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

Misses Mae and Elsie Bower.
Spent Sunday at Three
Mile Springs Ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herbert and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Colgate of
South Canon, were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mol
lett of Three Mile Spring.
Mrs. Roy Turner
Entertains Guest -
Miss Evelyn Adams, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Roy Turner (nee
Eta Walton) for the past three days.
will return to her home in Pueblo this
evening.
Visiting Friends
In saiida.
Harold Turner, Of S24 Allison Ave-,
is visiting friends at Salida, Colorado.
Left This Morning
For the Capital City.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wood and
daughter. Miss Roxy Wood, and Mrs
Alva B. Wood, left this morning for
Denver where they will spend the
week The former will attend con-
vention of the retail coal dealers of
the state Mrs. Alva Wood will be
the guest of her sisters while in Den
YER.
Twin Sons Born
In lovinger Family.
]. W. Lovinger of All River street
received word today from his son. Z.
w. Lovinger of McCleIland. Mo-. that
he is the happy father of twin boys.
born day or two ago.
Fished on Texas
Creek Last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Wood and DR.
and Mrs. F. w. Reiter spent portion
of Sunday fishing on Texas creek.
They came home with large number
of the finny tribe.
Visited Coal Creek
and Florence Saturday.
Mrs. d. S. Jones OF 900 Woodlawn
avenue visited in Coal Creek and Flor
ence Saturday.
First Republic Cords In
Colorado Sold Here.
The Canon Rubber Company has
sold in Canon City the first pair OF
Republic Cord tires to be received in
Colorado. The Republic cords have
not been put on the market in Colo
RADIO until just short time ago. and
a special order for the Overman car
enabled The Canon Rubber Company
to make the first sale in this state.
Accepts Position With
Packing Corporation.
Emmerson Gross of Tulsa, Okla,
has been appointed assistant office
manager of the Colorado Packing Cor
poration. and has been looking after
the duties of that office since his ar
rival here about three weeks ago. Mr..
Gross is an able office man, and is
proving himself to be an excellent as
sistant to Senator George L. Bacon.
Col. Spafford Here
To Spend the >SLmmer.
Col. F. L. Spafford Of Chicago. who
il on the retired list of Wilson &
Company, prominent packer arrived
here few days ago to spend goodly
portion of the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Bacon and saniIy. Col
Spafford is a relative of Mrs. Bacon's
mother. He travelled for Wilson &
Company for 25 years and was retired
with a pension
Was Sunday Guest
Of Brother Here.
C. c. Dickson. of Avondale. Colorado,
spent Sunday here with his brother,
DR.. Homer Dickson and family, of us
Floral Avenue.
Has Pretty Bed Of
Lemon Lilies
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wylie, of 709 Mystic
Avenue. has very pretty bed of
Lemon Lilies. She expects the
white lilies to be in bloom soon
Has Booked the
First Tourist Party.
Secretary E. A. Bradbury OF the
Chamber of Commerce few days ago
booked the first tourist part of the
season. 1t was a Raymond -Whitcomb
party Of Boston people. and will be
here July 8, en- route to the Yellow
stone National Park and the Pacific
coast. It's members will be taken on
an automobile trip to the op of the
Royal Gorge and over the Skyline
drive on their arrival here. Several
large excursion parties are expected
here the last of this month and abou'
July /. but only the one allusled to
has announced IT'S schedule of arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
RockafeIlow Here.
Charles Custer Rockafellow, vice
president and cashier of the Costilla
County Bank. al San Acacio. Colo,
with his wife and two little daughters,
en- route home from visit with Mrs.
Rockafellow's parents at Summit. N.
Y. arrived here Sunday evening for
brief visit with the formers par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Rockafel-