The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-01
Monday
NtiLL SPEND SUMNER

In tnGSfEHOS, COLO.i
Mrs. A. E. French and daughter,
Ferne, of East Canon. 1915 Franklin.
street, left Saturday for Hesperus.
Colo, where they will spend the sum
.ner.
IS A VISITOR HT
HUTCHINSON. KAN.
Mrs William Jukes of Sherman ave-
nue., Lincoln Park. left here on the
Santa Fe train Saturday afternoon for
Hutchinson. Kan, where she will
spend some time visiting relatives.
WILL MAKE THEIR
HOME AT. WICHITA, KAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Taylor. late resi-
dents at zz6 River street, left here
q. last Saturday afternoon for Wichita,
Kan. where they will make their
LEFT FOR SOUTH
DAKOTA SATURDAY
Edward Tolstad left on the Santa
Fe train Saturday afternoon for Rog-
ers, S. D., where he will make his
home. Mr.. Tols,ad had been a resi-
dent here for two or three years.
WAS A WEEKEND
GUEST IN DENVER
Miss Bessie McQuown returned last
night after spending the weekend in
Denver, attending the One Hundred
and Fifty-seventh Infantry regimental
parade.
WAS A BUSINESS VISITOR
IN CANON CITY SATURDAY
F. L Flanagan of the Denver Music
Company was here on business Satur-
day.
MoToREp TO DENVER
TO ATTEND THE PARADE
E.. /. Norman and sister. Miss John
son, and Ruby and Stanley Norman.
motored to Denver the last of the
week to attend the One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh regimental parade.
RECEIVES AMERlcAN-MADE
SHELLS FROM HIS BROTHER
James Now has received two Amer
ican-made shells from his brother. En-
sign L. R. Now, United States navy.
who is now stationed at San Fran
cisco. The shells indicate that Amer
ica turned out as good and better am
munition than that made in Ger
many" and that it was used effec-
lively in this war we all know. The
shells are on display in The Record
office window.
TANK STOPS AT
THE CEMENT TOWNS
The people OF Portland and Con
crete were afforded an opportunity
Friday night of seeing the army tank,
and large crowd was present at each
place when the train pulled in to the
station. notwithstanding the lateness
t. <xf fI.<.
weather.
The rain did not dampen the spirit
of enthusiasm of the people of the
cement towns. The special reached
Portland shortly after 10 o'clock and
Little Zeb'' was run out upon the
fat car from its box car garage" and
one of the soldiers accompanying the
tnk made a rousing speech which
was enthusiastically received and ap-
plauded.
: The same program was carried out
at Concrete. greatly to the delight OF
those who could not make the trip to
Florence on account OF the rain.
WAS A CANON CITY
VISITOR SATURDAY
Ernest Ballard. linotyper on the
Cripple Creek Times Record, was a
. Canon City visitor OF, Saturday and
part of Sunday. Mr.. Ballard was a
1inotyper on The Record for year or
more, and he took the time while in
town to renew his ACQUAINTANCE With
the office force.
DIR. IA. DAVIS i,.s :. ,....,..
sARRiyEs. At HOME
DR. T A Ilayis NJ pnr,,and ~,
has been srendipg the, past six monshs
in the medical service Of the army at
Camp Cody. N H., arrived bone over
the Santa Fe Saturday morning. ,hay-
ing been granted q discharge, Or.
Davis has been more than anxious to
secure his release since the signing
OF the armistice In order tbet he
might return to Portland and look
after his business AFFAIRS His many
friends will be leased to learn of his
return.
VISITED HER BROTHER
IN CANON CITY FRIDAY
Miss Mary Heffaran of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. visited with herybrother,
Walter Eastman, of 325 Fifteenth
street, on Friday. She returned to
Colorado Springs where she rs spend
ing few weeks. on Saturday.
VISITED HIS WIFE IN
PUEBLO LAST SATURDAY
Walter Eastman made a trip to
Pueblo on Saturday TO visit Mrs. East
man. who has been very i'll for the
past six weeks. but who is now alb e
to sit up and is recuperating nicely.
VISITED COLORADO SPRINGS