The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-04
South Canon

erlN on klNerSlQe avenue TO JOnn Slr-
hall. who moved in Wednesday. Mr..
Threlkeld bought the Emma Agard
property at the corner of First street
and Catlin avenue and moved in last
Wednesday,
Henry Perkins of Catlin avenue has
purchased COW, horse and express
wagon and with the new ranch he
purchased week or so ago. it looks
as though he was going in for real
farm life.
McMillans on Ninth street had their
public sale last Friday A good crowd
attended and they were well pleased
with the prices that things brought.
They left Tuesday afternoon for Cal
fornia to make their home.
Albert Newcomb and family have
moved from Rockvale to make their
home -on Ninth and Park, South
Canon.
Mrs. Lewis and Kate Konfala were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Mulnix last week.
Mrs. Joe James of Prescott avenue
is going to entertain the Crochet Club
ihh'S'HN vi iiis Ntth.
Mrs. Gearhart of First street and
Stanley avenue, died Monday night at
s o'clock after a lingering illness.
They came here a few months ago
from Illinois, thinking the change
would prove beneficial, but she was a
victim of the flu, and had many set
backs. She leaves her husband and
little 1-year-old baby girl and her
mother to mourn her death. The
remains were taken to Crowden, ILL.,.
for bureal. Her mother. Mrs. Coch-
ran, was with her during her illness.
Mrs. Anna Brinton of 1922 River
street. was a visitor at the home of
her nephew. Lee Davis. and family.
902 West Douglas avenue, one day
last week.
Frank Smith and Eugene Pine drove
down from their ranch on Oak Creek
with two loads of wood for their ia
ther-in-law, w. H. Towns. Ala West
Douglas avenue, Monday, returning
Tuesday. They were guests at the
Towns hope while here.
Mrs. Susan Harrington, SIS Ben
nett street. came home last week
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daughter at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Strickland, the express man,
bought a fine COW from Mr.. Cannon
of West New York avenue, who has
sold his home and is expecting to
leave Canon City.
Mrs Sam Nelson, who has been Wis
iting her folks at Alamosa, came home
Friday
Miss Dorothy Dixon of Douglas ave-
nue. has had slight attack of the flu,
and was unable to attend school few
days last week, but she is better now
and returned to her school duties
Monday morning.
Little Thelma Currie gave a birth
day party at her home on Chestnut
avenue Monday night and a large
number of her schoolmates and init
mate friends were there to help cele-
brate the occasion. She received
many pretty gifts and they all had a
good time Dainty refreshments were
served
Joe Ming and family were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of John
Crowder and family on Duglas avenue.
nhi- VI SlIetl ndS
purchased a flock of Brown Leghorn
chickens of Charles McLain of West
New York avenue.
Mr.. Cannon of West New York
avenue hold his property to Mr. Davis
and has gone to Alamosa He wrote
that he had found a house so that his
family could join him at once.
T. E. Bailey of Lincoln Park has
been working on Oliver Singleton's
property plowing and pruning fruit
trees.
Mrs. Oliver Singletan has been as
sisting Mrs. Meyers at her tailor shop
for the last week.
William StEdevant is busy getting
ready to put in his spring garden.
j. V. Blake is busy getting out
spring onions for the market.
The city council of South Canon
held their regular monthly meeting at
the city hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Bishop, the second grade in
structor at the Alcott school, was un-
able to attend her classes onday. It
was rumored that she had the flu.
Miss Hobbs was a dinner guest at
the Robert Blyth home, 11S Riverside
avenue. Saturday
Jim Seip of First street and River
side avenue has purchased new