The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-15
HOW is This
FOR EARLY JUNE PEAS

Herbert Daykin is proud of his gar
den this spring, and he has reason to
be. He has early peas, which are
already IS inches high, despite the
chilly condition of the weather this
spring. If anybody has record that
can beat this. Mr.. Daykin would like
their address.
A PNEUMONIA PATIENT
RAPIDLY coNvALEscING
Mrs. Herbert Daylxin OF 253 East
Douglas avenue, who has been very
i'll with double pneumonia. is conval-
escing.
VISITED IN THE
CAPITAL CITY LAST WEEK
Miss Edith Freek of Garden Park
went to Denver last Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Gliding in their car. The
farty returned home Wednesday.
While in Denver Miss Freek visited
with her sister. Miss sigma Freek, who
is superintendent of nurses at the
Denver County Hospital.
WILL MAKE DELAYED
VISIT TO IOWA RELATIVES
Mrs. NJ. J. Terry of S42 South Fifth
street left today for Pleasantville, Ia.
her old home, which she has not WIS.,
tied before in rs years.
PIONEER OF, COUNTY
RETURNS FOR A VISIT
Thomas Thornton of Chloride. Ariz..
is a guest at the home of his son.
Thomas A. Thornton. 903 South Third
street. Mr. Thornton has been a
prospector in Arizona for the last 81
k,xk
resident of Fremont county where
he lived a quarter OF century.
SHOP IN CANON CITY AND
SEE THE SHOW
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Hendrick of Co
topaxi came down Thursday to do
few shours' shopping in Canon City.
and returned home last night after the
show
CHANGES HER RESIDENCE
FROM RIVER TO MAIN STREET
Miss Gladys Pickering. teacher at
the Lincoln school. and her aunt. Mrs.
l. A. Witham, have moved from 631
cupied by the Deppens at 92S Main
street
PASS THROUGH CANON
CITY ON WAY HOME
Mr.. and MRS. Leslie Clearinghouse
and their tow children passed throug..
Canon City a day or two ago on their
way home from Calyifornia. where
they have spent the past year. TO their
home in Pennsylvania Mrs. Gar
linghouse will be remembered here as
Miss Elsie Armstrong.
BRING HOME A
FINE kissELl TRUCK
Adam Brock and f. NJ. Keith of East
Canon returned day or two ago from
Denver, making the trip in a Kissell
truck, purchased by Mr.. Brock through
the agency OF Mr.. Keith
is ENTERTAINING
A SISTER AS GUEST
Mrs. C. A Bateman arrived in this
city Thursday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. William b. Anderson.
RECOVERING FROM AN
ATTACK OF ToNsILITIS
Hazel volk of S39 South Fifth
street, who has been quite i'll with
tonsilitis. is much improved at pres
ent.
HAVE GONE TO
NEW YORK CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Chappell left
the middle of the week for New York
where Mr. Chappell's business will
keep him most of the summer. Jack
and Eric McKellar of Westcliffe have
leased the Chappell home at 1904
Greenwood during their absence.
is SUFFERING FROM
cEDtntfc ItfoN tn kAEE
John Daniels of North Diamond ave
nue. sustained a severe injury to one
of his knees day or two ago while
cutting wood. A wedge few up and
struck the knee, making a painful in
jury.
is ON VISIT HERE
FROM Ell PASO, TEX.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Gibson have re-
turned from Ell Paso. Tex. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Ethel
Hines and daughter Betty.
MORTON CAR WAS
RECOVERED THURSDAY
The Ford car belonging to Dave
Horton, which was stolen some tine
ago, was found Thursday parked
around the Soda Point where 1t had
been left. evidently by the thieves.
The body was changed from a touring
to a delivery style and 1t had been
painted to hide its identity.
The sheriff's office aided in identi-
flying 1t as the Horton car after being
notified of its whereabouts. No clue
as to the thieves has been found. and
no adequate reason has been made
why it was abandoned around Soda
Point.