The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-15
GEN. M'NEiLLY
HERE FROM WESTcIIEEE

Gen. John T. McNeily of Westcliffe
was in town Thursday looking after
business matters.
HAS RETURNED TO CANON
CITY FOR FUTURE HOME
Mrs. John Gibben, formerly an old
resident of Fremont county, but who
has been in Seattle. Wash, and Den
yer. Colo. for over a year. has re.
turned to make her home here.
is MAKING RESIDENCE
CHANGE TODAY
Mrs. Mollie Gentry is moving today
from 230 Griffin avenue to 231 East
Douglas avenue. South Canon.
HAS RETURNED TO DENVER
AFTER CANON CRY VISIT
Mrs. Gladys White has returned to
Denver after pleasant visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Deepen.
RETURNS HOME AFTER
HOSPITAL TREATMENT
James Walker. who has been seri-
ously i'll at Graves hospital, has SO
far recovered that he was able to re-
turn to his home at Bassick, Colo
Thursday.
RoSiTA FAMILY MOVE
TO CANON CITY
Pete Hoza and family have moved
down from their ranch at Rosita and
are located at 904 River street. Mr..
Hoza has sold his ranch to his brother,
Paul Hosa, Jr.
ARE IMPROVING THE
HOME PROPERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Crump of Olathe, Kan.
arrived here the first of the week and
are making some improvements to
their. property at 51s Macon avenue.
preparatory to occupying 1t as their
home
PICTURE TAKEN OF
THIS LILAC BUSH
Mrs. ]. T. Roam of 4O3 South Ninth
street has large lilac bush in full
bloom on her place, which is attract
ing a great deal of attention. So
pretty is it that it was thought worth
while to get picture of it this morn
ing.
is GREATLY IMPROVED
BY EXCELSIOR SPRINGS VISIT
Word comes from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, that Col. William E. Spencer.
who recently went there in search of
health, is having good luck in his
quest, and is already much improved.
GREAT SUCCESS WITH
RHODE ISLAND REDS
Mrs. E. J. Ready of 904 South Third
street is having great success with her
Rhode Island Red chickens. of which
she has 200. She is expecting to
serve fried chicken for dinner next
Sunday. Note the date.
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SECOND STREET RANCH
E. E. Fleming and wife of 1000
South Second street are making fine
little ranch out of their place. Mr.
Fleming has half-acre under cultiva
tion for garden truck, and is getting
good results. Mrs. Fleming. who is
taking care of 200 chickens. has some
large enough to fry and they enjoyed
one for dinner last Sunday.
FAMILY OF J. L.
LEEcH ARRIVES IN CITY
The family of j. l.. Leech, represen-
tative for The Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company for Fremont.
Chaffee and Custer counties, arrived
here a day or two go, and are now
nicely located at 612 College avenue.
Mr.. Leech has been here for some
time, and is already quite well ac-
quatnted with the community. He is
a hustler and no doubt will make
good in this territory. He comes well
recommended.
FAMILIES MAKE
RESIDENTIAL CHANGES
Frank Higgins of 31s River street
has purchased the home at SlS Rudd
avenue from r. G.. Nesbit and will
move at once. S. NJ Higgins, who
has been living at 1908 South Fourth
street, will move to the River street
house vacated by Frnak and w. II.
Woo.sey has bought the property on
South Fourth street which S. M. Hig-
gins lived in.
BROUGHT HERE FROM
MIDWAY FOR BURIAL
The remains of the late Mrs. H. M.
Grafton of Midway. Colo. were
brought here from the Cripple Creek
district Wednesday afternoon for bur
ial in Lakeside cemetery. The fun
eral service was held in Victor on
Wednesday morning.
cALIFORNlANS GUESTS =.
AT THE TERRY HOME
Mr.and Mrs. George Hartman and
daughter Jean of Long Beach. Cal,
are guests of the Terrys at S42 South
Fifth street.
CAPT. HARRIS TO
TELL WAR EXPERIENCES
Capt. T. d. Harris. former principal
of the Canon City High School. who
recently returned to the United States
from overseas military service with
4La n L In Eranca will gnaak at