The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-19
ATTENDED COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES IN CANON CITY

Jack Shaw who returned from Hot
Springs. Ark. not long ago. and who
with his wife, is guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Cooper, is re-
ported to be quite III with the trouble
that has been bothering him for sew
era1 years.
PURCHASE PIKE
AVENUE PROPERTY
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Bash, who re-
Gently sold their property at 524 Pike
avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fuller of
Norton. Kan, have purchased from
Mrs. Sarah A. McRay the six-room
cottage at the northwest corner of
Sixth street and Pike avenue, at pres
ent occupied by Mr. and Mrs. z. v.
Boucneau. and will shortly take pos
session of it as a home. They will
make some alterations. extensions and
Improvements to the property within
the next month or six weeks.
oUERiDA MINES SHIPPING
FINE BUNCH OF ORE
F. Eugene Heatley of Denver, ex-
perienced mining engineer in the en-
ploy Of the National Mines Company,
has returned from trip of inspection
to the Galusha claim at Querida which
is being leased and developed by a
force OF men Mr. Heatley's company
expects to purchase a claim in this
district upon his recommendation and
he is highly pleased with the condi-
tions there. Things are picking up in
all parts of the district and several
small properties are shipping ore to
. he ~ Nc - <<f
$3.50 a ton Mr.. Heatley says there
are many mines in the Que-ida local
ity carrying silver values from $50 to
$500
is VISITING WITH
FRIENDS IN DENVER
Miss Mary Shirley is spending
week or two in Denver as the guest of
friends.
LEAVE FOR THE
TEACHERS SUMNER SCHOOL
Misses Esther Hadden and Helen
Sprinkle left this morning for Greeley
where they viii attend summer school
at the State Teachers College
GUESTS AT THE
vENNINc HOME
Mrs. Pansy Shackleford and little
o0h~ -hattOlAh- vi AldlAnlbdl- ho-s a4t
guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
venning. 1920 Macon avenue
ON HIS WAY HOME
FROM OVERSEAS
Clair Z. Bailey. who has been serv-
ing over year in France. is expect
ed to arrive in the good old United
States the first of the week
OSCAR WALTON STARTS
FOR CALIFORNIA
Ocar Walton. who visited here last
week. has left for California where he
viii visit for several months and may
possibly make his home
NEW JERSEY PEOPLE
BUY HOME HERE
Mrs E J. Kerney of Caldwell. n. J..
bought the residence at 425 Pine
street, and it will be occupied BY Mr..
and Mrs A. S. Grove, who are rela-
tives OF Mrs. Kerney. The deal was
made through c. A. Linkins.
IS HOME FROM
OVERSEAS DUTY
Corporal Frank Stearns. who was at
tached to the headquarters company.
3s7th regiment. has returned to his
home in Guffey. after sojourn of ten
months in France. He received his
honorable discharge at Fort d. A.
Russell.
HAS LANDED ON
HOME SOIL
Hunter Palmer has telegraphed his
parents that he is now on home soil.
having crossed the hillowy deep on the
Leviathon and will proceed to Fort
Russell where he will receive his hon.
orable discharge.
HATS TURNER WILL
RETURN TO NAVY
Harold Turner. better known as
Hats" son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Turner of Allison avenue. who has
been here as their guest on a two
weeks furiough, will return to the
L. S. Rainbow. which is stationed at
Cape May. N. ].
EARL WiLkERsoN
HERE FROM KANSAS
Ear, Wilkerson, son of Mrs Icilius
Mann, who holds fine position in
Kansas with a. large rubber concern.
visited Glenn wiikerscn here for a
day or two this week. Earl is draw
Ing fine wages and Is certainly making
good for a boy of IL.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE
HOME VERY SHORTLY
MIS-. Carl Watson is expecting the
homecoming of her husband soon. he
having arrived in New York with the
Eighty-second division few days ago