The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-17
20 YEARS AGO TODAY

that he has sold out and discontinued
his nursery business.
The Rocky Mountain bakery has
moved into the store building for
merry occupied by Wright & Morgan
meat shop.
John Chetelat "a prosperous young
business man of Westcliffe, is visiting
in Canon City this week.
Miss Cora McKeehan is home from
Victor to rest from her school labors
for a week.
Judge NJ. s. Bailey has returned
from an extended business trip in Bos-
ton and New York.
Col. ]. H. Peabody. president of the
First National Bank. made business
trip to Colorado Springs Tuesday.
Miss Susan Saunders. formerly a
popular resident of Canon City. be-
came Mrs. Ed Chetlatt at noon Mon
day at the Catholic church in West
cliffe.
c. C. Corple. representing the Colo
RADIO Light and Power Company. and
Mayor ]. J. Cone went to Cripple
Creek on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McFarlane are
celebrating the arrival of bright lit
tie girl of regulation weight at their
home on Main street. -
Attorney Augustus Macon was cir
culating among the professional men
of Colorado Springs this week
Miss Ruby Shaefer has returned
from Florence where she has been Wis
iting several days with the Rathvon
family.
Alex Mermod was visitor in Flor
ence today. Accompanied by Miss Lee
Priest he made the trip on a broncho
train.
Canon City Comamndery No. 9. X.
t.. celebrated Easter Sunday at the
Episcopal church where special serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. E w.
SibbaId.
H. G. Wetherel has begun the erec-
tion of two handsome cottages on
Rudd avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
Miss Rose and Master Lon Beecher
spent the week with cousins in Colo
RADIO Springs.
N. F. Handy and T. NJ. Harding
were Denver visitors this week.
A fire at the residence of d. l..
Gregory caused great deal of dam-
age to household goods and wearing
apparel,
Mrs. S. E Warwick of St Louis is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lyman Rob
fson.
Mrs. George F. Rockafellov is at
her home IN Greeley for aatwo-~seks'
visit
r. A Raynoids. Henry Earle. T. S
Wells, S. H. Atrater. T. NJ. Harding.
n. F. Hardy, George McRay. J. H.
Harrison and H n. Beecher were ap
pointed as committee by the Cham
Der of Commerce TO. visit the county
commissioners with regard to repair
in the old Leadville trail up to where
1t crosses Grape creek. ?
At a meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce at the court house, at
which President Joseph Nilsson pre-
sided and Guy U. Hardy was secre-
tary. E. E. Webster of the North
American Review made q talk and
$3.50 was raised to be used as a part
of the money to buy a site for the
$4,000 Alabaster plant contemplated
by F. S. Shaw of Chicago.
Two men are working on the Two
Sisters. Copper mountain property
owned by T. N. Howell.
Jesse RAIDER is building $1,000 res
idence at Ninth and Main streets.
The Seveneth Day Adventists have
completed their church between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Mayor-eiect F. E. Thomas has COM
wood avenue. between Third and
Fourth streets.
Canon City High School has been
placed on the accredited list in the
classical department by Colorado
State University.
The Record carries splendid edi-
torial on the life of H. A. w. Tabor
who died during the week.
C. A. Biggs received telegram
Monday telling him that a fire had
cleaned out Espanola. N. NJ. where
he owns a large lumber yard. His
plant was not touched. but his com
petitor was burned out.
A club was organized for the pro-
lection and proposition of game in.
Fremont county. The officers elected
were: Dial DeWeese. president:
Hunter Palmer. treasurer. and James
L. Cooper. secretary.
The Order OF Eastern Star hold
their anniversary celebration this
week with visitors from Florence. Col
orado Springs and Victor present. 4
Contrary to the circulated report
that IS per cent Of the apple buds had