The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-26
REV. ARMENTROUT
RETURNS HOME


REV. ARMENTRoUT
RETURNS HOME
o Rev. Charles ]. Armentpout ie-
turned to Canon City last Friday night
from Jacksonville. Ind. where he
was called 10 days previously to SOL
emnize the wedding of his younger
brother, Edgar Armentrout. an ex-
service man. on August 49, The
groom is a railroad employe and lives
at Dennison, o. Rev. Armentrout
says business conditions are flourish
ing in that part OF the country, and
that a great deal Of money is being
invested in new industrial enterprises
in the vicinity of Louisville, KY, and
Jeffersonville, Ind
RENFRoWs HOME FROM
THE WESTERN SLOPE
F. B. Renfrow and son, Bemis, re-
turned Sunday night from an auto trip
to the Wetsern slope. While away
Mr.. Renfrow got a shot at a bear at
200 yards, near Trapper's lake. Mrs.
Renfrow, who is in Kentucky, is ex-
pected home in few days.
TEXAS PEOPLE GUESTS
IN CANON CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis and son,
former residents of this city, but for
number of years past living at Dai-
las, Tex, are spending a few days in
Canon City renewing old friendships
and associations Mr.. Davis was en-
gagged in the fruit and produce com
mission business, and is pursuing the
same line of employment In Dallas
with marked success. They are on
their way home from three months
pleasure outing on the Pacific coast.
LOOKING FOR REV.
ARTHUR PIERCE VAUGHN
The police here have been re-
quested to keep lookout for Arthur
Pierce Vaughn, a Presbyterian min
lister, who is wanted on, felony
charge. Vaughn is public lecturer,
and delivers addresses on Questions
of the Day." Democracy" Japan,
Mexico" and other subjects. He is
reported to have visited Canon City
recently in company of his three chill
dren, two sons and daughter. re-
ward og 500 is offered for his arrest
by a Denver detective agency.
HOME FROM
VACATION TRIP
Miss Dora Turner, bookkeeper at
the Fremont County National Bank,
who has been a two weeks camp
ing trip at Elkhorn resort on the Gun
nison with relatives, returned last
Saturday, resuming her duties at the
bank this morning.
UUNDERSHELL RETURNS
TO coLoRAD OSPRiNcS
w. D. Undershell has returned 10
Colorado Springs after pleasant
visit with A. W. Jack and family on
Park Center.
FISHING PARTY
RETURNS HOME
Dr.. and Mrs. Cole and son, who
have been on a fishing trip over on
the Gunnison at Elkhorn resort, re-
turned home last Saturday.
SUNDAY GUESTS AT
THE WILLIAMS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Williams of st.
Joseph Mr., A. o. Williams and fam
lily of Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Titus, Mrs. John Ham and son
and Miss Zelma Ralston spent Spnda;
at the F. L. Williams home on Green
wood avenue.
HERE FROM
CHEYENNE WELLS
Donald Williams was ca.ied b. 'eie
gram from Chewyenne Wells, Col
to Canon CITY. TO ASSET in the T.. NJ
Anderson grocery.
GUESTS AT THE
WARD HOME
The Misses Estella, Jane and Doliie
Haverty of Pueblo are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Ward and
family for the week.
WEEKEND GUESTS
THE LEWIS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith OF Den
yer spent the weekend at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Lewis. s2s
South Fourth street.
M'clURES VISITING
FRIENDS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcclure and
three children OF San Bernardinc.
Cal. arrived here Friday, and are the
guests Of the o. M. StehHn home
They leave Tuesday for Gillespie. III
KANSAS GUESTS At
THE JACK HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of EN-
poria, Kan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Cooter and three children OF Spring
Aeld. were guests at the A. w. Jack
home ON Park Center last week
LITTLEe HOME
FROM VACATION
Dr. and Mrs. w. T. Little and son.
Wilbur. are home from their vacation
trip, which was cpent at Lake San