The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-20
Friday
JACK MEYERS BUYS
THE CASE GAR

JACK MEYERS BUYS
THE CASE GAR
Jack Meyers bought the Case car
which was slightly damaged by a
Santa Fe switch train on Wednesday
from W. A. Proctor, who had pur-
chased it from the Case dealer after
the accident. Except for the loss of
two wheels and few dents which can
be easily repaired. the car is as good
as new, and both Proctor and Meyers
made good buy.
COAL CREEK BOY
DIES IN PUEBLO
Weaver Fenneil. aged %, died at a
Pueblo sanitarium last Saturday where
he had been confined for some time
The young man was born in Coal
Greek. and was the son of Moses Fen
nell. a pioneer miner of that camp
Deceased is survived by his father and
four brothers and one sister. The
remains were sent to Coal Creek and
the funeral was held from the Fennell
home there Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, Rev. James r. Burchfeld. off
ciating. Interment was made in the
Highland cemetery.
NORTON BANNER CORN
COUNTY OF KANSAS
Edward C. Paxton of the United
States Bureau of Crop Estimates, a
relative of the Canon City Paxtons.
who has visited here several times.
has just completed a survey of the
corn crop;1n Kansas for this year, and
reports that it will amount to 64se5..
900 bushels. This is more than was
produced last year. but in only five
years since 1874 has Kansas had such
small corn crop. Norton county,
where L. E. Sidebottom, Alvin Side
bottom and Harry Bailey, all of this
city, have milling interests. was the
banner county OF the state, with
2.6S3, ,0O0 bushels OF corn produced.
GIANT PASCAL CELERY
BRINGS COOL PRICE
C. G. Bloyed brought some stalks
of Giant Pascal eeiery to The Canon
City Daily Record Office today. three Of
which weighed So pounds, almost two
pounds apiece The stalks are fine
specimens OF the excellent. quality
which Mr.. Bloyed is raising this year
He has large crop and is getting 81
a dozen stalks retail. The demand is
greater than his supply
JACKSON FUNERAL TO
BE HELD AT LONG BEACH
The funeral OF the late George w
Jackson, a former Canon City resi-
dent, and father of Mrs Charles Hyle
of this city. will be held at Long
Beach, Cal.
PRICE OF COAL
SHOOTS UP TODAY
The price OF coal in Canon City
jumped today from s535 TO Sc a ton,
The advice. came by wire and the price
went up during the middle of the day.
TURNER'S IMPROVING
RUDD AVENUE PROPERTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Turner, who re-
Gently purchased the property at 6l6
Rudd avenue. are having some i'm
provements made upon Il. which in
cludes cozy fireplace and rearrange-
ment of the interior When com
pleted they will have a splendid home
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICES ARE PLANNED
The annual union Thanks giving
service this year will be held in the
Baptist church Thanksgiving morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, The music will be
in charge OF the Baptist choir. which
will be assisted by the singers from
other churches. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. j. l.. McCreight OF
the United Presbyterian church. De-
tails of the program for the service
have not been fully completed as yet.
PURCHASES GREENWOOD
AVENUE PROPERTY
J. G. May has purchased the resi-
dence property at 1112 Greenwood
avenue of Ray Thomas, and expects TO
make his home here in the future.
RAN OVER BY TRUCK
HARRlSON'S DOG PRONTO
The pet dog of the J. II. Harrison
family, Pronto. dog which has been
in the family for IA or Is years. was
run over THURSDAY morning by truck
near Ninth and Main streets, a,
seemd for a time Nh az the dog would
die, but DR.. Wilson Pearson was called
and found no bones were broken, and
that the animal had sustained only
bad bruises. Pronto is reported much
better today, and indications are that
he will survive despite his old age
ABBOTTS OF COAL CREEK
ENTERTAINING THEIR NEPHEW
Creek are entertaining their ephew.
Kenneth Abbott. OF Kansas.
MISS NELL INQUIRE