The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-26
Friday
RETURNS HOME
FOR THE SUM MER

Miss Nina Monroe, who has been
teaching school the past year at Salt
Lake City, returned to home Monday
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. Monroe on Canon stre-, il
HOME FROM
KANSAS UNIVERSITY
Alvin Williams returned home last
Wednesday from Lawrance. Kan.
where he has just completed Lis third
year at the State University. He
will spend the summer with his ;.ar-
ents at S27 Greenwood avenue.
ACCEPTS POSITION
WfTH PAINT COMPANY
Miss Leora Corrin has accepted a
position at the Keys Paint Company.
succeeding Miss Clara Williams, who
has accepted similar position at 'he
Morgan Paint Company.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
BEING HELD TODAY
The annual picnic of the officers.
teachers and pupils of the Sunday
school of Christ Episcopal church is
being held in the nearby mountains
today. The party left by automobiles
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning.
ENTERTAINING NEW
MEXICO GUESTS
The Misses Rub and Ona. Ready of
Maxwell, N. NJ. who have been rela-
tives here in the city. are spending
the weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Ahart on Lincoln Park.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
MAKES RUN TODAY
The fire department was called out
few minutes before noon today to
extinguish a small blaze in chicken
house at the rear of the premises at
GIT Greenwood avenue. owned by w.
E. Woehler. The fire was put out by
the use of bucket of water before
the arrival of the department The
damage was practically nil. The
origin of the trouble is unknown.
SPENDING SIXTH SUMNER
IN CANON CITY
William B. Laurie. wife and daugh-
ter, Annie. of Marshall Mo-, are here
for the summer and residing at s13
Macon avenue. Mr.. Laurie and family
have spent their summers in Canon
lily lOT t0t past SIX years.
GOING TO SUMMER
HOME SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Robinson and
children, Lyman and Margaret, ex-
pect to leave next Sunday afternoon
for their cottage at Cottonwood lake
to spend the summer. They had in
tended to leave on Thursday. but Miss
Margaret contracted a case of mumps
about that time. which necessitated a
postponement of their trip. Secre-
tary f. A. Bradbury of the Chamber
of Commerce has been invited to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robson at
Cottonwood lake during his vacation.
and is looking forward to spending a
week there with them aoIne time next
month.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
ARE IMPROVING
Frank McGalliard, representing the
Victor Talking Machine Company of
Camden, N T., was in the city yester-
day calling on the local representa-
tive. Mitchell e. Egbers. Mr. Mccall
lard states that the company has
been engaged in making war material
Tor the past Two years, but now that
peace conditions prevail the factories
will be utilized exclusively for the
manufacture OF machines and records.
f.-ns relieving the tension on retail
dealers in all parts OF the country.
The Victor people expect TO do as
much In seven months as they have
heretofore done In year.
FOUND VERDICT
FOR PLAINTIFF
Shortly after o'clock Thursday
afternoon the jury In the damage care
OF William Tcnnsnt vs.. A. u. Roseni
berg. returned verdict fer the plain
tia and hxed the damaFes at s1t0. An
agreement was reached by the Jury
after a deiiberation Of less than half
an hour. Attorneys for the defendant
Esvo nofite Of the;r intention 10 ne
motion tor 40 appel from Ne
county court 70 3 kIHhor tribunal.