The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-02
News Of Fremont County
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MI. Hughes or South Third street
| waataken suddenly sick while at work
Tuesday morning and had to be
taken home.
Miss Dorothy Dixon gave slumber
party to a few of her friends at her
Douglas avenue home last Saturday
night A good time was enjoyed, and
the slumber was "wee"
A family by the name OF Higham
has moved from Colorado Springs to
the old Catlin property.
A public dance was held at the
Richards home on New York avenue
last Saturday and the music lasted
until a late hour.
The Grandpa Hamiltons place at
119 West Catlin avenue was sold last
week.
Fred Singleton was one OF the young
fellows who drove the Ford cars from
Denver to Canon City last week for
the Wann Motor Company. He has
gone to work this week for the Will
liams Paint Company
The Jim Mcdowell family are look
ing for house. The one that they
are now renting on New York avenue
has been sold.
George Duncan has sold his tenant
house on South First street to the
city and II is being fixed for school
for the First and Second grades OF
South Canon.
ing vacation from the power plant.
has returned to his duties
After a pleasant summer spent with
his sons, Ted and William Cameron.
Mr.. Cameron departed for his home
in Arkansas Monday. He was ac-
companied as far as Pueblo by his
son. Ted
Eli Elrod tpent the weekend at the
home of his daughter and family. Mrs
Walter Nelson, on Park Center.
Poor old Joe Martinez, who lives at
1115 South First street, had an un-
fortunate accident last week at the
Santa Fe railroad yards. when a big
bar fell and hit him. causing an ugly
cash to be cut on his head. He Is
under the care of physician.
Franklin Dixon was the victim OF a
badly mashed finger Tuesday. In
some way the digit was caught in a
press at The Record Office 1t caused
him much pain.
The Marcellls family. who have
been in Salt Lake City for a number
OF mouths. are coming back to their
home on East New York avenue.
Mrs. Robert podycomb and son.
who have been visiting at the Blyrh
home. left Tuesday on No. 2 for their
home in CollinsviiIe. Ill.
Mrs. David l.. Robson and daugh.
ter have returned to their home on
South First street after spending the
summer at their cottage at Cotton
wood lake. Mr.. Robson and Lyman
are coming later.
| Mrs. Charles Sell had the misfor-
tune to step in hole in the flooring
OF bridge while crossing, and caused
a very painful injury to one OF her
| limbs
Mrs. W. F. McCiary OF Chicago has
been Visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Laws on Ussie avenue for the last
week She and her mother left on
Tuesday for Denver to visit her broth.
er, b. w. Laws. From there she will
return to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. r Il. Floyd and children. Lois
and Lawrence, who have been visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Floyd's mother.
| Mrs. X J. Neighswonger on Chestnut
avenue. returned to their home in
Wynoka. Okla, Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Bottoroff, mother OF vii
liam Sturtevant of Riverside avenue.
left Tuesday morning for her home
in Gutherie Center. Ia. after a pleas
ant visit of six weeks at the Sturte.
want home.
! George Nicholas and family OF Lake
George motored up TO Canon City last
Sunday and are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Nicholas parents. Ee Van
Meter OF Chestnut avenue for a few
| days.
Fred Cameron took suddenly III
while in Pueblo Monday, where he
went to see his father safely on for
his home in Arkansas. Ted returned
home. but is quite Ill at his home on
New York avenue.