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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-24
Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
C. J. and L. C. MERCER of this place
and Billy Smith of Canon City have
purchased the Rainpow garage in
Canon City and VIII take possession
right away. Chester Mercier will
have charge ot the newly-acquirsd
holdings and win move his family Ia
Canon city. The garage here viii
continue business under the name
Of Nercier Brothers. with Victor Mer-
cier as manager.
District Judge Cooper came up from
Canon City again Monday and that
evening heard a case between the
county OF Custer and NJ. Boehm. Mr.
Boehm. II seems. had cndeayored -
close a road through his ranch in the
Antelope country that had been tray
eled for many years. The case was
decided In favor of the county. re
strainIng him from closing the road.
T. w. Thomas of Pueblo and c. r.
Fleming of Canon City were arrivals
here Tuesday 10 spend few DAYS
outing and in absorbing some of our
mountain atmosphere and few
mountain trout should they be fortu-
nate. enough TO catch them. Ever
ett's amny friends are glad 10 meet
him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r vahldick drove
10 Canon City Wednesday to brins tn.
eiris. who had been attending school
there. home with them. Mrs. Gong
way accompanied them on the trip
and went on 10 Cripple Greek.
Dona Geroux spent few days m
the valley and returned to Florence
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Falkenberg wen; tc
Canon City Wednesday on a few days
visit to friends.
Judge Schweigert got away Tues
dag on his return 10 Denver.
Work on the Maverick mine at Ra-
sta has closed down FOR the present
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and Mrs. Marion Lemons and Miss
Geneva Lemons.
Miss Pauline Millincton came down
from Denver for a visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. G. Gilray.
Mrs. Denke rentertained Friday
night in honor of her niece. Mrs. W.
w. Truscott of Salida- Cards were
the diversion of the evening and de-
lightful refreshments were served.
The guests were: Miss Bessie Wild
OF Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beach
of Cotopaxi, Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey
Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Banta- the
Misses Phillip, Stella and Anna Den
ker and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Gran alexander is visiting in
Canon City.
Mrs. Frank Bachelor returned from
California Saturday evening, where
she has been visiting for about four
months.
Miss Margaret Meiten of Salida is
spending her vacation with Mrs. r.
NJ. Lemons
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NJ
News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS

dies, ice cream, and lemonade filed
up. their measure of happiness and
they are all hoping TO be invited again
next June for another birthday party.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' associa-
ton picnic planned for Thursday af-
ternoon was interferred with by the
smumer shower. Quite a number of
the families were ready for the social
event and the expectation was for
quite n get-to-gether. However, an
other venture win probably be made
at some later date for picnic in the
City park by the same crowd.
MIR. and Mrs. Earle Graham took the
afternoon train Thursday for Pueblo
to meet a brother-in-law of the for
mer who was passing over the south
ern route with a special train OF
IShriners on their way to Oregon. MIR.
and Mrs Graham witnessed a team
drill at Mineral Park and also had a
good visit with their relatives. get
ting back home at midnight
Miss Mona Carter delightfully."- en-
tertained number OF guests at her
home on East Elm avenue Wednes-
day afternoon in honor OF her cousin,
Miss Lou Martin OF Nebraska City
and also for Miss Croa Woodford-
Two tables of rook helped the time to
pass pleasantly. Mrs. McKinstry was
awarded a prize of a basket of roses
for the highest score, and Miss khbe
received a basket of strawberries as
a consolation prize. Refreshments
were served from beautifully deco
rated table. Large Strawberries were
arranged IN dainty homemade baskets
and ice cream and candies were dis
played in artistic receptacles. Small
cakes and iced tea filled out the tempt
In gmenu and the favors were roses.
Miss Woodford being one of the
honor guests was presented with a
boquet OF bridal rosebuds. The af-
fair was most happy one in all it's
appointments. The guests of the af-
ternoon included Mrs. b. Wood
ford. Mrs. Elton woodford. Miss Cora
woodford. Mrs. Earle Graham. Miss
Gilien. Mis- skibbe. Miss Lou Martin
and Mrs McKinstry.
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Coaldale

