The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-01
ARE ENTERTAlhiNe
BuENA VISTA GUESTS

ARE ENTERTAINING
BuENA VISTA GUESTS
Mrs. lack Cogan and little daughter
Amelia, of Buena Vista, are spending
a week here as the guests OF Mrs.
Cogan's father, Joseph Esser, and
family.
|ts NOW ON THE
ROAD TO RECOVERY
| Mrs. Joseph Essef, who was re-
Gently operated on at the hospital. is
home and getting along nicely
RETURNS 70 CANON CITY
AFTER EASTERN TRIP
D. g Province. proprietor of the
Canon City yesterday afternoon after
a three weeks trip to Solomon. Kan.
Mr.. Province says that the Kansas
farmer has taken advantage of the
government guaranteed price on
wheat and planted every available
acre with it. Hardly enough corn
has been planted to feed the horses"
VISITING COUSINS ON
WAY TO HER HOME
Miss Nina Scott of Grand Junction
spent yesterday aud today in Canon
City visiting her cousin, Miss Elsie
Davis. Miss Scott has been passing
an enjoyable vacation in the capital
city for the past month, and is on her
way home. Miss Scott and Miss
Davis. although cousins, met for the
first time yesterday.
FINDS REVOLVER BULLET
EMBEDDED IN TREE
| j. A. Van Horn. while cutting down
cottonwood tree on River street In
front of the E. B. Rundahl property
at 519 River street. found seven A.
calibre revolver bul cts embedded in
the trunk. Mr.. Van Horn says that
the bullets had evidently been, shot
into the tree some times during the
winter.
JOE QUINN BUYS
THE NEsBIT PROPERTY
Joe Quinn has purchased the r. G.
Nesbit property at Cl9 College avenue
through Hodgin Sharman The
Nesbits will move to their house on
Rudd avenue after II is remodsied and
repaired. Mr. Quin will take posses
sion of his new property as soon as
the Nesbits vacate.
PURCHASED RANCH
FROM OSCAR QUICK
Herman Wehnes. who recently came
here from Center. Colo has Just pur-
chased a well-improved five-acre fruit
ranch on Logan Avenue. Lincoln Park.
from Oscar Quick. The deal was
consummated By II. c. Hill.
MISS NICHOLS RELEASED
FROM HOSPITAL TO-DAY
seriously III at Holmes hospital for
the past 10 DAYS. has sufficiently re-
covered as TO be able TO leave the
hospital today.
WILLIAM HEPPLEWHITE
! RETURNS FROM FRANCE
William Heppiewhite, overseas vet
eran. who was with an epgineerinr
corps of the : e. F. TO- many months.
returned TO Canon City last week and
is at his home on Locust street. Hep
plewhite saw war at close range and
had interesting erperiences galore.
REV. cAsADY WILL
PREACH THIS EVENING
Rev. Thomas Casady. rector OF the
Church OF the Ascension at Pueblo.
will preach from the pulpit Of Christ
Episcopal church here this evening,
and the public is most cordially in.
vited to be present Rev. Casady has
visited Canon City a number of times
and has large numbes OF friends
here, among them being the members
OF the University Club, of whom be
was the. guest OF honor and principal
speaker at one OF their dinners at the
Strathmore hotel last year. Rev.
Cassidy is a more than ordinarily
pleasing. Helpful and thourhtful
speaker, and q large audience should
give him greeting this evening. He
came: 70 Canon City to attend the ses.
sions Of the deanery Of Southern Col.
ofado. which concluded its work to-
4 day. r;
sREwsrER eoiNe STRONG ~ -
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
D. E. Edwards. representing the
Brewster Liberty Loan army, reports
that $500 was raised Monday in that
little community for Victory notes.
Brewster has been touching the IS, 600
mark In all the recent loan campaigns
while its quota has been placed at
s3.5oo. This time the quota has been
raised to $4,000. but even at that Mr..
Edwards says the precinct will 20
over the top when the canvass is COM
ple'ed. Brewster has made a fine rec.
ord during the war. and she does not
propose to lose out when IL comes 10
''fnishirg the job"
TROUT FISHING IN
LAKES BEGINS MAY
Game Warden L. A. Poteet official
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