The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10
FRIDAY
Is SUFFERING FROM

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IS SUFFERING FROM
e 4 SEVERE COLD
Ira Carrier has been laid up with a
bad cold at his room in the Burrage
block since the first Of the week
VICTIMS OF THE
"FLUr IN FLORENCE
Carl Zengle and little daughter. Mar
garet ARE Ill at their home In Florence
with an attack of influenza
ILL WITH THE
INFLUENZA AT FT. COLLINS
| Mrs. Harry Hyssong, who has been
spending a couple OF weeks In Ft. Col
Inns, became victim OF the sffius
few days ago, and is quite i'll at the
hospital there
STOPPED HERE EN-
ROUTE FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ford. who
have been wintering in California, are
here for a few weeks. renewing old ac-
quaintances. They are stopping at
the Strathmore. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are glad to see
them back. and hope they will be here
for some time.
VISITING HERE FROM
SALT LAKE CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Gutherie and
two children of Salt Lake City arrived
here the first of the week and are the
guests OF Mrs. Gutherie's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Zengle of South
First street They were called here
on account OF the serious illness of
their sister. Mrs. Carl Zengle, at Flor
ence.
MoToREp TO DENVER
TO ATTEND AUTO SHOW
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Henderson and
Truman Stockton motored to Denver
Thursday morning to attend the auto
show there this week. Mr.. Henderson
will bring back number of Oldsmo.
biles.
SOME CHERRY ORCHARD
ON BEAVER PARK
Among the extensive orchard tracts
In Fremont county, which have spread
far up Beaver creek. there is . 40-acre
cherry orchard at Penrose which is
looking well and promises great ton.
mage of fruit. II belongs to. H d.
Thompson Of Cripple Creek--Pueblo
Chieftain.
DOROTHY DIXON
HAS THE INFLUENZA
Miss Dorothy Dixon OF 3O2 West
Douglas avenue, South Canon. is sick
with influenza This is her second at
tack. She had IL the FIRST time about
two months ago.
TAL6ERT ABLE TO
BE AROUND AGAIN
L. C. Talbert OF 3o4 Macon avenue.
who has bee na "fiu" sufferer for
some time past. is abe to be out and
around the house again.
HERB PluMMER DOES
FIRST BASS FISHING
Herb Piummer. who has a reputa-
ton OF being one of the best trout
fishers in this neck of the woods. tried
his hand at bass fishing for the first
time in his life Thursday afternoon at
Sells island. and had very creditable
success.
HAVE MOVED TO
GREENWOOD AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Merris have re-
Gently moved from 2os South Eighth
street to llos Greenwood avenue.
STOCKTON HOME SOLD
TO THE KINGS
The Truman Stockton home at sl5
Rudd avenue was recently sold to Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Howard King of 1928
Greenwood avenue. who expect to oc-
cupy the property in the near future.
The Stockton home is one of the pret-
test and most convenient and the
Kings have made splendid purchase.
rs VERY BUSY
WITH HER GARDEN
Mrs R. b. Schofield OF 1925 Harri.
son avenue is busy with her spring
garden work. and has most of the
early seed already planted. She is
putting her garden plot in first class
shape.
r. C. PRAY DOWN
TOWN FOR FIRST TIME
II. c. Pray. who with his family. re-
Gently came back here from Montana
and is living at s2s Harrison avenue.
was down town today for the first
time In two weeks. having been very
sick with influenza during that time.
None OF his family have had the dis
ease thus far.
Or. PEARSON TO SET
OUT NEW TREES
DIR. Wilson Pearson of 1880 Harri.
son avenue has purchased several
young trees. mostly elms, and is p,an.
ming TO set them out on his premises
within the course of the week.
NEW BAKERY
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
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