The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
South Canon

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Mrs. Forest Smell. s2e Bennett ave
nue., has been quite i'll at the Holmes
hospital for several days previous to
be brought home Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Smells sister has been looking
after the children and the home dur
ing Mrs. snelrs absence.
Little Glenn Foote, son of Robert
Foote Of West Catlin avenue, came
down from Buena Vista TO spend the
feast day holiday with his father.
Clay Psuls' mother, who has been
visiting at the family home for sew
eral months, left Thanksgiving day
for California where she will make
her home.
Robert Blyth and family were the
guests of W. ]. Davis Thanksgiving.
Dwight Singleton has been doing
some trapping this winter. He has
captured 1s muskrats and three
skunks.
Mrs. Nellie Gelason, Mr. and Mrs.
Pauls were guests at the Frank Dixon
home Monday evening.
Mrs. VIII Smith, Miss Lillian Smith
and Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins motored 10
Florence in the Smith car Sunday
Dan Holcomb of East Catlin avenue
had a toe amputated that has been
causing him much suffering for the
last week.
Mrs. James Mcdowell is seriously
IN at their ranch near Cripple Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdowell of
Chestnut avenue have gone to her
bedside.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Alva Hall spent last
Wednesday evening at the Dixon
home on Douglas avenue.
Charles Crowder and family, sos
Riverside avenue, are talking OF going Z
on a ranch beyond Three Mile Spring
soon.
John Crowder enjoyed a visit from
his son. Sam, and family Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Quite little petty thieving is going
on IN South Canon lately. A real
surprise awaits the guilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell Of
Denver came down to spend Thank
ing with Frank Dixon and family. 302
Douglas avenue.
Mrs. William Chetwin, 225 Douglas
avenue, who has been seriously III at
her home for the last three weeks, is
not improving as rapidlyas her rela-
tives wish, and is not much better
at this writing.
Miss Viva Ames spent Thursday
night as the guest of Mis- Dorothy
Dixon.
Mrs. John Crowder. sl1 Douglas
avenue. is convalescent after her re-
cent Illness.
Leon Tyler has built a new coal ard
wood shed, and purchased the adjoin-
ing lot to his property. s03 Douglas
avenue.
Virgil Marcellus is quite a sports.
man as rabbit hunter. Most of
his spare time is inpursuit Of bunny.
and he always comes home with the
goods.
A. Curren. $50 Garden street. has
putchered his veal, and has been ped
ding the same to his old-time Gus.
toners the past week.
]. T. Cammerson is home after a
six weeks visit with J. V. Blake
The Red Cross made a very sue
cessful drive on the South Side.
]. A. Hayworth, SIG South First
street. is very much improved and
able to be about.
Mrs. Nancy French is visiting her
daughter in Idaho.
II. o. Bibbler. l20 Stanley avenue.
has had his home all newly decorated.
Mrs. Mary STAFFORD has been q real
cripple the result Of fall some time
ago.
William Chetwin. e25 Douglass ave
nue. is doing carpenter work ON the
st. John residence on Macon avenue.
The Alcott annex school. whose dis
trict extends from South Second
street to Garden street. has over so
small children in attendance. 1t
seems to be more children than any
district has enrolled in proportion to
the territory It comprises.
Miss Lillian Robbins is going to her
sisters, Mrs, Wilson. near Cripple
creek. to help care for her father, who
is in the eighty-eighth year of hss age
and is quite feeble.
w H. and Fred Towns OF Custer
county. spent the weekend atsthe