The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
The Canon City Record Thursday September II, 1919.

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the woods and mountains with gov
eminent forest party rs miles east
of Salt Lake City and about half that
many miles from railroad. He en-
joyed the summers work very much
and made good enough to nave re-
| ceived standing offer to come back
next summer at higher wage.
HOME TODAY FROM
A CIRCLE TRIP
Judge James l.. Cooper of the dis
trict court. Sheriff w. H. Newcomb
and Arthur Fredrickscn returned to
Canon City at noon today by automo-
bile from circle trip that included
Victor. Cripple Creek. Fairplay. Buena
Vista and Salida. They left here the
, first of the week and devoted short
time to fishing in the South Park dis
tr:ct. Judge Cooper presided at TIE
trial of some court cases in both Fair
play and Buena Vista. They left
Buena Vista at o'clock this morning
and arrived here four hours later
James T. Locke accompanied the
party from Buena Vista to Canon City.
LEFT ON EASTERN
TRIP TODAY
Rev. E. X. Fulkerson, who returned
to Canon City on Thursday OF last
week after a lecturing tour of the
Middle West. left this afternoon for
points in Oklahoma. Texas and New
York in the interest of the Board OF
Foreign Missions of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of which he is one
of the field agents. Rev. FuIkerson
win be absent from home for q month
or six weeks. and will attend confer
ences of the Methodist church in ILL.,
nois and Missouri before coming hack
to Colorado.
M. C. MAXWELL GOING
TO BARRIERS CONVENTION
NJ. c. Maxwell has started for Buff
falo N. Y. to attend the convention
of the Journeymen BARRIERS Interna-
tional Union of America as the official
delegate of Canon City local No. 254.
which opens next Tuesday. This
convention is held every 1--WE years.
mad it has been 10 years since Canon
City BARRIERS sent a delegate.
RETURNED FROM
OVERSEAS
Word was received here today by
Mrs. Kate Biddell that her son. Henry
Abbott has arrived safely overseas
night. He Is expected to return to
Canon City in the next two weeks.
c. c. PATTON rs
EXPECTED HOME SOON
C. c. Patton. who left here 10 days
or two weeks ago on a business visit
to Chicago. is expected home IN the
course of the next few days. Pitts.
burgh was possible point in Mr.. Pat
| toms itinerary and. in the event that
he decided to extend his trip that far
East. his return will be delayed a
short time beyond his original plans.
EDNA TEMPLIN ACCEPTS
POSITION IN DENVER
Miss Edna Templin' has gone to
| Denver wnere she has accepted posi-
ton as instructor in stenography and
filing at Barnes Business College.
MRS. JONES HOME
FROM PACIFIC COAST
Mrs. L. A. Jones returned home on
Wednesday from a pleasant trip Of
several weeks on the Pacific coast.
Seattle being one OF the towns Wis
tied.
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
OF UNAVOIDABLE DEATH
| Florence. Sept. 5.-The inquest at
the Deibcrt parlors yesterday after.
noon for the purpose of investigating
the cause OF death OF Fred Skerbinck,
who passed away at Pueblo hospital
Monday as a consequences OF injuries
received in the Radiant mine at Pyro-
lite on Sunday. The jury was com
posed Of Messrs. N. X. Usher. James
Montgomery. Joseph Hamblett. e, II.
Sabra. E. c. Hall and J. T. Hunt and
they returned a verdict to the effect
that the accident which led to the
young mans death was unavoidable
State Coal Mine Inspector Dylramp'e
| represented the inspectors Office AZ
the inquest and DR.. r. c. Adkinso-
| was in charge as deputy coroner IN
the absence of Or. l.. z. Rupert. Skier
binck was "a years Of age and he has
a widow and baby in Pittsburgh. Kan.
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