
Bank and later become postmaster.
holding that position for many years?
Judge c. E. Waldo had his first law
offices upstairs in the Rockafellow
building near the Canon Steam Laun-
dry? He came here in 1878 and was
there for several years and then
moved over the Fremont County Bank
which location he has had ever since
Among his partners during these years
has been Clyde C. Dawson now one
of the most prominent lawyers in
Denver and James {. Stump at pres
ent a leading lawyer of Salt Lake
City.
The Canon City and San Juan and
the PUEBLO & Arkansas Valley were
the names of two budding railways of
the early day, which were forerunners
of the systems we now have.
Frank X. Miller and Everett Thomas
were at one time members. OF the
worlds championship hose team in
Silver Cliff? Charlie McKissick is n
veteran of many Canon City hose
teams.
r. r. Jeffries, county agricultural
agent, came within an inch of being a
famous actor. perhaps? After gradu-
ating from the agricultural school he
attended Daniel Frohman's American
Institute of Dramatic Art in New
York and labored hard TO become a
thespian of more than ordinary note
After he had studied for six months
or more he was offered a job as a vii
lain in a down-east cast playing the
tank towns of Connecticut The sal
airy was So a week. He decided
right then and there that little old
Denver. Colo. looked very good to
him because ii was home He then
started out on the career for which
he studied in the Agricultural school
and has made big successor II, being
one of the topmost agricultural agents
of the state
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
Mrs. Will Canterbury
Died Saturday Night

Mrs. Nancy Ellen Canterbury, wife
of w. E. Canterbury, died at the
Graves hospital here at O'Clock last
Saturday night from typhoid fever,
from which she had been suffering
about month. ~ ~
Mrs. Canterbury was taken to the
hospital on September 81 from the
family home on Upper Beaver creek
for treatment for what was believed
mild attack Of fever. Shortly aft
erward appendicitis developed and she
underwent a surgical operation for
relief. She recovered rapidly from
the effects of the operation, but the
| fever grew in intensity and for some
time her condition was such as to
cause the gravest appreh ension on
the part of her relatives and friends.
Later the fever abated to consid-
cradle extent and il was believed she
was better and would probably sub
vive the attack. The utmost hope
| fulness of her recovery continued I'M
tile last Saturday afternoon, when her
vitality gave way under the strain to
which it had been subjected. and from
1
was rapid and resisted all of the eff
forts of the attending physicians to
arrest it.
Mrs. Catenrbury was the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. An
drew, for many years residents of
this community, but now living in
Pueblo. She was born in Denver
June 80. 1890. but spent the greater
part of her life here. She was mar
ried 10 w. E. Canterbury at the home
of her parents in South Canon cn
March II, 1912. and is survived by
two children, daughter and son.
Wilma. aged 21k years. and Andrew.
aged % month. Two children died
in infancy, Wilma was brought to the
| hospital for treatment for typhoid
fever few days before her mothe..
and recovered from 1t a week or 10
days ago.
Besides the husband and parents.
the deceased is survived by sister.
Mrs. Burl Scots of Pueblo, and a
brother, Malcolm Andrew. A host of
friends are grieved by her untimely
death.
The funeral took place from VIII
sons undertaking chapel at o'clock
! this afternoon and was conducted by
Rev. c. ]. Armentrout. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church here. The
deceased was an adherent of the Pres
bytrian faith and had her membership
in the church at Durango. Burial
was at Garden Park cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
Westclife News

