The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-12

tored from Florence Sunday for serv-
ices at the Christian church, and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Jones. The two families were one
time neighbors in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Denis. er were rf,-
cent guests of Mrs. ]. W. Labuth e'a
Grand avenue. Mr.. Denister. a for
mer merchant of Denver, Is brother
way to California for an extended
visit.
Veteran Hfltman was among the old
soldiers who 5ttended the G. A. R. en-
campment at Rocky Ford last week
Mckinley street has been we'll sand
ed within. the last week. and there
will be no complaint in the future OF
muddy roads for the school children
when study time comes again.
Little Janet Williams is reported to
be improving steadily since her re-
turn from the hospital some days ago
where she was obliged to remain for
recuperation, the result of her acci-
dent at the school picnic.
Another of the well-kept lawns on
Lincoln Park which attracts attention
is that beyenSing to J. NJ. Isley on
Park avenue. The green yard Is brill
liant with flowers, and makes fine
setting for the pretty brick cottage set
well back from the road
The three sons of George Brough-
ton came down from Montrose the
first of the week for a visit at the
home of their unc'e, Frank Brough-
ton, on Twelfth street.
Mrs J. Mccartney is expecting a
visit soon from her daughter. Mrs
Michael, and children. of Dawson, N
NJ, who are stopping on en- route. to
visit her sister, Mrs. Elkins. in Pueblo
Mrs. Langston and son-in-law, Ar
thur Reece of Ration, N. NJ, arrived
last week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Williams. Mrs. Langston re-
mained a few days, but Mr.. Reece is
planning for an indefinite stay
| Arthur Brown arrived Saturday
from Milton. Ia, and is a guest of E.
II. Howes on Colorado avenue. Mr.
Brown came on to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Amy Howes, on
Thursday The obsequies were de-
Isyed until Sunday pending his CON-
ing.
George HaIstead and Ralph Lewis
expect to go to Pueblo Friday where
| they will enlist in the United States
navy. George Halstead's posi-
ton in the Graham grocery will be
filed by John Mccartney. Jr-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wenzel and little
daughter. Mary Anna. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Anna Tucker. OF
Sterling. Colo. have been visiting the
past week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Broughton- Mrs Tucker and
Mrs. Broughton are sisters
Mrs. Emil Tobler and her daughter.
Mrs. Sophia Jones and baby Frances
Hope. arrived recently from lola.
Kan. and have taken possession of the
Tobler home on Park avenue Mrs
Jones had the misfortune to fall few
weeks ago which resulted in broken
arm. but is getting along as well as
could be expected. Mrs Tobler IS
having her home and grounds put in
/ order. and will spend the summer
here. Mr.. Jones will come on later
/ in the season for his vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. James kiskadden re-
ceived a "heIlos from their son Bruce
the first of the week saying he was
lust going into camp on American soil
MIR. Kiskadden served in the cavalry
division of the army on the Western
coast for few months, subsequently
working in the sawmills in Western
France. and will have some very in
teresting stories TO re'ate of his ex-
periences on his arrival
Rev. Charles Armentrout called on
some of his parishioners over the
Park Tuesday afternoon
A number of members of the adult
Bible class of the First Presbyterian
church, who live on lincoln Park
Joined the members living in town for
{ class social Tuesday evening a, the
home of their teacher, John A Heck
art on North Tenth street. -