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith went TO
Salida to see Mrs. w. II. Smith, who
is patient at the Red Crossh ospitai
daughter, Margaret Leona. are here
from Florence for visit with her sis.
ter. Mrs. Z. A. Gilray
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haydne are
motoring TO Yellowstone park.
Miss velma Carter OF Denver is WIS.,
ting her aunt. Miss Mamie Boyer.
Miss Isaiah Render came up from
Canon Saturday. She is somewhat
improved In health
William Morgan. Miss Bessie Wild
and Miss Phillip motored TO Salida
Saturday evening.
r r .Lanoue is hauling lime rock
to welisville.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. PralI have re-
turned from Colorado Springs. where
they have been visiting for q few days
Miss Bessie Wild. who had been the
guest of Miss Phillip returned to her
home at Florence Sunday.
VIM. Morgan OF Florence spent Sun.
day at CoaidaIe.
Mrs Emily Lanoue spent Tuesday
In Canon City.
Mrs. J. q. Giiray had the following
Ruesta for dinner Thursday DR.. and
Mrs. Kelly OF Salida. Miss Notes Of
Salida and Miss Pauline Aiil,ingtom
Mrs. Elbert Lemons entertained In
homo rof her huhband 'sbirthsiay Mon,
day. The following were guests: Mr..
-. ~ 4, 4. A. ~ q.
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Chautauqua Plans
are Progressing

A second meeting of Chaufauqua
guarantors was held at the Chamber
of Commerce last evening and several
Chautauqua season. July IS to July
3aowere put in definite shape. The
meeting was presided over by d. s.
Moore, chairman for this year, and
the following additional committees
werenamed:
Committee IN general charge of
season ticket selling: G. T. Stein
sultz, r. A Dilley, Jonathan Seaman,
Richard HouIe. NJ. E. Snow, w H.
Williams and C. H. Duncan.
advertising committee: j. r.
Quinn, r C. Nesbit and w H Clark
Committee on grounds and equip
ment: John Hamilton. A. l. -Ballou.
c. J. Armentrout and j, W. Ruoff
Season tickets may already be Sc
cured by applying to C. A Linkins.
treasurer
Prospects are very bright for the
most successful Chautauqua season
program as announced by the Red
path Horner management is consider
ed one of the strongest and most at
tractiye that has ever been put on
The prices OF season tickets this year
year will be Children under IL, S11O;
students. s175; adults. s275, all in
Guiding the war tax.
Sufficient tickets were signed up
for last year TO more than cover the
amount guaranteed by the local com
mittee. and each of those who did
sign will soon receive notice and re-
minder of these subscriptions.
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Orchard Park

J. 3. Endicott and daughter Alice,
who has jus returned from Boulder.
were callers on Mrs. L. " Endicott-
Mr.. McShane is having { . interior
OF his house retjnted-
W. H. Laizure is painting his house
on Indiana avenue.
a Emmett Marshall and Jesse Bryan
were callers on the X. 4. Dorans last
Thursday
w. II. Laizure has several goose
berry pickers working this week
- Mrs. L. v. Endicott called on Mrs.
A H. Burgess Friday
Jesse Mcdowell visited Otto Doran
Friday.
Mrs. l.. V. Endicott and son George
and Miss Leola Doran were dinner
guests OF Mrs. Thompson OF Wood
lawn avenue Friday.
Mrs. Russell called on Mrs. Clinton
Hockett Friday.
Grant Russell, Orchard rPak's pros.
porous dairyman. has a new dairy
truck, the only one Of its kind in
Canon IL will be a great time saver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Doran spent Fri
day evening at the Scott home.
Miss Juanita Minick is making a
Slong visit at the Scott home on Or.
chard Park
Miss Leola Doran called on Miss
Josephine Scott Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Eddie and Herbert Powell were
Sunday dinner guests OF the r. Z.
Doran family.
Mrs. W. ID. Harry called on Mrs.
Wyatt Watson Sunday.
SIR. and Mrs J. @ GLADDEN. and son
inotored up from Pueblo Sunday.
Theodore Rice spent the day with
Donald Watson Sunday.
August Castendiek OF Westclire
was Sunday dinner guest of J. E.
Doran-
Wilbur and Jesse Mcdowell were
visitors OF Donald Watson
westciife Sunday
Mrs. w. ID. Harry and son Arthur
were Sunday evening dinner guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. r. F. Doran.
Hr. and Mrs. Herman Graves mo
tored out To Orchard Park Sunday to
visit the clay mines and while ut one
of them their car got broke. They
walked to l. ]. Doran's and waited
iii car came after them
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-24
Garden Park

