The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10
Thursday
VISITED FLORENCE

tendent OF schools, was visitor al the
Florence schoo Tuesday.
MUCH IMPROVED
AFTER A SERIOUS ILLNESS
Mrs Carl Zengle of florence, ,rho
was thought could not live through
Sunday and whose condition has been
grave, is reported to be much i'm
proved and Is considered to be on the
road to recovery.
WAS A FLORENCE
VISITOR TUESDAY
James T. Locke was a business wis.,
itor in Florence Tuesday where he
was looking after personal interests.
LOCAL BOYS GET WORK
IN THE SAN LUIS VALLEY
George T. Tantrum OF 627 Orchard
avenue and Garrett Marklund OF South
Cottonwood. will leave today for the
San Luis valley where they have re-
ceived work through the Turner &
Long employment agency of this city.
HAS FIELD GLASSES
RETURNED TO HIM
When Uncle Sam first called for
field glasses TO use on the high seas.
Sam Hoffman sent his excellent pair.
and he has just received them back.
The case shows signs of heavy wear.
but the glasses are in excellent con-
dition.
PURCHASED PROPERTY
ON NINETEENTH STREET
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Swope lately
purchased from George F. Biriine OF
Ford county. H.. the attractive resi-
dence property at 3o3 North Nine
teenth street. East Canon. built by
Mike Lamb, and took possession OF IL
rs home Tuesday of this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Swope recently returned
here from Toponas. Colo.
RETURNS FROM PLEASURE
VISIT TO DENVER
Mrs. Harlan Wood returned from
Denver last Tuesday from few days
pleasure visit with friends
rs THE GUEST OF
HER GRANDMOTHER
Mrs. Charles Robe of Kansas City
is here on a business and Pleasure
trip. and Is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs Phelps and Mrs Charles Sells
while here.
LEFT FOR IDAHO
THIS MORNING
Mrs. Rex Eliedge and Mrs. r. l.
Statrur and little daughter. Madeline.
OF Trenton. Mo. who have been spend.
Ing few days st the home OF their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Keith. left this morning for points IN
Idaho before returning TO their home
ANOTHER SOLDIER BOY
HOME FROM FRANCE
c J. Siuss. one OF Canon city's SOL
dier boys, returned here last Sunday
from military service In France. He
was a member OF the Seventh division
and was In the army for 22 months
Mr.. Siuss took part In the ighting on
the 81 Mhiei salient. and was on the
front when the armistice was signed.
He brought back with him n number
of Interesting souvenirs OF the war
cne OF which. a German rife and bay
onet. is on exhibition In the window
OF the Emmerson Furniture Company.
member OF Occur de Leon lodge, No
As. KNIGHTS OF Pythias.
CLUB WOMEN TO
SUPPORT HOSPITAL geo
The Friends In Council have just Is
sued a financial statement covering a
period OF three years In relation TO
the bed supported by its membership
In the Graves hospital for the indt
gent and unfortunate. The state
ment shows that during that time
eight patients have been accommo
dated nj cost to the club member
ship Of si90so So successful has
the bcnevolence been that the Friends
in Council hope TO continue 4 The
committee In charge of this work is
composed OF Mrs Coulter. Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. whipplc.
HAVE RETURNED FROM
THEIR SOUTHERN TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4. Gibson returned
home Wednesday night from q two
months southern and eastern trip that
included albuquerque, n NJ. FL Paso.
Tex. Hot Springs. Ark, New Orleans,
Mobile. Atlanta. Nashville. Louisville.
st. Louis and Springfield and waver
ley. III. At the two latter places
they were joined by their son. David,
a college student nj Milford. Conn,
who is spending the Easter vacation
with friend nj Decatur. III.
HARRISON SCHOOL CLASS
VISIT TIE RECORD OFFICE
In conjunction with their study rel
atsve TO the ear y history of the print
ing industry the students of the sew
enth grade OF the Harrison school, un,
der the direction of Mrs. w. T. Clafiin.
paid visit to The Record office Tues
day afternoon and watched the ya.i-