The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27
MRS. EARELL kisslNGER
HAS THE INFLUENZA

Tor short time DefOre gong TO seat
tie, where she has accepted splendid
position with Frederick & Nelson.
the leading department store on the
coast
WILL ARTHUR HAS
RETURNED TO HoWBERT, COLO.
William Arthur of Howbert. Colo,
who has been a patient at Graves
hospital with the FLU" has recov-
cred sufficiently to be able to return
to his home last Saturday.
"FLu" VICTIMS UP
AND ABOUT AGAIN
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Witcher. who
have been quite ill with influenza at
their home, 513 Macon avenue, are al
most fully recovered and are UP and
HAD TONsILS REMOVED
MONDAY MORNING
Miss Audrey Cusack of Westcliffe
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils at Graves hos
pital Monday morning.
ARE NOW RESIDENTS
OF SAN FRANCISCO
Maj. and Mrs. w. ]. Lindenburger.
for many years residents of Canon
City. but for the last year and half
residing at Portland. Ore. where the
former have been connected with the
commissary department of the army.
have removed to San Francisco. Maj.
Lindenburger was transferred to his
present billet on orders from the War
Department and his present address is
room 427, Can Marina Building, San
Francisco, Cal"
HAS OPERATION AT
BOULDER SANiTARtUM
William Isabel, who is in the sani-
tarium at Boulder, recently underwent
an operation there, but is able to sit
up and enjoy life little at present.
He has written for The Daily Record
SO that he will know what the home
folks are doing.
MRS. MOREY REPORTED
TO BE MUCH IMPROVED
Mrs. A. Morey. who suffered tenn
porary nervous collapse white playing
the piano with the Canon City orches-
ira at dance at Annex hail last Sat
urday night. is reported to be getting
along nicely and II is believed she
Will Dt dTOunu de0iI dS uSudi III thC
course of the next day or two.
CHARLES ROBERTS TO
BE MUSTERED OUT
Mrs. Charles A. Roberts (nee Miss
Pansy Allison). left yesterday after
noon for Denver to meet her husband,
who is expected to reach Fort Logan
from the east Monday and be mus
tered out of the military service. Mr..
Roberts, who has been connected with
the army transport, has been at Rari-
tan Barracks. N j., for several
months. He received his first mill
tary training as member of the Sc
lective draft at the University of Me-
braska, and was transferred from
there to Raritan Barracks. He en-
listed in the army with bunch of
other Fremont county boys on Au
gust 10, 1918.
NEIGHeoRs OF WoOocRAFT
PAY INSURANCE PROMPTLY
Katie j. Moore. clerk of Circle No.
12O, has turned over to Grant Dickin-
son $1,000 and to Donald v. Dickinson
$1,000 insurance carried. by Mrs. Dick
inson in the Neighbors of Woodcraft.
NAVE ne OHNEO ~
THEIR HOME AT PUEBLO
Mrs. Bessie Houghton and Miss Sny-
der of Pueblo. who have been spend
ing few days as the guests OF Mrs.
Hutchinson, PIT North North Fourth
street, returne dto their home in
Pueblo Sunday.
cALcITE MAN HERE
VISITING HIS FAMILY
]. c. Durrett of Calcite, who is work
ing up there. spent Sunday here visit
ing his family, who live at 623 North
Fifteenth street. 4
WAS SUCCESSFULLY
OPERATED ON SUNDAY
G.. c. Kramer of 203 South Cotton
wood avenue, was operated upon at
the Holmes hospital Sunday. Re
ports today say that he is doing nicely.
DIED OF INFLUENZA
Ia, ,JUNTA SATURDAY
Miss Edna OFT was called TO La
Junta Sunday on account of the death
OF her stepmother. Mrs. Fred OFT.
which occurred Saturday from pned
monia following influenza.
HAS BEEN DISCHARGED
FROM THE NAVY
Bricn Hastings. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Hastings of Rhodes avenue, who
has been at the naval training station
near San Francisco since last June,
has returned home with an honorable
discharge from the service.
GOES TO DENVER
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Harlan Wood. manager OF the Wood
Brothers Clothing store. will leave fol