DIR. Hart Goodioe OF Colorado Springs
spent Wednesday in Garden Park with
friends He returned home Thursday,
accompanied by his little daughter
Betty. who was visitor at he home
of Mr. and Mrs .Biddix the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s Langford had for
their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Donough and family. Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Champeau and two chill
dren, Herbert and Floyd Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glenn and daughter Ethel
of Norman. Okla.
Mr.. and hrs.-salonzo Higgins and
daughter Ruth. and son Floyd. return
ed home Monday after visiting with
Mrs. Higgins. mother. Mrs. Lizzie
bury.
Mr.. and Airs. r. w Huskin and
baby were the dinner guests of Mrs.
Bramweli Tuesday.
Leonard Langford. Otis McDonough.
Lawton Page. Charles and Elmer Can
terbury. Alonzo Higgins and Clyde
Chess were at the swimming pool Sun
day.
Msis Ethel Glenn of Norman. Okla
returned to Park Center Saturday at
ter spending several days with her
friend Miss Irene Langford.
Mrs Elmer Canterbury and children
were guests of Mrs. S. G. Chess on
Diamond avenue.
Lawton Page OF Canon City was the
Sunday guest of his uncle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs t. s, ,Langford.
Leonard Langford spent Tuesday in
Canon city.
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Texas Creek

Henry Hatfield who has been work
ing nj Fowler. was aweek end guest
of Msis Anna TAYLOR Mr.. Hatfield
left for the Kansas wheat fields to
spend the summer.
The Texas Creek Sunday school
gave an ice cream and peanut social
at the school house Friday evening
A fair crowd turned out and every
body had an enjoyable time. The
ladies and girls of the Sunday school
served ice cream and cake and later
in the evening the peanut boxes We're
lauctioned. This created lively in
terest and n grea ideal of amusement,
as each buyer and owner of the boxes
We're weighed an dthe difference in
weight was charged against the buyer
realized WIS sS5o5 and the net pro
ceeds s5s.ss. This will be used to
equip the Sunday school
Miss Bonnie Green OF Concrete spent
several daxs with her sister. Mrs.
Chas. McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Toof and daugh.
ter Adalena OF Florence called on
friends Sunday and took in the ball
game during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Challis motored
to Beaver Monday and were guests
OF Ross Smith and family
Henry Hatfield and r. a. Clark. &C.
eompanied by Misses Anna and Isa
bella Taylor. enjoyed the sport OF
swimming at the Wei,syiiIe pools on
Thursday.
MIR. and Airs. W. F. Donka and fam
| lily of Howard took in the ball gam.
Sunday afternoon.
The Texas Creew ladies entertained
at picnic supper at the school house
Sunday evening. Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Smith and family
Mr. and Mrs. A II. Pringie andf amily
Mr. and Mrs W. +. Domka and family
OF Howard .Mr, and Mrs. Earl Forbes
and daughter Leota of Cotopaxi. Miss
Isabella Taylor, X. A. Clark. Mir. and
Mrs. A. l.. Challis and Fred Breten.
bach. Fried chicken and rabbit and
all the trimmings were eserved by
the ladies'. The sumptuous spread
was enjoyed by all present.
Geo peWeese and sister. Miss
Verde visited friends in Cotopaxi Mon.
day.
Mrs. A. H. Pringle spent wednes.
day shopping in Canon City.
c. S. Smith and son Carroll mo.
tored to Canon city Thursday on bus.
iness.
Mrs. J. w, DeWeese and daughters.
Leatha. Audry and rlonbeA. were
Canon City visitors Wednesday.
II. a. Clark visited his mother ,n
Florence Wednesday
!. A. l. challis attended meeting Of
the school board Tuesday evening a,
Cotopaxi.,
John Newm.n '''n.. Of s'lysrsen ba. esss
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sHERIEE-S SALE


Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF alias writ of execu-
iion dated April 20. 1920. and issued out
OF the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial district of the state Of Colo
rado. within aud for said County OF
Fremont. upon n judgment of said Dis
frict Court. in an action wherein the
Fremont County National Bank Of
Canon CITY was pIaiafin. and the Ohio
Cattle and Investment Company. aud
r 4 Miller wer. defendants (which
judgment was assigned to one w. y
Clark. and In pursuance and enforce
mont Of the lien created hy the record b
tn= OF n transcript OF Judgment doclS.r
- said District Court. In relation TO
said judgment. IN the onice of the
county clerk and recorder of said Fre-
mont county. J. the undersigned sheriff
Of said county of Fremont. in said
state or Colorado. have levied upon.
and. ons Saturday. tho 18th day' OF July
:. u. 1890. at the hour Of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. al the front
door ofsfhs court house In Canon city.
in thu County OF Fremont and State
of c,oiorado. win offer fer sale and
win sell AZ public suction to the high
est bidder for ca s'h in hand. the fol
lowing Described property situated in
said County OF Fremont. and State Of
Colorado. to-wit:
The Northeast quarter tNEi41 of the
Southeast quarter fSEL1 of Section
Twenty-hve ts5l. and lots one ~ and
Two teb. being the west half tWi=l of
a.. Northwest quarter tNWLl Of Sec
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-24

