The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-12
The Canon City Record. Thursday, june "a, I91o.l
FIELD MARSHAL HAIc
SELLS HIS WHISKY BUSINESS


FIELD MARSHAL HAIc
SELLS HIS WHISKY BUSINESS
London. June 5.-The famous name
Of Haig may no longer appear on Brit
ish whisky bottles and three famous
soldiers will draw no more dividends
from the sale OF whisky Chief own,
ers of the business of John Hafg e
Company just sold to the DistilIers
Company, were Field Marshsf Sir
Douglas Haig. Col. Oliver Haig and
Maj John Haig. They will receive
more tain 100000 for their interest.
WILL ATTEND GRADUATING
EXERCISES IN DENVER
Mrs. Ella Giem left Wednesday for
Denver where she win attend the
graduating exercises or the Colorado
Woman's College. from which her
daughter, Clara. graduates. having
completed course in domestic
science. She will return to Canon
City with her mother after visiting
friends and relatives in Denver.
Palmer Lake and Colorado Springs.
COUNCIL MEETS
TO APPROVE BOND
p A special meeting of the members
OF the city council was held Tuesday
night 10 approve the bond of Hiram
Fillmore as night marshal, recently
elected to that office as the successor
OF w. J. Bradshaw. resigned. The
bond was in the sum of $1,000. and
was personal one. 1t was signed by
number of prominent merchants do
ing business on Main street.
ROYAL GORGE PAVILION
OPENED THIS WEEK
The pavilion at the top OF the Royal
Gorge was opened the first of the
week by Hugh Logan of Lincoln Park.
who win have charge of it until the
return TO Canon City OF Glenn l.. Geb-
hardt. the owner of the concession.
who is at present teaching school at
Carbondale. Colo. Mr.. Logan. who
was associated with Mr. Gebhardt In
the management of the property last
year Came home recently from Tar
kio. Mo-. where he has been attending
college since last September. He will
manage the concession at the top OF
the Royal Gorge until the return of
Mr.. Gebhardt. about June 25 The
of visitors to their resort this season
than ever before and have made ar
ransements to take care OF them.
They say that the coming summer Is
going to break all records for tourist
travel in Colorado.
coNvALEscINe FROM
PNEUMONIA ATTACK
Miss Ivy Bailey. who has been suf-
fering from an attack of pneumonia
for the pas. six weeks. is improving
nicely and just able to be out again.
TAKES POSSESSION OF CONE
RESIDENCE ON FAIRvIEw
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Knowiton and
family, who have been residing al 514
Harrison avenue. moved into the Cone
residence at e03 Fairview avenue, and
will make their home a; that place.
BAND CONCERT
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE is
The One Hundred and Fifty-seyenth
Infantry band will give a concert At
the Methodist church, Monday eve
ming, June l6.
This band. which is known as Co
Drado's own because IL is composed |
Of Colorado boys. has just returned
from overseas service. Since the 7
armistice was signed they have toured /
France and England
You cannot afford to miss the treat
hey have for you
FINE PIANO CONTEST
AT THE PYTHIAN HALL
Much interest was manifested IN the
piano playing Tuesday
ayening at Pyfhian hall when six pu-
pills of Miss Hendrickson entered into
l contest. playing the 'PastoraIe y by (
FIiiz. French composer Tho CON
Iestants were graded by three ,udYas.
Miss Robertson, Miss Bsu1ah F,nmer-
son and Mrs. Alice Hammond. on
'ime. accuracy, expression and gen
sral effect. First honors were awarded
by the committee to Miss Margaret
and second place to Miss I
Ruth Armentrout. Other young ladies'
in the contest were Miss Mildred |
Shirley. Miss Helen Nelson. Miss
Thelma Owens and Miss Eleanor Full !
ham.
While The judges were making their
decision Miss Sharp sang and Nissea
Marraret Harding. Lasetta Loehr and
Mersaret Robson p'ayed beautiful
duets.
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