The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
Twenty Years Ago
Today


Lou Riede moved his Rocky Noun
tain bakery into the room formerly oc-
cupied by the city meat market
memorial signed by the Florsnce
and Canon City Chamber Of CpD-
merce and the Pueblo organixattoD
was presented to the General Asseus-
bly, favorfng the completion Of State
Canal No. i.
Mrs. 8. H. Atwater. assisted by Miss
Goodyear and Miss Piatner. enter
entertained 100 guests at luncheon.
e. p. Earle discovered q large veir
OF coal quarter OF a mile fronf
Chandler with the prospect OF having
one OF the most extensive veins in this
section of the state
Everybody enthusiastic about pros
poets at Dawson City and all anxious
for spring TO come TO see develop
ments.
Canon City business is on the boom
and there are no vacant store build
ines. Everybody happy.
Guy U. Hardy writes Interestingly
from Cuernanaca, Mexico, where be
stopped for few days while on a trip
through that country.
A. B. Dobson, who was badly hurt
while switching in the power plant
yards two weeks ago. died from his
injury. He was buried under the d.
rection of the A. o. V. W., of which he
WAS a member
The Copper King mine began ship
ping ore TO the American zinclead
smelter which ne;ted the owners a
little over 81 a ton net.
The Canon City Leasing Company
struck a rich vein al the 250-foot level
In the Specimen mine in the Cripple
Creek district Experts estimated
that the company would produce be
tween $4,000 and $4,000 during Feb
ruary.
Dali DeWeese announced that he
was ready for the men ard teams that
had been promised him to improve
Ninth street. II was his aim to get
the work fully completed by Febru-
AIRY %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Sartor cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary. Thirty OF their friends gave
them a surprise and presented them
with silver water service.
Charles J. kinnei. a Canon City boy,
opened a jewelry store two doorp
south OF the postonice on Fifth street.
Miss Pauline Helm and Peter Esser
were married at ST. Michael's church.
The Misses Gertie and Annie Esser
were bridesmaids. Frank Chetelat
and Edmund Helm were groomsmen.
Miss Loretta Stegner was flower girl.
They took up housekeeping al Eiev-
enth street and Rudd avenue.
George Walters died at the Central
hotel OF pneumonia.
Delbert Hardenbaugh died at Cold
field and was buried in Greenwood
cemetery.
G w. Bethel presented the victo-
rious Tigers" with So cash prize for
their win over Colorado Springs.
F. A. Reynolds purchased the prop
erty at Fifth street and Pike avenue,
from VIII II. Hodges for $3.50.
r. S. Lewis. J. II. Harrison and d.
J. Hamilton were appointed as an aud
iting committee by NJ. 8. Bailey 10 ex-
anime the books of County Treasurer
Cassidy for the previous year. They
found them o. ". with a balance Of
s44.242.s1.
George Bethel. Jr., Fritz Reynolds,
Ted Harding. Charlie RockafeiIow, Ma
rion Prentiss. Louis Thompson and
Frank Rogers were entertained at
residence OF OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. +.
Rockafellow The dinner. which was
excellent. was prepared by the Canon
City Cooking Club.
The Canon City basketball team won
the state championship by defeating
the Colorado Springs Y. NJ. 1. A. team
by she score OF s TO 6. The game was
tie. 6-6, at the end of the regular
period ard an extension OF time was
granted. Capt. Robert Amick OF the
local Tigers made remarkable
long-dissance throw for goal. The
game was played on the old opera
house floor
c. J. Smith, father of Mrs. Flora
f. Swisher, VIII Smith and Miss
Frances Smith died at the family
homQ Fifth utraot aua II. ~~t..- -