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Mining men here have received
word from the Salida smelter that no
more ore will be received by 1t for
treatment at present. This will no
doubt have a tendency to. decrease
the output Of this district, for the
major portion of the ore mined here
the past few years has been treated
at Salida
Miss Jessie Prinsie of Rosita, after
a visit in Canon City and Pueblo re.
turned home Monday.
Victor Giroux was taken to Canon
City yesterday TO undergo an opera.
| ton for appendicitis.
| Jacob Beck spent a few days up in
the valley and returned to his home
in Canon Monday.
! Thirty inches of fine copper-silver
ore is being mined in the new shaft
of the Passifiora NJ e NJ. Co, Just a
short distance down the hill from the
main shaft on the property. We have
no figures on the average of the ore
but some of II is said TO be worth
5000 and better.
Miss Clara Haskell is taking her
vacation and left last Saturday for a
visit with friends in Canon City.
According to a clipping from the
North Bend (Neb.) Eagle published
in the Canon City papers OF last week,
Mrs. Clara NJ. Kenney was rectnIy
married to Mr.. James O'Hare OF North
Bend, one OF the most prominent bust
ness men of that city. The bride is
well known here, having beeen resi-
dent OF this city a few years ago.
About fifteen deer were KILLED by
the hunters in this section during the
four-day open season of last week
The storm at the close of the season
proved advantageous to The hunters
We are informed that H. f. McFann
and A. b. Ferguson have been granted
new lease and bond on the Maxine
Elliott group of claims. the deal be-
ing made direct with the owners OF
the property this time. The term N
the lease is three years and the bond
is $4,000. With the white metal soar
ing the Maxine group is good bet
and the day is not far distant when
the property will be active again.
Wilbur Eddy came up from Canon
with Leo MERCER yesterday.
DR.. c. d. Durrett spent day In
Canon City, returning home wednes-
day.
Leo MERCER went to Canon City
last Saturday to spend few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
The Canon Foundry
Installs Cylinder
Re-BOring Machine

The Canon Foundry and Machine
Company have installed an automo-
bile. truck and motorcycle reboring
machine which is designed especially
for this work. 1t is the only one In
Fremont county. There isn't any in
Pueblo and only one in Colorado
Springs.
All of this class Of work which has
been going to Dener and other places,
can now be done in Canon City.
The machine was put in at big ex-
pense, but the demand here seems TO
justify the investment.
The Canon foundry is well
equipped plant, being able TO do all
kinds of work here as is usually only
done in the bigger cities.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
GEORGE TROUT SUNDAYS
WITH FAMILY HERE

George Trout and daughter. Miss
Irene. Of Hillside. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Trout and tbe other children. IT
40 Bouth Tenth street. Mrs, Trout
and children are here for the school
yesy
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FRED WERNickE AND FAMILY
MOVE TO THEIR NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wernicke and
family, who have been living at 272s
East Main street, have moved into
their new home at 1923 Harrison ave-
nue.. which they recently purchased
from Fay Moore. They are remodel.
ing the place and are putting II IN
first class shape In every way
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ROSS FAMILY NOW
LOCATED IN DENVER

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Ross son Paul,
and daughter Ruth, formerly of Wood
lawn avenue, this city, have located in
Denver where they expect to remain
nine or 10 months. Miss Ruth is at
tending the conservatory of music at
Waffle hall. Her instructors are Prof
Schwikher and Prof. Wall Miss
Ruth also has some pupils on piano
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
FOR HIS HEALTH
]. X. Simmons and family of Port
land, have gone to Upland, Cal, where
they will spend several months. MI
Simmons, who for many years has
had charge of the electrical depart
ment of the Portland Cement plant
has been in poor health for some time
and his many friends hope the climate
of California will prove of benefit to
him.
HERE FOR
SHORT VISIT
Miss Lola Thorpe was UP from
Pueblo Sunday visiting her sister
Mrs. ]. E. Jones, for the day.
BODY OF PYRoLITE
LADY SENT TO TRINIDAD
ne REMAINS Oh MIS-. Lena lTetter,
wife of H. A. Tretter, manager of the
company store at Pyrolite, were sent
to the old home at Trinidad Monday,
accompanied by the father and sur
viying children. Mrs. Tretter's death
took place at the family home in Pyro-
lite Saturday at noon as conse-
Ghence of an attack of pneumonia
She was a native of Forbes, Colo, a
mining camp in close proximity 10
Trinidad.
HERE TUNING
BIG ORGAN
A. Gleitsman, an expert from the
Seebury-Smith organ facotry of Chi.
cago, is here tpning the big organ in
the Jones theater. Mr.. Jones has
Just had the seats all revarnisbed and
renovated and the theater looks like
palace again.
PROMINENT COLORADO SOLDIER
TO BUY WET MOUNTAIN RANCH.
Col X. Il. Monty" Linderfelt OF
Denver " guest al the Strathmore
while completing deal for the Kest.
Der ranch In the Wet Mountain Valley
near Westcliffe. Col Linderfelt has
been prominent In National Guard
circles for many years and also sery.
ed IN the World War.
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oFFERLG or oFFERLG KANSAS
vtetTe CANON CLAY

