The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
South Canon

The South Canon high school pupils
were busy the first Of the week sell
ing tickets for the show At Jones the
atre Wednesday night, billie" Burke
in Wanted, a Husband" They gol
. certain per cent for their 1890 an
nual. g
Henry Perkins of cauin avenue has
bought Ford touring car from John
Eerhan. .-...
Mrs Harold A. DeWeese. Of 11o7
South Fourth street has been suffer
ing from a severe sore throat for the
last few days.
Mrs. Mann was unable to. be to her
work at the Frank L. Smith dry goods
store for a. few days last week, but
she has fully recovered now and is
back to work. - - - -'
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bell and son
were dinner guests at the Ira Burr
home on Chestnut Wednesday. They
expect to leave for their home in Ida
ho sometime the first Of the week.
The Jarvis property has fell into
the hands of a new owner. 1t was
bought last week by 8. r. Stanifer.
= Mrs. ]. T. Calvert OF Brewster ave
nne has been suffering great pain
with an liberated tooth for the last
week. -,+
Mrs. Charles Sell is enjoying a visit
from her sister and little girl
Otto Sell came down from Colorado
Springs to attend the funeral OF his
mother, the late Mrs. BertAa Sell
Mrs. w. J. Davis. Robert Blythe and
family and sister, Miss Agnes Blythe,
rnotored to Fremont Cunday in the
Davis car and spent the afternoon at
the home of Tom Blythe and family.
South Canon had quite a turnout at
the Elks' smoker Monday evening.
They got home in the wee small hours
OF tn emorning and seemed to have
greatly enjoyed the hospitality and
entertainment given by the lodge.
Mr.. Canon Of, New York avenue has
sold his property to- a Mr.. Davis of
Chicago. That makes the fifth Davis
family in the neighborhood, their
property all joining and not one
relative. .lIsiE3ri'i-'
Grandpa Neighsonger has been ON
the sick list for the last few days.
The doctors say he has hardening of
the arteries.
Newton Miller of s12 Griffin avenue
was a visitor in Pueblo a few days
last week on business.
w. L. Marcellus and family of East
New York avenue have gone to Salt
Lake City to spend the summer. They
rented their home property for that
length of time.
Mrs. Bessie Graham, daughter of
James Seip, and family motored from
Wyoming. They report a great deal
of snow in that part of the country,
and they had hard trip on account
of the deep snow and cold weather.
Carl Zengle's two little girls. Cath
crime and Margaret, have been visit
ing at the home of the McGuires in
Florence for a few days.
Mrs. W. II. Smith of Griffin avenue
entertained the Monday Reading club
at her home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Harris had a card
from Mrs. Sth Shepard and the e. r.
Bess family saying that they had
reached their destination and had
nothing but good luck and a fnetrip
Frank Smith drove down from his
ranch on Oak Creek and is visiting
friends
MIR. Boiling is still confined to his
bed from tn eetfects of the nu
Mrs. Tiddy, mother of Mrs. Chas.
Threlkeld, spent the week end at the
home of Wilson Cole and family on
Greydene avenue.
Mrs. Ed Van Meter received word
from Colorado Springs that her
daughter. Mrs. Outfit. of that city was
seriously i'll at a hospital.
Mrs. Ray Threlkeld of Salt Lake
after spending several weeks with
relatives in Pueblo, came up from the
smoky city Sunday and was the guest
of Mr.. Threlkeld's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Threlkeld, of Riverside
avenue for few days while on her
way home.
Mrs. Matt Graham and James Ora.
and spent the day at the home of
ham were up from Chandler Monday
Mrs. James Graham's son. Harve
Gardner, and family on Myrtle avenue
There was a large attendance of
wives, mothers, sweethearts and sis
ters from South Canon at the Elks.
club Monday afternoon. who greatly
enjoyed their royal hospitality, high
class vaudeville and musical program
that was given by that. order.
Miss Larson, teacher at the Aicott
school. who has had the flu and been
unable toattend her classes for the