The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
South Canon

the high school. 1t was one of the
most enjoyable and profitable enter
tainments that the school has ever
given the different grades had
booths and sold different wsres, and
$3.50 was cleared. The following was
the program and different booths:
Piano solo Emma Schlaeppi
Reading ......... Cora Clark
Chorus. us...........Gi Girls Glee Club
Reading .............M Nina Skinner
Violin solo. Erla Barnes
One-Act Play.
Professor ............ Paul Logan
Little Willie ...........T Theo Wade
Johnny. y................ Ray McCurry
Slow Sam. Ellis Fuller
Booths.
Hot Dog and soft drinks, Freshmen.
Candy and Red Cross stamps
Sophomores.
Chance Wheel and Popcorn Candy
Juniors.
Kupies and Candy-Seniors.
Sideshows.
A Trip Through the Yalps: Punch
and Judy: Fortune Telling: A Kiss
From Mandy; Sweet Sixteen: The
Crazy House: Santa Claus, Willie
Davis, and the clown. the teachers,
were fun for all.
Mrs. Fred Tout (ne Ada Higgins)
has been down from Hillside visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Cline went to Fort Col.
Inns last week and returned home Sat
urday after spending a peasant week
with her daughter. Mrs. viii Wagner
and family. The Wagners will be
remembered as being former residents
of Canon City.
Miss Mary Wright and Nora Nc
Ginley OF Mt St Scholastica's Acad-
envy. spent the day with Miss Dor
rothy Dixon on Douglas avenue Sat
urday. The time was spent in max
ing candy and a jolly time resulted.
Miss Beulah Patterson put one over
on her neichbors and friends Sunday
by becoming a Christmas bride The
wedding was very pretty one and
only few relatives and intimate
friends were present But the com
munity all join in wishing the happy
couple prosperity in their new home
Nathan Kendrick of Douglas ave
nue. has been on the sick list for the
last teW weeks
From the looks of the South Canon
mail man these days Santa Claus has
not surely forgotten very many this
Christmas.
Mrs. Westwater of Fourth street is
slowly recovering from her recent i'll
ness.
A. NJ. Ewell has returned from Sa-
Ida after taking a load of produce for
his Christmas trade.
Mr. and Mrs Smell of Raymer, Colo,
have returned to their home for the
holidays. after visiting their son. Fred
Smell of Douglas avenue, for the last
two or three weeks.
Ed Robbins has returned home from
his trip TO Utah. to hang his stocking
up with his family Christmas eve.
Mrs. James Mcdowell is seriously
I'll at Dr. Graves hospital, caused by
fall.
Mr. and Mrs L. d. Spell made trip
10 their mountain ranch Sunday. and
in spite of the bad roads, returned
the same day with heavy load.
Sam Wrsy of Meeker. Colo. stopped
over to visit at the family home Of
Henry Perkins on Catlin avenue He
is on his way to Missouri to visit his
mother and family.
]. A. Crowder of Douglas avenue
has sure been busy for the last few
weeks hauling and cutting his win
ter supply of wood. and he has pile
of wood to be proud of now, and can
sit down and wait for the coolest of
weather. with no fear of cold feet.
Andy Cline is i'ding a grand new
screen porch on his house on Chestnut
avenue.
Mrs. Seth SheaDherd on First street
is going to give family dinner Christ
mas and expects Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Sheaperd from Cripple Greek to be
with them on that day.
Frank Maynard Of Lincoln Park has
had his wood saw busy for couple
of days on w. J. Davis wood pile.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack Rippetoe from
. Kansas, with Mary Govern. spent Sat
urday afternoon visiting old neigh
bors- and renewing acGuaintances in
South Canon.