The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-19
CAUGHT is-IMcH
iTRouT'8AvuRpAY

H. u faTker OF East canon caugnt
a 1iS-pornd trout 16 inches long in
the river south OF the old slaughter
house Saturday.
RETURNED TO
PUEBLO MONDAY
Mr.. snd Mrs. John Oraxen. Miss
Edith Orazen and Edward and Harold
Orazen returned to Pueblo Monday
afternoon from motor trip to Canon
Pueblo Star-Journal.
IN NEW MEXICO
VISITING RELATIVES
Mrs. Bob Powell. wife of Bob Powell
of the Powell-Overland Company. left
yesterday afternoon for New Mexico
where she will visit friends and re.a-
tives for month at different points
in the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
motored to Pueblo where Mrs. Powell
took the train for her destination.
GUARANToRs WILL
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
The guarantors of the Canon City
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua fund
have been called TO meet at the Office
of the secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce at s O'Clock next Monday
evening to arrange for the sale of
tickets and plan for the holding of the
Chautauqua sessions which will be
conducted here during the week be-
ginning July 13. The program this
year is said to be an excellent one in
all respects.
HOME FOR A rs
DAYS FuRLouGH
Lieut. George Whipple. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred whipple of sos Rudd
avenue, arrived in Canon City last
night to spend Is days furlough Wis
iting with his parents. Lieut. Whip
pie was in some of the most impor-
tant battles in France among them
the fighting around St. Mihiel
WILL WORK IN THE
KANSAS HARVEST FIELDS
Russell jeffrey, with his friend. AL
len johnson. who has been visiting
him for the past week upon his return
from overseas service in the A. E. F..
left this morning for the Kansas har-
vest fields.
Young Johnson saw some real serv-
ice while in France. having gone over
the top. and was confined in the hos
pital for over two weeks with q bad
case of trench feet"
WILL VISIT YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McClintock and
son, Robert. will leave on Thursday
afternoon for the Yellowstone Ma
tionar Park They will stop at Glen
wood Springs for few days en- route.
and will enter the park from the west
ern portal. They expect to be absent
for month Of six weeks.
BACK FROM AN
ILLINOIS VISIT
J. A. wachob of AS College avenue
returned to Canon City on Tuesday
Illinois. the greater part OF which was
spent in Mt. Vernon and vicinity.
Benton and neighboring towns. Mr.
Wachob was born in jefferson county
and the visit to the old home was for
the purpose of renewing friendships
and associations after an absence OF
nearly 10 years. He says that part of
Illinois has developed 20 wonderful
degree within recent years and that
II is now one of the greatest coal pro-
ducing regions in America. An ex-
cess rainfall in that section OF the
country. according TO wsohob, has
seriously inierfered with farming
operations during the last five or six
weeks.
RECEIVES LETTER FROM
SON IN FRANCE
Mrs. Carl Meigs- of Grand avenue
received letter from her son. VIII
liam Howell. after his name appeared
in the newspapers as being killed in
a munition explosion. The expio.
sion was supposed to have killed
young Howell and took place on May
20. The letter. which Mrs. Meigs re-
ceived from her son was dated May
80, and he tells OF his experiences on
the FIRST Decoration day after the war
Mrs. Meigs las confirmed the news
that II was not her son who was killed.
and is naturally rejoicing, as viii
Howeli's friends.
MANY PROPERTIES
CHANGING HANDS
In taking with T. A. Haynes re-
Gently. we find that he has made the
following sales of property during the
past 20 days: The Sam Bash prop
erty at 524 Pike avenue, an improved
s0-acre farm near Coaldale owned by
Charles E. Baker, residence at 11l4
Macon avenue owned by Hugh Conf
way. twe-acre improved fruit tract
on North Nineteenth street owned by
Mrs. Peter Koch. the Lafe Combs ele-
CANT home on Macon avenue to Dr.
Webb.