The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-03


can be prevented by avoiding the oak
zones when grass is short and hemor
rhage septicemia may be prevented
by vaccination"
truck is busy hauling and sanding the
road to the Pueblo county line, and
also the Colorado Springs road from
Beaver Creek through Penrose to
Florence. When completed this will
be one of the very best thorough
fares in Fremont county. The work
is done under the direction of Over
seer White.
A. very interesting meeting of the
Farmers Club was held at the school
house last Monday evening at which,
County Agent jeffrey was present.
The bean beetle was the subject for
discussion and several farmers of the
Park are going to try different poisons
for its eradication. The attendance at
these meetings are not what it should
be. Let more turn out to these in
teresting gatherings.
! Morgan Schaefer had big crew on
his, 20-acre alfalfa tract last week, and
no doubt nice return will prove the
result of his labor.
]. A McIlwee cut his alfalfa and
was short of hep to get 1t in the stack.
r. Schedule made his regular trip
to Pueblo last Tuesday. The loss Of
the railroad does not stop business in
Penrose.
The Wyatt boys are busy cutting
and hauling posts which they ship
4 down the valley, loading out from
Portland.
Art Howell is busy taking care of
the gooseberry crop on the Park. The
fruit goes to the Canon City canning
factory. He will start cherry piek;ns
this week.
r. H. Nelson, formerly of Penrose,
now of Pueblo. who met with serious
accident last April. is getting around
on crutches. He expects to be abe to
work in about three weeks.
Cecil Hainlaine, who has been in the
hospital at Canon City for the last
three weeks with typhoid fever. has
returned to his Beaver Park home
very much improved.
Miss Alice and Lucy Ever depart
ed Monday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Lamar. They
expect to return after the Fourth.
Regular Sunday devotional services
at the Presbyterian church at Pen
rose. Bible class at 10 o'clock,
preaching at II. Preaching in the
evening at s O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited to these services.
VIM. Horan was a business visitor
in Florence Wednesday.
Supt. Magruder motored 10 Flor
ence and Canon City Wednesday on
business.
The work OF moving the Gibson
Lumber Company business buildings
to their new location on the corner of
Broadway and Grand avenue is well
under way. E. E. Hainiine is doing
the work.
Irwas stated in these columns last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Bow
man were going to leave Penrose for
Poncho, Colo. but they have decided
that they love Penrose too well, and
Mr.. Bowman will continue as mana
ger of the Gibson Lumber company's
interests here.
J. A. Mints is building a new barn
and. chicken house on his tract west
OF town. Such improvements speak
well for the future of Penrose
Miss Helen Unger of Florence. pri- |
mary teacher In ou rschools last win |
ter was visiting with Mrs N II. |
Worthington Wednesday. returning TO
Florence that evening.
VIM. Moran expects to start paint
ing his new home next week. VIII
says he is going TO do the work him.
self A large delegation Of citizens Is
expected TO watch William work |
ONCE.
+. +. Zimmerman has purchased
the pool hall and barber shop fix.
lures OF Clarence Mahaffey and ex.
poets to be ready for business about
the 6rst. He will occupy the d. ID. |
Bowman building east OF II. Scheu-
bles grocery. Mr.. Zimmerman also
will put In line OF cigars. tobacco,
confections and soft drinks. We sure
ly need n barber shop for some Of |
our GOOD citizens are too busy 20 no
10 Florence and they are commencane
70 look like . patent medicine fsker.
Hair All A. Ilu