The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-03
Thursday
WILL ATTEND SUMMER
SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY

WEEK IN PUEBLO
Mrs. Jesse Jones left Sunday aft
ernoon for Pueblo where she will visit
her mother for a week or 10 days.
ARE GUESTS FROM
PARkERseURG, w. VA.
4 Mrs. C. T. KnowIton and little son
Robert, of ParkersSurg, w. Va, az
rived here on Tuesday, and will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs w. C. Knowl-
ton and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Knowl-
ton at s03 Fs;rview avenue for few
months. They report the weather
extremely hot in the East. and are
looking forward to the enjoyment Of
cool summer in Colorado It is
their first visit to the. Rocky Noun
tain region
GUEST At THE
GIBSON HOME
William Goodloe. son of Dr. and Mrs
Hart Goodloe of Colorado Springs. is
spending the week here as the guest
OF Holman Gibson.
WILL SUMMER AT
COTTONWOOD LAKE
Mrs. David Robson and daughter,
Margaret. and Dorothy Farmer left to-
day for Cottonwood lake to join Mr..
Robson and Lyman, and will spend
the summer at the Robson cottage
there. Miss Farmer will be their
guest for couple of weeks.
WILL HAVE WAR
SAVINGS SOCIETIES
The Colorado Sunday School Asso-
ciation lat its convention at Pueblo.
adopted resolution on Thrift and
Savings and pledged the Sunday
schools of the state to establish War
Savings societies in every Sunday
school. Following is the resolution as
adopted:
Realizing the Importance Of thrift
in the development of our national
affairs and the significant part it plays
in the life of our people. and further
more that the Treasury Department
has appealed to the Sunday schools of
Colorado to aid in carrying the mes
sage of thrift to our young people, be
it
Resolved. That this convention
indorse the movement of thrift inaug-
urated by the Treasury Department.
and pledge its hearty support in the
establishment OF War Savings socie-
ties or War Savings committee in the
Sunday schools of the state.
WILL MEET DAUGHTER IN
sALIDA FOR VISIT
j. Mrs. A. A. Fowler left yesterday at
ternoon for Salida, where she will
meet her daughter. Mrs. Jesse e. Tom
lin of Grand Valley. and her two chill
dren. Mrs. Fowler will visit in Salids
70 ra few days and then will come
| to Canon City with her daughter. who
} will spend two weeks here VISITING
with her parents.
| CALIFORNIA GUESTS TO
/, ARRIVE THIS EVENING
: Mrs c. Riggs and daughter. Bertha
, of California, are expected to arrive
this evening and will be the guests o
Mrs. Riggs sister. Mrs. w. H. Cox
224 Riverside avenue.
HOME FROM ~
KELLY FIELD -.
, Harry Bash. late member Of tn,
Three Hundred and Twenty-third aer'
squadron at Kelly Field. No. 2. Sal
Antonio, Tex, returned home Wednes
j night after having been given an hon
It lorabIe discharge from the army. HI
i was in the military service about l
d months. the greater part Of whicl
g was spent at the cantonment at Sa
Antonio He was mustered out a
Fort Russell, Cheyenne, Wyo.
MoToREp TO COLORADO
hnhnAH
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eawkey. Mr.,
G. c. Hawkey, Toots Hawkey and Mis-
Iva Brewer motored to Colorad
sr Springs Monday and spent the day.
r LEAVE FOR KANSAS
ID HARVEST FIELDS
TO About 30 men have already left tn
10 city for work in the harvest fields
" Kansas This year it will be easy
n procure employment on account
' the big crops. The wages being pa
are good RANGING up to 81 day ar
bra-d
GUESTS AT THE
y, FLEMING HOME
y Mr.. and Mrs. Balm Fleming ar
daughter Dee of Clinton, Mo, are Vi
iting at the home Of c. F Fleming {
IN riverside avenue.
ke LEFT TODAY FOR ~
lily SAN FRANCISCO
'se Mrs. Jessie Emmerson Price left
'ut Rio Grande train No. l this afterno'
ed for San Francisco where she will 10
to her husband. Corp. Don G. Price. al
where she will make her home. Nj
Price was the recipient OF many socl
attentions from her friends and ass