The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-21


brief visit from Colorado Springs last
night, returning today for the foot
ball game between the Utah team and
the Colorado Spri~ > Terorrs. Tie
young men are st-dents at Colorado
College
L. D. Foreman and A B. Augustine
went to ST. Louis, Mo, this afternoon
where they will attend to business
matters needing their attention
Herman Loehr is home from Grand
Junction where he has been the past
week on business matters.
Frank Strack, son of Mrs. Jennie
Slug. COS South Tenth street, arrived
here from Oklahoma Friday and will
make his home in Canon City.
Lester Stoots returned to Cotopaxi
Friday after attending the funeral of
the late Carl Coleman.
Max Hardy is a weekend visitor st
the home of his parents from Colo
RADIO College.
G. W. Laizure and son. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Laizure for the past week, left Friday
for Oklahoma, where they will visit
relatives before returning to their
home in Montana
RED CROSS PICTURE
AT OPERA HOUSE
The Red Cross moving picture film
sntitled. Here and There with the
Red Cross" will be shown at he
Opera House this evening. This pic
;ure is a highly educational and in
teresting one. and should be seen by
all concerned in the activities and be-
aevolences of the Red Cross.
The Friends in Council held their
regular weekly meeting Friday, Octo-
ber IS. Mrs Cleland as leader read
paper on the beginning OF our Amer
ican Foreign Policy" Mrs. Graves
told of the European intrigues in the
new republic. The club had a most
agreeable surprise in having Dr. Full
kerson address them on american
Reconstruction Problems and Diplo-
matte Relations" It is well known
that DIR. Fulkerson has been in the
diplomatic service for years. and was
vice consul TO Japan for the United
States.
About 40 ladies', members OF the
Mission Circle and woman's League
OF the First Baptist church. spent the
day at the home of Mrs. A NJ EweI.
220 West Catlin avenue. Thursday.
The meeting was a farewell party for
the hostess, who leaves soon for Cat
ifornia TO spend the winter Every
body brought a well-filled basket of
good things to eat, which was enjoyed
at the noon hour by all present. The
day was devoted to sewing. and during
the afternoon a business was held and
work planned for the-winter At the
close of the meeting Mrs. McRay pre-
cented Mrs. Ewell with beautiful pin
as a remembrance from the members
of the societies. Mrs. Ewell is presi-
dent of the league and has always
been a willing worker in the church
Her absence will be greatly missed
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Dickinson en-
tertained at s o'clock dinner al their
home last night Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rogers of Howbert. Mr.. and Mrs. d
n. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ros
ers. and Misses Frances and Ruth
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sirhall. 4o6 River
side avenue. are the parents of an sN
pound boy. born Friday night, Octo
ber Is. 1920. at their home.
A sh-pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. A ]. Ready of 9l5 South
Third street. Wednesday night. Octo
ber ls. 1920.
Mrs. Harriet l. MacGregor and w
p. Butler. who have been the hous.
guests of Judge and Mrs. Augustus
Pease for the past week, left Tues
f! day for their home in Minneapolis
MINI.
c. c. Henderson. representing the
Pueblo Oidsmobile Company. wa:
here Tuesday to establish brancr
OF the company in this city.
Mrs. ]. G. Johnson OF Florence was
the guest of Mrs. G. P. Nix Tuesday
Mrs. Jacob Earnest of Luray. Kau.
is the guest of her son, W. A. Earnest
| for a h-ief visit