The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-09

ne NdzdleHe ouuudy SCHOOLS OF
this city and Florence, combining
some 100 or more, had a most enjoy
able outing and picnic in Phantom
canon just beyond the second tunnel
on Labor day. With officers and
teachers ignoring their exaltation and
classes all distinction, they unitedly
claimed the days fullest pleasure.
from watching God make an ideal
morning, while they inotored through
the labyrinchs of great compilations
of the Master Architect of the Rock
les. to the listening of natures grand
symphony orchestra. the reverbera-
tions of an electrical storm, through
that grandest of independence halls.
tunnel No. 2. When throughly real
izing how good and how pleasant it IS
for brethren to dwell together. in
unity. the caprices of the weather has
little effect. With the little folks
darting in and out among boulders
and tourists cars like weaver's shut
lies, not one accident occurred to mar
the day. Although the repast was
quite sumptuous, none of the after
dinner speeches voiced the sentiment
of the sentiment of the aged mountain
woman who told the pioneer circuit
rider that in looking back over her
long life. nothing gave her more JOY
than "the recollection OF the good
things she had 'et.'" but rather be-
cause of the adoption into the royal
family, and that their names were
written in Heaven. while the clouds
rolled by" the roasting of weinies and
marshmallows at the exit of the tun.
mel was very palatable and Anal ac-
claim Of another perfect day.
The NJ. NJ. Club of the Methodist
Episcopal church enjoyed a picnic
supper at the City park Friday ewes
ming. The party included the Misses
Eda Larson, Hazel Ulrich, Helen How
eron, Virgie Taylor. Irene burning,
Mary Beatty. Edith Bland, Ada Bur
ton, Elsie Goodwin and Mrs Frank
Homan.
The Annex Dancing Academy grand
Elks' convention at the Annex hall,
September s, and 10, for the public,
will have a real jazz orchestra.
A farewell picnic dinner was held at
Three Mile Sprig ranch Monday after
noon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Lily, who will depart for Denver soon
to make their home and Mrs Burton
Proctor, who will leave shortly to
join her husband at Imperial Valley
Cal. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Lily, Burton Proctor, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Kern, Miss Roda
Woehler and Mr.. and Mrs. Mollett.
Miss May Jones OF Oak Park, ILL.,,
who was a student at the summer
school of the State Teachers College
at Greeley during the summer term,
and who has been the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Delos
Hull, 41S North Fifteenth street, for
The last two or three weeks, will leave
for home on Wednesday. Miss Jones
is teacher in the Chicago public
schools. She was accompanied by AL
fred Sinden. who will begin the senior
years course of study at the Univer-
sity of Illinois at Champaign on the
the opening of that institution next
weeks.
Miss Helen Dryden entertained
few friends at farewell party at her
home Thursday evening for Mrs
James Pringle. who is leaving Satur-
day afternoon to join her husband at
Crested Butte. Those who were
present were Mrs. Tom williams.
Edna Williams. Mable Dun.
can, Faye Arnold, Olo McDonough,