u, A. onsrle Of OnsrIe Kansas ~ =
business visitor In Canon City for q
few days.
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After being closcd for two weeks TO
assist with the apple picking, tho
South Canon bjgb school viii reopen
on next Monday. October 20.
DIV q. A. cLELAND.
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Tuesday
PASSES THROUGH THIS
CITY GOING TO CALIFORNIA

home in Florence Sunday, w. w.
Cafky met Jack Brown, one of the
first conductors on the F. & c. c.. Mr..
Brown has been making his home in
Missouri for the past three years, or
since his return from Panama. He
is now on his way to California for an
extended stay. Mr.. Brown asked to
be remembered to all his old Florence
and Canon City friends. Mr.. Cafky
says that he is not in as robust health
as he was few years ago.
WERE OVER SUNDAY GUESTS
OF Mr.. AND MRS. DRAKE.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Weber and two
daughters of Arvada, Colo, were over
Sunday guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. o. b.
Drake, go Rudd Ave.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM BELL
THIS AFTERNOON.
VIM. Walton Bell of 419 River St,
died Saturday, Oct. IL and the funeral
was seld this afternoon at Wilson's
undertaking parlors. Rev. Guy E.
konkel officiating.
CANADA PARTY RETURNS
TO WESTOLlFFE.
F. S. Canda, R. B. Canda, D. o.
Nellea and Mrs. A. P. Yoeman who
have been guests at the Strathmore
for the past week returned to their
home in Westcliffe by automobile to-
day.
HAVE MOVED TO
MAIN STREET.
P. A. Barrett has moved from 2024
Franklin Street to 1901 Main St
MISS RUTH BANNING OF THE
SPRINGS HERE ON BUSINESS.
Miss Ruth Banning, owner of The
Mr. R. w. Lapis of Folwer accom-
Canon Crystal Ice Company is bust
ness visitor in Canon City today.
panied her.
ALLEN BOWEN is STOCK ROOM
MGR, AT WANN MOTOR CO.
Allen Bowen has taken position as
stock room manager and buyer at the
garage of the Wann Motor Company.
CRIPPLE CREEK MAN ON
BUSINESS HERE.
H. Tannenbaum of Cripple Creek is
a business visitor in the city today.
HUNTER PALMER
IMPROVING NICELY
Hunter Palmer, Sr., who recently
underwent surgical operation at the
Graves hospital here for a serious
stomach trouble, is reported TO be
convalescing nicely and his recovery
is regarded as only matter of few
weeks at most His friends are look
ing forward with pleasure to the time
when he will be able to return to his
accustomed place of business.
DIVISION FREIGHT
AGENT VISITS CITY
o. o. Stanchfield of Pueblo, fivi-
sion freight agent for the D. & r. G.
company, was a business visitor in
Canon City yesterday. Mr.. Stanch-
field says there is no lack of freight
business at present, in fact, the vol
ume is so great that it is impossible
to obtain the cars necessary to take
care of it promptly. The shortage OF
cars in the country is especially en-
phasized now that the crops are being
marketed, and they can not be secured
fast enough TO meet the emergency.
Besides vast quantities of grain wait
ing to be moved in all of the agricul.
tural sections, there is a great de
mand for acrs for the transportation
of potatoes apples and other prod
ucts. The fruit growers of Florida
and California are also importunate
in their demand for cars to transport
their stuff TO market, according to Mr.
Stanchfield.