The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-20

prospects for the establishment of an
alfalfa mill and feeding yards there.
1t was learned that at the present
time there is not sufficient acreage to
supply 50-ton mill, but Mr.. Phillips
is very much encouraged iwth the out
look, and he will return to Florence
Monday AN dtake the matter up with
the directors of the chamber with a
view to securing enough additional al
falfa acreage to insure the success OF
the venture.
Friday
MISS BENSON
A FLORENCE VISITOR
Miss Viola Benson went to Florence
this morning to visit with friends for
10 days.
HAVE RETURNED
TO WYOMING
Mrs. Clyde CLOSER (nee Agnes Fos-
teri and little daughter, Helen. who
have been the guest of Mrs. Frank
Bunten of 706 Rudd avenue. left this
morning for their home at Lander.
Wyo.
CANON REPUBLICANS AT
LINCOLN DAY BANQUET
DIR. r. E. Holmes. A. H. McLain. Her
man Eoehr and Harry Bowen were
among the Canon City Republicans
who attended the Lincoln day banquet
in Denver Wednesday. Dr.. Holmes
and Herman Loehr returned home on
Thursday Afternoon and the other two
gentlemen later in the day. W. w.
Cafky OF Florence was also present.
HAS TAKEN POSITION
AT LANDER, wYo.
Miss Blanche Wing. who has been
the guest o. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wood
and family for several days en- route
from New Mexico to Lander. Wyo..
left for that place yesterday where
she is employed by the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
RETURNED TO CANON
CITY FROM KANSAS
Mr. and Mrs. Holly Rice and family
have returned to Canon City from
Council Grove, Kan. and are planning
to establish .heir home here. Mrs.
Rice is daughter OF Cir. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Snow of Lincoln Park.
FRED SNOW HOME
FROM CAMP TRAVIS
Fred Snow returned TO Canon City
few days ago from Camp Travis. San
F.; Antonio, Tex. where he has beea in
military training for the last six or
seven months.
LEFT THURSDAY NIGHT
ON BUSINESS TRIP
I E. F. Jewett. president of the Jew.
EFT Fire Brick Company, left Thurs
/ day night over the d. & r. G.. for
two weeks business trip. He will
I go TO different points in Texas, Ari-
zona and New Mexico.
FLORENCE AND COAL
CAMPS IN CAMPAIGN
Matt Mcconnell of Florence and
Secretary Lockwood OF Rockvale are
pushing the campaign in their respec-
tive communities for funds for the
support of the state work OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. and the Estes Park budget
Mr.. Mcconnell thinks that Florence
will raise at least $500 OF the 81 900
required of Fremont county and Mr..
Lockwood has the promise of some
fine help from the people OF the coal
camps
THE cAMPeELLs MOVE
TO PIKE STREET
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell and
daughter moved yesterday to sos
Pike avenue into the house owned and
formerly occupied by Capt. and Mrs.
William Mack. Mr.. and Mrs. Stan.
ley ]. Roberts will live in the house
on North Fifth street formerly occu-
pied by the Campbells. Capt. and
Mrs. Mack will leave in few days for
Fort Collins. near which town the cap
tain intends to take up farming for a
| change.
ooUoHsov INDoRsEs
THE Y. M. c. A.
| In a recent letter to Canon City
friends. Robert L. Underwood, who is
with the American expeditionary force
in France, says concerning the work
of the M. c. A overseas as follows:
"Bishop Edwin Holdt Hughes gave
fine talk on Courage at the ~ the
other night. We get some good things
through the " and the criticism
which you no doubt have heard
OF. comes from narrow minded people
in my opinion, who. because they hap
pen to have some personal grievance.
Immediately condemn the whole insti-
tuition. You know that there are faults
| within every institution, but that does