The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
Friday
THREE IN FAMILY =

I. Mrs. A. G. Harrington and daugh-
ters. Helen and Marjory. are now the
victims OF influenza at their home on
College avenue.
SURPRISES HER
CANON CITY FRIENDS
Mrs. Greydene-Smith. who has been
in California for over year. arrived
home yesterday afternooc and is the
gr.ft Of Mrs. T. VI. Hfrd:ng. Mrs.
Smith did not notify anyone OF her
coming. and it was q great and pleas
an, surprise when slsc walked in.
HAS ARRIVED SAFELY
FROM OVERSEAS
J. L. Morgan received message
from his son. Sergt. Arthur L. Morgan,
this morning saying that he had ar.
rived safely at Newport News, Va,
from overseas He expects to be there
about five days, after which he will
go to Camp Dodge, Ia, to be mustered
out of the military service, and, return
to Canon City.
is ILL AT HER HOME
WITH A SEVERE COLD
Mrs Jesse Jones has been confined
u uci Hoinc iof TIC Last iWo udyS SUI
fering from severe cold.
OIL PROPERTY WILL
BE DEVELOPED
The South West Petroleum Com
paay, which recently acquired a
ease upon the oil land owned by
Simon Smith. five miles south of Flor
ence. and also the school section ad-
joining. is making preparations as fast
as it can to develop the property.
A force of rig builders is getting
ready to put the towers in place.
B A. La-gredge. the managing di-
rector of the company, Isl on the
~-ccnd, and will see that there is no
delay, which can be avoided in the
development of the land.
MINE AT RocKvALE
HAS BEEN IDLE
The Rockvale mine has been idle
the greater part of this week and dur
ing that time a new foundation has
been built under the engine in the
third dip.
is EMPLOYED AT
FLORENCE THIS WEEK
rIeu WeIulchc III EdSt M<iu rIcct
is working in Florence this week, do.
ing some carpentering-
HAVE MOVED FROM SOUTH
SIDE TO RIVER STREET
The r. E. Alexander family have
moved from Col Griffin avenue to 331
River street.
RECOVERING FROM AN
ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. NJ. L. Fellows, 422 North
her home with influenza and pneu-
nonia for the past two weeks. is row
convalescing.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
At O'CLOCK DIME p
Mrs. J. A. Henderson. entertained q
few friends at o'clock dinner al
her home on Rudd avenue Tuesday
evening, complimentary to Mrs. T3r
reg, OF Pueblo. who is the guest OF hei
sister. Mrs. Harry Kenton. " 3
tsNoW STORM lNTERFEREsAUAlt
WITH MOTOR fhlf
Plans were made by County Agricul
turist r. r. jeffrey and Messrs. }. T
Tingie and W. P. Yetter, representa-
tives of the State Agricultural Col
lege at Fort Collins. to motor to, Coto
paxi, Coaldale. Howard and othe,
points in the western part of the
county this morning in the interest o.
the work of the farm bureau. but the
coming of the equinoxial storm Thurs
day night rendered such visit i'm
possible. They visited Wetmore and
the Upper Hardscrabble district OF
Thursday in connection with agricul
tural matters. They report the pub
lie schools in that section closed OF
account of a second outbreak Of the
influenza.
DR.. FuLKERsoN HAS
SUCCESSFUL TRif
Rev. DR.. e. r. Fukerson O: 90i
South Third street, South Canon, re
\ turned home Thursday night from q
several weeks lecturing trip through
Iowa in the interest of the centenary
fund of the foreign missionary society
of the Mthodist church. for which be
is one Of the field agents. He reports
most successful tour. and predicts
that the sS0,000.000 or more which
the Methodist church OF the United
States is endeavoring to raise this
year for foreign missions in celebra
tion of the centennial Of the church
will be secured without serious diff
Guilty. DR.. Fulkerson will speak from
the pulpit OF the First Methodist
church here at IL o'clock next Sunday
morning on "Women's Part in the
Worlds Reconstruction"
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