The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-26

the place by Frank Orecchio. Mr..
Moore was pinned underneath the ma
chine and the driver became so ex-
cited when he realized what had hap
pened that he started the machine for
ward and ran over the doctor second
time before he could be rescued. His
injuries consist Of two broken ribs.
number Of skin abrasions on the face
and other parts of the body as well as
severe bruiee on the left shoulder
DIR. Moore was able TO be out and
around Monday. but II will require
some little time before he RECEIVERS
entirely from the accident.
VISITING HERE FOR
A FEW DAYS
Everett W. Thomas. for a number
Of years money order clerk at the
Canon City postoffice, but now holding
"a clerical position in the post
office at Pueblo, arrived here
last Sunday for few days
visit with friends Mr.. Thomas left
Pueblo last Friday in company with
party of about 40 Odd Fellows for
Alamosa where it had charge of the
work of comforting the Encampment
degree of Odd Fellowship on so candi-
dates Friday night. From Alamosa
Mr.. Thomas motored to Salida and re-
manned there until Sunday when he
came on to Canaan City. He says his
son, Lieut. Bert Thomas. is still in
France and is likely 10 remain there
for several months. probably until
September or October. before being
sent back to the United States.
ASSISTANT STATE
LEADER HERE
Robert r. Lancaster Of Fort Col
Inns. assistant state leader OF county
agricultural agents, arrived here from
Colorado Springs Monday morning
ard will spend couple Of days with
County Agent r. r. Jeffries looking
over the work in Fremont county. Mr..
Lancaster is making a tour of the
state for the purpose Of collecting
more specific and detailed informa-
tion concerning agriculture and its as
sociated callings than are contained
in the reports OF the county agents.
or the So counties in Colorado 2S OF
them employ agents to promote
more scientific and intensive agricul-
ture. Mr.. Lancaster was scheduled to
come here last week. but was delayed
by his work in FL Paso county.
LEAN, LANk BUSINESS MEN
PREDoMiNATE IN CANON CITY
{ An observant individual ventures
the assertion rather shyly that 80 per
cent of the business men in Canon
City are tall, lean and lank.
He starts with us way up the street
and names A McFariane and then
brings us down the street. naming
man after man who answers to his
description of tall. lean and lank. ;
including Dedrick Cooper. Clark
Cooper. w. p. Taggart. Mack Wilson
and couple hundred others.
or course he leaves out Joe Quinn.
Charlie Reeves. w. J. Mckinley, Busy
Jones, Pete Sterling. VIII OFT, Frank
Ia Smith. Charlie Duncan. w. II. Do
zier. Sam Bash, Fred Riede and a few
others who obviously are not "tall.
lean and lank." But we should worry.
The world has TO have both kinds.
HERE FROM CAPITAL CITY
FOR SHORT VISIT
Ralph Dawson and wife of Denver
OF the firm of Mier-Dawson Produce
company are spending few days in
Canon City. Mr.. Dawson formerly lived
in Canon City and was employed by
the Wells Fargo company under Grant
Dickinson He is here on vacation
and to line up beans, early apples and
raspberries for the Denver market.
HOLD MEETING ON
PARK CENTER
The Past Noble Grand association Of
the Rebekahs met last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Ed Jenks on Park
Center. After the business meeting
social hour was enjoyably spent. Ice
cream, cake and berries were served.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held at, the home of Mrs LIZ
on South First street ON July 1st.
WILL MAKE SUMMER HOME
AT coToPAxi
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Wilson will
leave this afternoon for .Cotopaxi.
where they will make their ho.ae for
the summer on ranch.
FRANK RUNDAHL COMING
HOME FROM FRANCE
Frank Rundahl, one of the real
serappers in the big fight, telegraphed
his folks today that he would arrive in
Pueblo today. SO the Ole Rundahl. El-
mer Rundahl and Steeley cars. with
the Rundahi family and intimate
friends left for Pueblo at once to greet
the 19-year-old hero upon his arrival
there.