The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-12
COLLEGE BOYS THE
GUEST QE MAX HARDY

COLLEGE BOYS THE
GUEST OF MAX HARDY -.
Frank N Briggs and William Cope
land of Colorado Springs we're lunch
con guests of Max Hardy last Friday.
They were here in the interest of the
Colorado College. leaving for the
Western slope Friday afternoon
RETURNED FROM
WYOMING TRIP
c. H. Jones was in town Saturday,
returning from Wyoming, where he
went to accompany his brother, who
has been a patient in Wyoming hos
pital, to their home at Westcliffe.
CHICAGO GUESTS IN
M'kISSick HOME
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. McKissick and
children of Chicago arrived last Fri
day to visit Mr.. McKissick's mother,
Mrs. M. NJ. McKissick, 612 Macon ave-
nue..
Is that piano badly marred or out
of tune? Call r. L. Dick. mon-tf
CANON CITY PARTY
VISIT lola RESORT
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Turner and
son, and the Misses Dora Turner and
Frank Wilson left Saturday for Elk
horn resort, lola, Colo.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
,FROM OKLAHOMA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Roach and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Wauko
mis-, Okla, are guests in the home of
MI and Mrs. Harry Roach.
LEHT SATURDAY ON
A MOTOR TRIP
Miss Edith Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hawthorne ad children left
Saturdya on a motor trip to the east
ern part of the state. stopping for a
few days at Colorado Springs.
HOME FROM
WESTERN SLOPE
Prof r. L. Dick returned to Canon
City last Saturday night from six
weeks business visit to the Western
slope, most of which was spent in
Gunnison and vicinity. Although an
enthusiastic and successful fisherman,
Prof. Dick did not devote great deal
of time to angling. because of the un-
favorable conditions for such sport.
The waters of the Guunison. and its
tributaries, according to Prof. Dick,
were too high for good trout fishing
early in the season. and during more
recent weeks have been kept roilly
and uninviting by frequent rains on
the watersheds drained by them. Not
for many years has the hay crop of
the Gunnison valley been as promis-
ing as it is at present, said Prof. Dick
this morning
WILL LEAVE FOR
DENVER TOMORROW
Frank Harper, head salesman at A.
H. Davis shoe store, who is taking a
two weeks vacation from business
matters, in company with Mrs. Har-
per and little daughter, will leave on
Tuesday for Denver where he will
spend a week or 10 days.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
ASSEMBLY THURSDAY
The Democratic county assembly
viii be held in the district court room
here Thursday, at which time the
party designates will be made for
county offices. The delegates chasen
few weeks ago at the precinct
caucuses for the assembly at Florence
to choose delegates to the Democratic
state assembly in Denver, will COM
pose the convention to be called here
Thursday. The Florence assembly
recessed until the date agreed upon
for the assembly here.
HOME
HAS KANSAS GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Ec-acl cf --.:ie1 I
borg, Kan, arrived Thursday en- route
home from the coast, and are guests
of Ny. and Mrs. C. ]. Fredrickson and
family.
kNoWLTON GUESTS
DEPART FOR HOME
Charles Fester of Pittsburgh, Pa.
who has been a guest at the home
of Arthur Knowlton, for the past two
days, viii depart for California Satur-
day.
DENVER MAN VISITS
kNoWLTON HOME
J. M. Turner of Denver was a guest
iast Friday and Saturday of his SIS
ter. Mrs. W. c. Knowlton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Knowlton
DENVER GUEST
At EVANS HOME
Mrs. Snodgrass, wife OF the general
r7Derintendent of the Victor-Ameri.
- Fuel Company, was guest at the
h"o.e cf Hrss 7r-r'on Evans in Chand-
Ter last Wednesday.
WALLACE BETHEL
RETURNS HOME
wsllsce Bethel. and his aunt and