The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Monday


Mr. Emmerson has been visiting
relatives in the city for the past
week. He is a cousin of Mrs. Charles
Colon. 129 Greenwood avenue, Mrs.
John Burgson, 124 Greenwood ave-
nue. and P NJ. Carlson Of Four Mile.
Judge NJ. B. Wiley stopped of Sat
day and made brief visit in the city,
en- route to Westcliffe from Pueblo,
where he will preside over the dis
trict court, now in session.
T. c. Balman and his father, T. D.
Balman. were weekend visitors with
the family at their home on Rudd ave-
nue.
Holly Rice, Gilbert Stiers and Paul
Jones left for Denver Sunday to at
tend the Oldsmobile convention, and
spend few days looking after busi-
ness.
Mrs. Holbrook arrived in the city
from Nebraska Friday last to visit her
sister. Mrs. Hal Galley, for a week or
So Mrs. Holbrook has many friends
here who will remember her as Mrs.
Agnes Pommel.
Ed Morrison. who has been en-
ployed for the past year at Salt Lake
City, Utah, returned home Saturday
afternoon for visit of two weeks
with his mother, Mrs. ]. ]. Morrison.
Miss Irene burning has accepted
the position of bookkeeper for the
new Cooperative store, which is now
opened at the ofrmer Blue Front To-
cation.
Mrs. ]. j Morrison, Ed and Joe Nor
rison went to Pueblo Saturday eve
nIng where tlfey made a brief visit
with friends.
The stores in the city are largely in
holiday array at present, attractively
garlanded with Christmas greens and
presenting a festive spirit in keeping
with the season.
Archie Mcdonald who is connected
with the Continental Oil Company
at Colorado Springs. and DR.. T. A.
Mcintyre also of the same city, were
visitors in Canon City over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank p Smith, Mrs.
w. A. Chapson, Mrs. Charles Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs Madse Madsen and Mrs.
Winnie Hoover motored to Pueblo on
Sunday afternoon to attend the spe-
ciaI services held in the new Christian
Science church, which has just been
completed, and held their initial serv-
ices Sunday.
Ed Gudner of Logan street who
has spent the past summer and fall at
Lyons, Kan, where he owns 16 quar-
ter sections of land, looking after his
interests in that sections returned
home to spend the holidays. He re-
de oF hue baIc Rf
wheat are piled up with no market
for it, and that wheat is now selling at
SIPS bushel, while corn is quoted dt
80 cents bushel
Mrs. G. S. Warner of Concrete is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
l.. H. Bancroft for the weekend.
Will Greeney of Westcliffe was a
weekend visitor at the Strathmore
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Maple Harl motored
down from Denver Friday and are the
guests of Mr.. Harris mother, Mrs. B.
E. Harl for a brief visit.
Mrs. James Turnbull of Houston.
Tex, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Troutman for brief visit.
Mr. Turnbull is former resident of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richards OF
Colorado Springs stopped over to
spend the day with friends in the city
last Friday, returning from a motor
trip to San Diego, Cal.
Father Don Frank Fem has reas-
sumed the charge of st. Adams Ep.s-
copal church at Florence, and con-
Quoted services there Friday morn
ing. returning home in the afternoon.
w. II. R. Dye, formerly proprietor
of the Strathmore. was in the city
Wednesday trying to locate his for
mer night clerk of the Rainbow hotel
in Salida who took French leave with
Mr.. Dyes car and $50.
j. ]. Williamson and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, departed Friday after
noon, accompanying the remains Of the
late Mrs Dorethy May Wi hanson
who died in tnis city Thursday. 10
TYLER. Tex. for BURIAL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williamson and daughter came here
SOM three months ago from Little
Rock. Ark. in the hope that the eli
mate would be of benefit to Mrs Will
hanson. Mr. williamson contem-
plates returning to Canon City later