The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20

meeting OF the women workers OF The
various counties of the state to be held
at the Savoy hotel in Denver, begin.
ming this morning at 10 o'clock. and
lasting all day. The women win CO.
operate with the men in the prosecu-
ton Of the campaign.
Tuesday
WAS A PUEBLO
BUSINESS VISITOR TUESDAY
]. w. Landen made business trip
to Pueblo Monday, returning Tuesday.
is A VICTIM OF
INFLUENZA ATTACK
Sarah Sheldon is i'll at her home
with an attack of influenza,
HAVE NEW BABY
DAUGHTER IN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hundley are
rejoicing over the birth of new
baby girl. born March IT (St. Pat
rick's day..
is THE GUEST OF HER
MOTHER IN CANON CITY
Mrs May Shupp of Pueblo is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Nichols of Harri-
son avenue.
ARE VISITING IN
DENVER FOR FEW DAYS
Rec Kissinger and Clifford Dunlap
left this morning for Denver where
they are spending a few days on bust
ness.
VISITING SCHOOLS IN
WEST END OF COUNTY
Mrs Carrie T. Anthony, county
superintendent Of schools, left on
Monday for the western part of the
county where she will devote two or
three days to visiting the public
schools at Cotopaxi. Howard, Coal
dale and Calcite. She expects to re-
turn TO Canon City on Thursday.
CARTONS FOLKS IN
PATH OF TORNADO
The news in The Record Monday
night to the effect that tornado had
swept through Kingfisher county.
Okla, killing seven and injuring hun
dreds struck terror to the heart of
Alfred Carton because his parents.
and his wife and children are at pres
ent located in Kingfisher county. His
wife and children, he thought, were
at Enidt and his parents live at Cush
ion, all the direct path Of the storm.
ST. PATRicKs DANCE
AT COAL CREEK
The people OF Coal Creek gave st
Patrick's day ball at Coal Creek hall
last Monday night for the bneit of
Mr. Frew, fellow wtoIsman. who
has been sick AID in hard circum-
stances for some time. The largest
crowd ever seen at dance in Coal
Creek was present, over $50 tickets
having been sold in the camps, Flor
ence and Canon City.
Supper was served by the ladies OF
Coal Creek all during the evering.
the proceeds OF which also went to
was furnished by the Canon City or
ctestra. composed Of Mrs r. Morey,
Bobby" Backus and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Strickland.
1ASsick NINE RESUMES
OPERATIONS FOR SUMMER
The outlook for big things doing In
the famous cd Bassick mine at Quer- |
ida this summer is quite favorable, |
says the Westcliffe Tribune. H. g. |
Thayer and associates, with ample
backing. will operate both mine and
mill. From the tunnel level the mine
is to be operated down to depth OF
200 to 800 feet, the preliminary work |
having been begun and in few
months time we can look for some
activities Of former days to he wit.
messed there. We wish the new en-
terprise every success for it means
greatly increased prosperity for Gus
ter county.
WAS OPERATED ON AT
GRAVES HOSPITAL MONDAY
Clyde c. Nelson was operated on
Morday at Graves hospital and is re
ported to be doing as well as could
be expected.
ARE NOW RESIDENTS
OF CANON CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Swope have
moved from the Coffey place on boz
ier avenue to the house on 110S Main
street Mr.. Swope sold the Coffey
place to Peter Jergensen, who cam3
here from North Platte, Neb. Nj.
Jergensen expects his family to ar
rive here in the near future.
BACK FROM a TRIP
TO THE CAPITAL CITY
G. c. Hawkey returned Monday eve.
ming from Denver where he went last
Friday in company with Ailer Bowen
in the latter's car Mr.. Bowen will
remain in Denver for few days
RETURNED FROM
OVERSEAS SATURDAY.