The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-13

| long ago for a visit at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Hulse, on Chest
nut and Grand.
The Page family of Grand avenue
are enjoying visit with Mr.. Pages
brother and family from Oklahoma.
A number OF the neighbors attended
the prayer meeting at E. W. Howes'
home on Thursday evening, held in
the interest of the revival meetings
that commenced this week at the
Christian church.
| Mrs. E. G. Wetherell drove up from
the Hardscrabble district Monday for
a visit of day or two at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Verne Cheney
on Grand avenue.
A good deal of interest is develop
ing among the school patrons of Lin
coin Park concerning the proposed
union OF Districts Nos. / and s. As a
result quite number attended one or
more of the lectures given by Prof
Sargent on the subject last week
w. H Jones has sold his ranch ON
Elm and Chestnut to H. L. Mason of
Gypsum, Kan. 1t will take some time
for Mr. and Mrs. Mason to settle up
their affairs in Kansas. and no definite
date has been fixed for their return
to take possession OF the place
The families of Earl Graham. Mrs.
Wiley and daughter. Mrs. Huise.
made up party Sunday and took a
trip by automobile to Marble cave
where they enjoyed a picnic dinner
in the open among the pine trees In
that locality.
Peter Ostiing OF Park avenue has
sold his place to W. A. Smith of
Rockwell, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrsf Berthold Glass and
baby are staying at the home of the |
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. !
Galbraith. pending the arrival OF their |
household goods from Pueblo. Mr.. |
Glass was transferred recently from
the mail service In Pueblo to fill va |
cancy in the Canon City force.
The Geyer place on Elm avenue has |
been recently sold to Carl w. Rogere |
who halls from the state of Dakota
Mr.. McCrory arrived from Albu-
queraue, n. NJ. Saturday with his
children. Maxine and Robert. whom
he will leave with their grandparents, |
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definite time.
The Mayhew family on East Sher-
man avenue enjoyed the company of |
some OF their friends IA ON Pueblo who
motered up for Sunday
Little Alice Geyer has been kept |
out of school for several days, owing |
to an attack OF appendicitis. but is
able to be about again.
William James OF Garfield street |
has been suffering with blood poison |
ing In one of his feet. but the trouble |
has been brought under control and |
he is doing as well as can be expected |
under the circumstances.
Mrs. Wagner and family of Grand
avenue were very pleasantly enter
tanned for Sunday dinner at the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Maddox on |
Orchard avenue, East Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Merton Chase an
nounee the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Bessie Margaret, to Ralph Hay
ward Morgan on Saturday, April II.
at Stockton, Cal. The newly-wedded |
couple will be at home in Turlock, !
Cal, after May 1. The Chase family !
are we'll known on Lincoln Park, |
tnty clhl oWu MIN 1
Morgan is the only daughter, and has
been living at home since the removal |
of the family to California Their
many friends among whom they re-
sided for 20 years extend their heart
lest congratulations to them in their
new relationship, and their best wish
es follow Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan to /
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Snow and Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Rice took a motor trip
to Denver and Golden Friday, return.
ing Monday. They found the roads
for few miles out of Castle Rock In
bad shape, but on the return trip the
snow had cleared away ana the high
way was In better condition. The
journey was made without mishap,
and had a pleasant outing with their
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Cheney and chill
dren returned few days ago from
Denver where they spent week or
more visiting at the home of Mr.
cheney's cousin. Mr.. Davidson. The
family started on their trip by auto
mobile, but were obliged to leave the
car at Colorado Springs and complete |
the journey by train. Mr. and Mrs. |
Cheney were among the passengers
held UP at Palmer Lake during the |
big snow, which they think was an
experience or a life time" The
baby was exposed to the measles. and
suffered from the effect after they. ar
rived home, but is well over the con
tagion at the present time.
Earle Thompson, who has been Wis
iting the folks on Mckinley street