The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
South Canon

bowen anu Ci4iuith nave Dcth 'ioit
ing rela,ives in South Canon for the
past weke. They left Monday for
Los Angeles. Cal, 10 moke their fu-
t1se nome
The water wasturned OUT of the
South Canon ditch October p tor It's
annua cieaniug. The weather has
been so disagreeahe that the men
have had very trying job as the
ditch ison the north side it don't dry
on. enough to hardly work on from
one storm to another
Miss Ruth Mckinley, Mrs NJ. +.
Logan and Miss Helen Logan attend
ed the teachers meeting held in Den
yer Thursday ard Friday of last week.
South Canon boasts of county as
SCISSOR county Judge and state sena-
tor all elected at this November cleo
tion.
Thomas Wood and family. 416 Ben
nett avenue. his disposed of the house
Aod furnishings and belongings and
moved to Kansas.
Mrs. Oliver Singleton of Stanley
avenue accompanied Mrs. p. D. Flip
pen OF Park avenue TO the hospital
last Wednesday. where she had her
tonsils removed.
The A. J. Wood family of brewster
avenue have moved to the North Side
for the winter. so that the children
may attend school.
w H. Trout, 1921 South Ninth
street, os attending the meeting of
-Consistory Masons in Pueblo this
week.
George Fennell, s24 Chestnut. has
gone to Wyoming, but his family will
remain here so that the children may
attend school.
l.. Balue and family, 1927 South First
street, are the owners Of a new 1921
Ford touring car, purchased last week
George Hermann, 500 South Sec
ond street. has sold his home recent
ly purchased from Mr.. Fleming 10
a Mr. Case.
C. c. Snyder and family have re-
turned 20 their Kansas home. They
were guests of B. F. Kindig and fam
lily several days before their depsr
ture
Mrs Minin INSTRUMENTATION ,Mr
Mrs Minnie Mcdowell has moved
lTOIi uti ttilNi near NItDptt AHItth
TO their home on Chestnut avenue for
the winter.
Harry McKibben and family have
moved to GIL Chestnut avenue.
George Nicholas and family have
moved to the little cement house on
Chestnut avenue.
Mrs. Mckinley, 214 West Douglas
avenue, is preparing to build a small
greenhouse.
A. g. Galbraith is getting his green
houses on Chestnut avenue in readi-
ness for his winter veget ables
The Goodnight property on Brew
ster avenue has been sold to strang-
ers who intend to put it all under
glass.
Andy Cline has opened up second
hand shop AT his residence on Chest
nue. avenue.
Glenn Lovisone, 915 South Fourth
strete. has started a grocery store at
the corner of Chestnut and Douglas
avenue, The neighbors wonder how
they ever got along without it.
W. NJ. Cameron. 302 New oYrk ave-
nue.. Is a very busy man these days
hauling fodder and marketing head
lettuce.
Fl. G. Curry and family have moved |
from 1929 Chestnut avenue to 416 Ben !
nett avenue
Alfred Davis and family, II Bisbee |
lane, have sol dtheir property and re
moved 70 Missouri. The trip was |
made in new car purchased for the |
trip
William Griffin of Oak Creek has |
purchased The Hodge home. SIS South |
Fourth street. and moved his fam |
lily in for the winter
Dan Ho cmob. Jr, has returned TO |
Canon City after several years in the |
navy. and is staying at the Charles
Threlked home on Catlin avenue.
Charles Heyl has finished a fine ce-
ment porch on his house. l15 Stan
ley avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quist, 9O3 South
First strete, are the parents of n
baby girl born November ?.
F. r. Becl- and family. 500 Bennett
avenue. have moved to Orchard ave
nue East Canon.
The members of the Faith Circle
class of the Christian church from
South Canon attended a social meet
ing AT tie home of Mrs. George Sher- |
wood Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Ewell 900 West |
Catlin avenue, have gone to Califor- |
mia to spend the winter with their |
daughter, Catherine. They trip was
made bv automobile
VIII Ward OF Saguache IS vf-iting !
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan |