The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06


stein cows Sunday which he had pur-
chased at Wailhurst.' three miles this
side of Littlet6n. 1t is Mr.. Curtis
purpose 10 build up first class dairy
herd.
GUY U. HARDY RECOVERING
FROM THE INfuENzA
Congressman Guy u. Hardy, VINO
suffered an attack OF influenza short
|ly after reaching Washington. d. c.,
early in February. has recovered to a
large extent, although he feels very
weak at present. Today he took the
oath of Office as congressman from
this, the Third Colorado. Mr.. Hardy
viii remain in Washington looking
after the interests of his constituents
whether an extra session is called or
not. If an extra session is not called
the new Congress will not convene
until December l.
BURNING SCOT THE
CAUSE OF BLAZE
Burning SCOT in a chimney at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Glat-
gel. us Mystic avenue. at 9:45 o'clock
this morning resulted in calling out
the fire department. The blaze was
soon under control. There was no
damage worth mentioning.
A number of long blasts from the
whistle at the plant of the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Ligst & Power Com.
pany led many people to believe that
the IRE was serious one. The trou-
BILE was due to some difficulty in shut
ting on the alarm.
WE'RE MARRIED AT
COLORADO SPRINGS
A marriage license was issued from
the Office of the county clerk in Colo
RADIO Springs last Saturday to Athal
Paul vermil.ion of Keysor, Colo. and
Miss Mae Agner Gale of Canon City.
Rudy. of Colorado Springs the same
afternoon. The groom is aged 81 AID
the bride "a Miss Gale will be re-
membered as teacher of the fifth and
sixth grade pupils at the Lincoln
school until recently.
THE sToRK is STILL
A VERY BUSY BIRD
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones of sol River street
received word from Pueblo today that
baby girl had been born to Mr.. and
Mrs W. F. Triplett. ; Mrs. Triplett
was formerly Miss Hallies Silcott. a
daughter of Mrs. Jones.
WERE LICENSED TO
WED LAST MONDAY
A marriage license was issued from
the office of the county clerk on Mon.
day to Allen R. Ball of Canon City
and Miss Viola Hazel livery of West
cliffe.
Or. oRENDoRFF HOME
SUNDAY FROM DENVER
! DR.. Otis Orendorn returned home
Sunday night from Denver where he
spent a couple of days last week In at.
tendance at the annual session OF the
mid-western section of the American
Laryngological, Neurological and Oto-
logical Society of the Colorado Oph'
archaeological Society. He is mem
ber of both organizations and led the
discussion Ia one OF the divisions oi
the former. H. A. Hasker of Lincoln
Park accompanied DR.. Orencorn T.
/ Denver and was before the society
for consultation
DIR. Orendorff spent Sunday as the
guest of Capt. w. T. Little at the mill
tary recuperation camp and hospital
at Aurora, Colo, a suburb ofDenver
ard was shown over the institution by
his host Capt Little is the ranking
assistant at the hospital and holds q
position of great responsibility. There
are approximately 1000 people at the
camp. of which one half are members
of the administrative force. a larg>
number of them are Red Cross nurses
Is THE OWNER OF
A NEW FORD
Ben Nitchen is the owner Of new
Ford which he purchased last week.
SPENT SUNDAY IN PUEBLO
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trout motoret
to Pueblo Sunday. They were &C
companied to Canon by Mrs. Cooley
who is their guest here for few days
CARL SCOTT IS
VISITING FRIENDS HERE
Carl Scott "a travelling salesman
who for several years had his head
quarters here, is renewing old ac
quaintances. "Scotty" is now with
the Goodyear Tire Company and has
this territory. He has been with these
people for the past three or -four
years. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Scott married Miss Sileen WfibaI
ENTERTAINED ON FRIDAY
| FOR MISS MoRRIsE>
Mrs. Charles Sells entertained few
ladies at her home. 1141 Park Ave.
Friday afternoon. for Miss Margare
Morrisey who will return to her hom'