The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-29
Thursday
Will VISIT IN CANON

community, but now making his home
at Charleston. ILL.,. he says: II lived
in Canon City in 1908. and while there
conducted blacksmith shop ON South
Seventh street My recollections of
the town and its people are very
agreeable, and l am planning a visit
there this summer and falI''
HOLDING COURT AT
FAIRPlAY THIS WEEK
Judge Cooper is presiding at the
regular spring term of the Park coun-
ty district court at Fairp.ay this week
He will be gone till Saturday night, by
which time it is expected that most
of the cases set for trial will have
been given hearing. Judge Cooper.
accompanied by Arthur Fredrickson.
court reporter, left here for Fairplay
last Sunday.
TOOK MOTOR TRIP
TO PUEBLO THIS MORNING
F. P. Smith and wife. Mrs w. G.
Thomas and Mrs. w. E. Galley mo-
tored to Pueblo this morning.
GRIFFIN AVENUE MAN
is SPRAYING ORCHARD
]. Henderson of 619 Griffin avenue
is having his orchard sprayed by A.
G. Sleeth of South Ninth street.
BUYS OLDSMOBiLE
sPoRTsER OF PAULsoN & JONES
Mr.. Owen of Lincoln Park pur-
chased an Oldsmobile Sportser from
the Oldsmobile Service Company,
Paulson & Jones. proprietors, this
morning.
HERE LOOKING
AFTER BUSINESS MATTERS
c. c. Henderson, formerly Oldsmo-
bile agent here, but now located in
Pueblo. is in Canon City looking after
business matters.
is MOVING FROM CANON
CITY TO SUNFLOWER STATE
John Mears of Griffin avenue is
moving to Leoti. Kan, go into the
furniture business.
ARE MOVING FROM EAST
CANON TO NORTH SIDE
Cynthia MCGOWAN has moved from
$40 North Cottonwood avenue to 1719
North Ninth street.
is THE GUEST OF
AUNT AND UNCLE HERE
Mrs. c. Edwin King of Indianapolis.
Ind. arrived in Canon City Monday to
visit her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Taylor, 612 River street.
WILL TAKE UP CANON CITY
RESIDENCE TOMORROW
Mrs. w. T. Little will return to and
occupy her old home at 903 Macon
avenue tomorrow.
ARE ENTERTAINING
oLD-TIME FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Harmon of Kan
sas City, Mo-. old-time friends of Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Scbofield. are guests at
their home at 1924 Harrison avenue.
They visited the top of the Royal
Gorge yesterday and lunched with the
Reel California Girls and returned
by the Skyline drive and tunnels and
then visited the penitentiary. They
are perfectly delighted with Canon
City environment and depart with a
desire to return again in the future
PURCHASED SOUTH FOURTH
STREET COMMUNITY STORE
f. Bottoms. formerly proprietor of
the Palace livery on Main street, has
purchased and is operating the com
munity store at South Fourth street
and Griffin avenue, formerly owned
by Mrs. Deyeroux.
WERE PUEBLO VISITORS
LAST WEDNESDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Huntoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McFarlane and Mrs.
r. w. Irish spent Wednesday in
Pueblo
G. A. r. MEMORIAL SERMON
AT CHRIST CHURCH
!. The annual memorial service of the
Greenwood post, c. A. r.. No. 10. will
be held at Christ Episcopal church at
II o'clock next Sunday morning. The
sermon viii be preached by Rev. Don
Frank Fem. rector of the congrega-
tion, and there will be special music
under the direction of the choir. Not
only the members of the post and vet
Grams of the Civil War, but all affiliat-
ed organizations will attend. A spe-
cial invitation is extended to all Sons
of Veterans. soldiers of the Spanish
American war, returned soldiers of tie
world war and members OF patriotic
societies to be present.
HAVE TAKEN UP NEW
RESIDENCE ON MAIN STREET
r. G. Nesbit and family have moved
from 619 College avenue to 1f21 Main
street.
FIRST OF VICTORY
NOTES HAVE ARRIVED
The First National Bank this morn
ing received its first allotment of the
Victory notes which were recently
subscribed.
REPAIRS TO PIPE
LINE COMPLETED
The repairs to the water works pipe
limo In, f1,a Royal Corya Waro cOru unIaf-