The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-13
ARE VISITING RELATIVES
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iN SNtN9N MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochennett and little
son. Russell. OF Ka-sas City. No. ar
rived here yesterday and are the
guests OF Mrs. Cochennetf's father,
Henry Ferkel Mr.. Cochennett re-
Gently returned from France where he
has been in the military service. They
viii remain here for an indefinite time.
WILL HAVE TWo-cENT
POSTAGE JULY
According 10 a bulletin received at
the postoffice here few days ago
from the department in Washington.
there will be return to 2-cent letter
postage on July OF this year. The
bulletin says: =
The revenue bin approved Febru-
airy "a. 1913. provides that the act OF
1917 requiring 3-cent stamp for let
ters weighing one ounce. or fraction
thereof. and 2-cent stamp for post
ards. Is hereby repealed to take ef-
ect July I. 1910. and that thereafter
he rate OF botsage on all mall matter
of the first class shall be. the same as
The rate enforced October 2. 1877
HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED
FROM BASE HOSPITAL
W. Noble Hopper OF $50 Allison ave-
nue.. who has been with base hospital
unit No. ~. has been transferred to
guard detachment duty at Aiiery,
France. according to word received by
relatives here.
FEEDING CATTLE
At TEXAS CREEK
Because of the heavy SHOWS In the
mountain regions, w. n. Hopper of
$50 Allison avenue. II feeding his cat
tie at Texas Greek and at Echo.
is EMPLOYED ON RANCH
NEAR MoFFAT. COLO.
Lloyd E. Sheldon. son OF Mrs Nettie
G. Sheldon of 11o5 North Eighth
street. who was recently honorably
discharged from the army. has secured
employment at the ranch OF Jean VIII
liams. near MofYat. Colo.
WILL BECOME
A PuEsLo RESIDENT
Mrs. Dryden. who has been living
at sol Floral avenue. will move to
Pueblo next Monday TO make her
permanent home
HOME FOR WEEKEND
FROM COLORADO COLLEGE
Max Hardy arrived here Friday
evening from Colorado College where
he is attending school and will spend
the weekend with home folks.
GONE TO SOUTH DAKOTA
TO ATTEND SISTERS FUNERAL
Mrs. Arthur Branuigan OF s12 Chest
nre street, South Canon. left last
Tuesday for Redheld, S. D.. to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Ray
Neville.
THE LATE MRS.
FRANCES AGNEW PINE
The Baltimore Sun Of March 2 con-
tains the following nice OF the death
Of the late Mrs. Pine. former resi-
dent of this city. of whose demise a
previous reference has been made In
this columns: '15:t
Mrs. Frances Agncw Pine, Wid n
Of Jonathan Woodwork Pine. and d "
mother OF the late Frank w. Pine. for.
mer headmaster OF the Gilman coun-.
tr yschool, died at the home Of her
daughter-in-iaw. Mrs. Pine, at the Gil
man school. yesterday morning at the
nge of 82. The elder Mrs. Pine had
resided with her son for q number Of
years. She was taken III on the day
OF the funeral Of Mr.. Pine, February
3. last. and her age coupled with the
shock OF the loss Of her son. hcr only
child, proved too heavy a handicap for
her and she failed to rally.
Mrs. Pine was born In Canton, o.,
but later moved with. her husband to
Stevens Point, Wis.,. whore the body
vill be taken after funeral services
this afternoon. Two brothers. David
A. and w. D. Aenew. and two sisters,
Mrs. Jamee J, Core and Mrs. .. !. Led
better. al ~of wisconsin, survive. Nrs.
Pines husband died about 40 ysars :