The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
THURSDAY
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Capt. w. w Rice OF 325 Greenwood
avenue. who has been quite III Of
late. is some improved from his attack
of pneumonia. His daughter. Mrs. G..
McAfee of Colorado Springs. and his
:stepson, w. F.. GoodAn OF Boulder,
have been with him Tor few days
GOVERNOR ISSUES ARBoR
DAY PROCLAMATION
Gov. Shoup ON Wednesday issued a
proclamation designating Friday. Aprtt
rs. as Arbor Day. and called upon
tcacherg and pupils OF the pub ic
schoos and citizens of Colorado gen
orally to gve fitting observance 70 the
occasion. He specially asks that In
recognition OF the men who died in
France that trees be planted to- com
memorate their services to the flag.
COLBY GOING TO
PLANT LIBERTY CABBAGE
N Colby OF 1883 Park avenue Is
leveiins on a portion OF his orchard
preparatory to planting Liberty cab
bage plants.
SMALLER FAMILY OUT
OF THE HOSPITAL
nj anu lAlrf - n ktat3tttA a-t-+ -ts-
dren, Elmer and Clarence, who have
been in Holmes hospital with the in
nuenza. have been discharged as well
MRS. JOHN WRIGHT
BACK ON THE PARK
Mrs. John Wright. who has been
spending the last five months with
her sons at Florence. returned to her
home, 1859 Park avenue. Lincoln
Park. on Tuesday.
EASTERN GUESTS LEAVE
FOR THEIR HOME
The Rev. John Mitchell Harper,
Mrs. Harper. Miss Harper and the
Iatter's friend. Miss Elizabeth Has
ken OF Gladstone. n. j., who have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harpe-
fer the past week. left day OF two
ago for their home They stopped
over here while on their way from the
Pacific coast
IS I'LL AT HER
HOME WITH INFLUENZA
Mrs. w. A. Sma-t is III ~ her home
with IN attack OF the infirenza,
SOCIAL POSTPONED.
The n. Y. p. U social Of the Bap
tist church. planned for Friday night.
has been postponed Indefinitely
aoApMAsTER JOHNSON
HOME FROM CHICAGO
Roadmaster c. johnson Of the ID. 4
r. c.. and Mrs. Johnson who have
been visiting in Chicago. arrived
home Tuesday afternoon.
TAKEN TO COLORADO
SPRINGS FOR BURIAL
The body OF the late Bert J. Ireland.
who died at De Beuue. Colo. on Mon
day of this week. passed through here
on Wednesday en- route TO the family
home at Colorado Springs. where the
funeral will take place Saturday He
Is survived by his widow. Mrs May
lrc'snd: brothers. Siarrn-e and Or
willie ireland. all OF Colorado Springs-
His mother and two b'oihers live at
Cosopsxi in this county.
WAS BURIED AT PuEsLo
"WEDNESDAY MORNING
George Henry Hopwood. aged IS
years, died at the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Hopwood. 1ol5
whippie avenue. Tuesday OF this
week. In addition TO the father and
mother. be leaves one brother. II. w.
Hopwood. who lives at sis East Ninth
street. Pueblo. The remains were
taken 10 Pueblo by Mr.. Hopwood. Sr..
on Wednesday for burial Inierment
was at Mountain View cemetery. Tie
dcceased was unmarried.
WILLARD BATTERY
EXPERT LOCATES HERE
lean Koenecke. Wizard battery
expert, formerly OF Kans-s city. has
entered the employ OF the Electrical
Supply Company. Mr.. Koenecke
comes TO the ocai Arm with hich
credentials and will no do ut be a
great asset TO them. Jim Tablet. an
experienced electrician. has also be-
come identified with the Electrical
Supply Company. Mr. Tablet IL from
the same city as Mr.. Koenecke. Both
men have but recently been honorably
discharged from the army.
FRIENDS OF JAMES e.
MCCLURE IN ACCIDENT
James Z Mcclure received a letter
on Wednesday from n niece at Elm.
Mo. informing him OF the death OF
two sons and a grandson OF james
Linn. an old friend OF Mr.. McClure's
Mt Lee Summit. Mo 20 miles east OF
Kansas City. last Friday while cross.
ing the Missouri Pncifc rai'road track
a. that place In an auto truck. The
machine was completely wrecked by
the force OF the impact and all thr~e
OF the men instantly killed. The
elder Mr. Linn was run over and killed
by a train on the same rniiroad two