The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-16
The Canon City Record, Thursday October IT, 1919
Saturday

Saturday
NOW RESIDING
AT HILLHuRsT
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Miller of Salida
are here in Canon City and occupying
their home at Hillhurst.
RAYMOND WOOD
IN DENVER
Raymond Wood left the last of the
week for Denver where he will get a
bunch of new bort cars and bring to
Canon City.
LEFT THURSDAY
FOR HESPERUs, COLO.
Mill Wilma Paxton and brother.
Glenn. LETT Thursday for Hesperus,
Colo, where they will teach in the
Fort Lewis School of Agriculture.
is ENJOYING A
TWO WEEKS VACATION
Miss Jean Samuels. operator with
the Mt States Telephone and Tele-
graph Company of this city. left this
afternoon for Pueblo for few days
visit with Mrs. c. c. Henderson She
is enjoying a two weeks vacation and
will spend the remainder OF ii with
her sister in Walsenburg.
A. r. NOVELS
CANON CITY ON BUSINESS
A. r. Novels arrived in this city last
night to join Mrs. Novels, who has
been he guest here of DIR. and Mrs
Fred Reiter the past week. They
will leave in day or two for Gunnl-
son.
MOVING TO NEW HOME
ON RIVER STREET
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. York have sod
their pretty little home on Macon ave
nue. which they purchased last spring
and remodeled. They are moving to-
day to the house at 81 River street
to reside permanently.
VISITING RELATIVES
THE HAWkEYE STATE
Mrs. T. A. Haynes and two children.
Winston and Eleanor. left today for a
visit with relatives in Northwestern
Iowa. They will remain in Iowa until
about November l.
RETURNED FROM
ROuT COUNTY YESTERDAY
Christ Mohr. who has been visiting
the past two months in Routt county
returned 70 Canon City Friday and IS
resuming his work again in upholster
ing and auto top work at POI Main
street
GUESTS OF Or. AND
MRS. c. HERMAN GRAVES
Mrs. A. l.. Wissln and daughter.
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have been spending the past week a.
the guests OF Mrs Wissin's sister-in-
law. Mrs. C. Herman Graves. 1903
Macon avenue.
CHARLES CLARK HOME
FOR SHORT VISIT
C. V. Clark of 215 North Sixth street
returned home for short visit few
days ago after spending six weeks or
two months at Leadville and various
points in Utah in connection with his
trade as a stone mason. Mr.. Clark
VIII probably return to the West at
the conclusion of his stay in this city
STILL ANOTHER
0AHLiA BOUQUET
The most recent bouquet to be
brought to The Record office Is q
handsome cluster of vari-colored
dahlias, grown In the garden of Mrs
L. F. Schwab at 500 Greenwood ave
rue, which, was p aced on exhibition
this morning. There are some unusua'
and exceptionally attractive varieties
in the collection. and they are greatly
admired by all who have seen them.
PARTICULARLY in view OF the fact that
lack Frost viii soon claim all such
flowers as his own.
TRIO HUGHART RESIGNS
HIS SALIDA POSITION
T. c. Hurhart. who has been mana
ger of the local telephone exchange
for several years. left Tuesday for
Denver. He has not yet decided on
a permanent location. Mrs. Hughart
with the children is at present in
Canon City with her parents.-Salida
Record
PENNEY STORE
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. f. d. Hubbard entertained the
employees and their families of the j.
c. Penney store at birthday party at
her home. $40 Greenwood avenue. last
night, in honor of her husbands birth
day. The evening was spent in games
IN da recitation by Miss Edna Bur
,ess. Delightful refreshments were
ierved and a beautiful pin with
was presented to Mr.. Hub