prospecting below Texas Creek the
Hewas looking for samsr-
sbit cor uranium
Ed Marrsi .wss a business visitor in
Canon City one day last week.
II A.3Lennon, superintendent of the
Sunday school, extends cordia lin
vitation to everyone to attend Sun
day school. A good attendance was
noted Sunday.
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Lincoln Park

There has been some road dragging
done since Thursdays rain. and the
highways on Lincoln Park are being
kept in good condition for travel
Miss Maud Revert walked over fro;a
tar home in South Canon Tuesday and
called on some OF chr old friends on
the park Miss Maud is improving
in health and is trying to do with
ou ther crutches Of late.
y Glenn Gebhardt came down from
the Royal Gorge pavilion Friday and
spent the day looking after matters
OF business in town.
Ell Elrod is receiving the congratu-
lations OF his neighbors over the re-
cent arrival Of another granddaughter
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson OF Gar
den Park. Mother and baby are re-
ported to be doing nicely at the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ .Hubbeil were both
quite III las tweek at their home on
Grand avenue.
Lloyd Cone. who Is employed for
the present at the First National bank.
spent Sunday on Lincoln Park. visit
ing among old friends.
MT anu aiItH tobtft tontn anu toh.
Robert Jr., have arrived from Routt
county and are looking about for To-
cation on Lincoln Park Mrs. Jones
IL a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Arnold.
Tas family OF DIR. Caldwell. includ.
Sng Guy Hayes, making party of
seven. expect to leave Thursday OF
this week for n motor trip TO Boone.
Iowa. TO be gone about two weeks.
They will stop over at Denver. Boui.
der, Sterling and other points in Col
orado enroute to destination. Mr..
and Mrs, Freeman Van Siyke will look
after the interests of the home on on
Pine stree :during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Cheney and chill
, dran started Tuesday of last week
u aimGtor trip thru the eastern part
u the State on matters OF business.
They expect to be goneten days or
two weeks and may go over into Kan
Mr. aHd Mrs. VIII Chatham and 1T.
lie dauBhter Jean have been guests
~ the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. S.
Martin On West Park avenue. The
visitors ,are from Bridgewater. Penn.
but concluded that Colorado is the
Pace fcir a permanent home. They
have bought fhree-acre ranch on
f twelfth, street. which they will get
+. possession OF in September. Mr.. Chat
man has returned TO Pennsylvania and
!. Mrs. Caatman and daughter have
! AIKEN rooms for the summer with
e Mr. and Mrs. C .Fulford.
F+tThe family Of ID. II. Logan mo-
1ored up,to the top Of the Royal Gorge
Z Saturday night and enjoyed picnic
npper with the boys who have
cbarge OF the pavilion.
Master Wilbur Williams celebrated
70 hfthf birthday anntvcrsary. at his
ome on Grant and Lombard Monday
lernocp. the sAth Wissrr's mother
"a invtted In some fifteen or more
)tle foDhs TO help. him have good
ne anA they INDUCED in all sorts
frolicAome games during the after
"a. 4he birthday cake with can.
Thsk4k-e-l<-- n ~ - "a
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FOR SALE-One bedroom suite, coil
spring and mattress. two dressers.
8 commodes, 2 bedroom toilet sets
rocking chairs, kitchen chairs, youths
dining chair. center table. kitchen cab
met, small kitchen dining table. pic
lures, cooking utensils. milk pans,
milk cans. wooden cylinder churn,
glass churn. stone churn large butter
bowl stone jars and jugs and glass
fruit jars copper wash boiler. clothes
wrfnger. curtain stretcher, vacuum
cleaner, lamps, shoe repair outfit, gar
den and carpenter tools, wheelbarrow.
bird cages, wagon umbrellas, fence
wire stretcher, folding doors. com
mon doors, some other building
material, $50 feet of 1A-inch rubber
hose, a rubber machinery belt. Cali
Canon 63s-P4. Mrs. r. C. Arthur. on
West Canal street. near tunnel
drive. = 1885
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FOR SALE-By owner. five lots and
fve-room brick house. with sleeping
porch and outbuiidings. s27 Allison
avenue 144-14t