The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
Monday
ABLE TO BE OUT

Elmer kler, VINO mas Deen Ill at
his home for the past three weeks
with influenza. is improving nicely
and able to be out again.
GOES TO BOULDER
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Bob Powell, the local WHY'S
Knight and Overland dealer. left this
afternoon for Boulder where he will
transact some business that requires
his attention.
vii MAKE HOME
LoNeMoNT, COLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Baird and little
son, Frank, left this afternoon for
Longmont. Coloi, where they have
purchased residence at 331 Lincoln
street, and expect to make their fu-
ture home
WILL RETURN TO
HOME AT GUNNiSON
Mrs. E H. Dilley, who has been
here for the past two months as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Boucneau
of 529 Pike avenue, expects to leave
this week for her home a. Gunnfson.
WILL VISIT PARENTS
IN PUEBLO
Mr.. and MEs. Charles Stephens,
parents of Mrs. Jesse Jones, AID
daughter Lola, visited in Canon City
yesterday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Jones. Mrs. Jones returned
to Pueblo with them last night where
she will remain for week.
CANON CITY FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Grove of La
veta, Colo, formerly of Winter
Haven. Fla, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John B. France, 203 North Fif-
teenth street. Mr.. Grove may locate
here permanently il he finds condi-
tions favorable.
PUEBLO MAN VISITING
IN CANON CITY
Oscar Walton, who is located at
Pueblo. is in town for few days WIS.,
. iting friends.
PURCHASES HOME
ON COTTONWOOD AVENUE
George F. Young and family, for
merly of Stratton, Colo, have pur-
chased the Rhodes place on North
Cottonwoow avenue, and have taken
possession. The Young family for
merly lived here.
is VISITING HER
MOTHER IN EAST CANON
Mrs. May Hall of Parkdale, Colo, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Phil Sheri-
dan Of Greydene and Florence ave
nues, East Canon, for week or 10
days. Mrs. Hall is having some den
tai work done while here.
WEI KNOWN FAMILY
MOVE TO PUEBLO
Mrs. Robert Lovern and family of
East Main street, moved to PueblS
last Friday. Marion Rutter, who
married Miss Grace Lovern, is filling
a good position with the Star Market
in Pueblo since his discharge from mil
itary service.
WILLIAM J. LINDENBERGER
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Maj William j. Lindenburger has
received an honorable discharge from
the army and is now employed by the
A. Rupert Company, whole sale deal
ers in Pacific coast products. with Of
fices in the Santa Marina building in
San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lin
denberger are. now nicely located in
the big coast city. =
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
ITO THEIR PROPERTY
J. w Hadden OF Orchard avenue,
and c. NJ Kingley of Nineteenth and
Central streets. are improving their
places and making additions to their
homes.
M. C. GAINES SUFFERS
FROM ANOTHER STROKE
NJ. C. Gaines of Sloan suffered an
other stroke of paralysis Friday morn
ing. At last report he was resting
easily. Mr.. Gaines formerly lived in
Canon City and was a well known
rancher on Lincoln Park.
HAVE MOVED TO
1918 HARRISON AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs. William r. johnson
who have been residing with the for
ner's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
johnson, at All Pike avenue, a few
days ago moved into the cottage al
101S Harrison avenue, where they vii
make their home.
CARD OF THANKS.
Feeling truly grateful for the ex
pressions OF sympathy received from
friends. we take this means of ex
pressing our gratitude. We also de
sire to thank the Red Cross and the
Y M. C. A. for their kind assistance
in the sickness and death Of oui
brother and son. Ben Paul Smith.
MR.. AND MRS. e. N. SMITH
AND FAMILY.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. G. TOOLE.
d-w1t
r. M LIKES DIED