The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
lent quality and finds ready mark
with the big commission companies
WILL PREACH AT
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY

Rev. ]. NJ. Robinson. pastor of the
congregation of the Baptist church at
Fruita, en- route home to the Western
slope from the Baptist convention in
Pueblo, will preach from the pulpit
of the First Baptist church here at
the regular services Sunday morning
and eveninga Rev. Robinson. who is
a Georgian by birth, has been pastor
of the church at Fruita during the
last four years.
HOME FROM THE
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
G. R. Tanner. DIR. and Mrs. c. H.
Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ander-
son, Mrs. Beulah Lane. Mrs. Ida Bur
ford and Mrs G. v. Hodgin attended
the Baptist state convention in Pueblo
this week as delegates from the
Canon City Baptist church. he con-
vention met for organization Monday
evening and adjourned Thursday aft
ernoon. There was large attend
ance and the proceedings were of ex-
ceptionai interest. Mr. Tanner was
elected first vice president of the con-
vention. Mr.. Tanner has been a
member of the convention for more
than 80 years and has held all of the
offices and honors in its gifts. Some
of the Canon City delegates came
home Thursday evening. but others
did not arrive until Friday.
PASSED THROUGH HERE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
w. F. McCaffetry. chief special
agent of the d. & R. G. railroad, and
at one time chief of police at Pueblo,
who lost his right hand a few weeks
ago by the accidental discharge of his
rifle while hunting with party of
friends near Leadville, passed through
Canon City last Thursday on Rio
Grande train No. . en- route home
from Leadville. where he has been un-
dergoing treatment in the hospital.
Mr.. McCafferty is recovering nicely
from the effects of his wound and his
friends expect that he will shortly be
back at his office in the Union station
building at Pueblo.
RETURNED FROM
IOWA WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Leslie Stevenson and little
son. who have been, visiting in Iowa
with relatives for the past six weeks,
returned to Canon City. Wednesday.
NEW CAR OWNERS
OF RECENT PURCHASE
Newton B. King, l.. 5. Spangler and
r. w. Thompson are recent purchas-
ers of Dodge Brothers cars from the
Canon Auto Company.
DOUBLE FUNERAL AT
a double funeral win take place from
Wilson's undertaking chapel, 52S Nam
street, at o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon when Rev. Guy Guy E Konke
of the First Methodist church viii
conduct services over the remains oi
the late F. Z. Poston and l.. G. Wand
feldt. both OF whom We're residents a
the |. o. o F. home. Mr.. Posten dice
at 1890 O'Clock Sunday morning. octo
Der 10. ard Mr. Wandfeldt at 11:3'
! last Wednesday night. The de
ceased both came TO Canon City from
/ Denver.
| GUESTS AT TIE
MfKESELL RANCH
/ Mr. and Mrs Jack Glaze of Canoi
I City, Miss Gertrude Snider of Denver
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon White of Waugh
Mont. and Mrs. F. c. White of Eigh
Mile Park. were guests at the Mike
sell ranch last week. Mr.. and Mrs
I Vernon White and little son Billie
left last Tuesday for Denver for tn
winter months.
CAME UP TO BOSS
IlHIS FOOTBALL PROTEGES
Fred Huling, former well-konwl
resident of Canon City, is in town to
day having come up with the Puebl'
football team as their coach. MI
Huling is physical director for thu
Pueblo Central high school.
ARE VISITING AT
RANCH ON EIGHT MILE PARK
Miss Laura Stockwell of Puebol AM
Miss Charlotte Bignell of Denver ar,
house guests at the Mikesell rancl
on Eight Mile Park.
DONALD MONTGOMERY
IN TOWN TODAY
Donald Montgomery. forme
Canon City boy, but at present a resi-
dent of Pueblo, came up from thu
Steel City this morning with the Cen
trail high school football squad. ant
will report this afternoons game fol
the Pueblo Chieftain, OF which he il
the editor of the sporting page Don
aid went to France with the A E. F
and had some actual fighting exper
fences with the Boches before the
armistice was signed.
Mrs. Heath Wants
Butter Eggs and
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