The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-18

church that they VIII occupy III the
spring when they return from Okla
homa where they are to spend the
winter.
Mrs. c. w. Chetwin of Douglas ave-
nue. has been quite i'll at her home for
the last two or three weeks-it seems
as though she don't improve the way
that she should.
Mrs. Grace Hopkins has returned
to her duties after a pleasant visito
to her friend Mrs. Robt Blyth at 11S
Riverside Ave. Mr.. Hopkins is employ
ed at the blocking station Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad company, about
forty miles the other side OF Pueblo.
She spends her annual vacations in
Canon with friends.
Elmer Kier OF Chestnut avenue has
sold his two fine milk cows to the
Russell Dairy
his aunt, Mrs. Will Sturtevant, Of
Riverside Ave, has returned to Iowa
where he is employed in the farming
district.
w. J. Davis has been busy putting
in new headgates along the South Can
on ditch wherever they are needed.
Roy Kendrick of Leadville is visit
in gat the home Of his mother. Mrs
c. w. Cheturn Of Douglas avenue.
The little Pearcy baby Of Douglas
avenue had the misfortune to fall in
some way Monday afternoon and eth
er broke or dislocated her shoulder
The child suffered great pain.
Little Dale Sturtevant, the young
est son of William Sturtevant OF
Riverside avenue, drank a quantity of
coal oil Tuesday evening, mistaking It
to be a cup of water. He was quite
sick from It for a while but is all right
now.
William Cammeron of 302 New York
avenue. had his head lettuce crop
damaged by the late cold spell 1t is
quite a loss ftime and labor. be-
sides money to Mr.. Cammeron.
Miss Laura F1emming and sister.
Mrs. Anna Mason, are moving from
avenue to the Hot Springs Ad-
dition. They lived good many years
on Stanley and the neighborhood is
sorry to see them go.
Mrs. Edythe Marcellus Of ia New
York avenue has returned home from
the Graves hospital after an operation
She is still confined to her bed but is
doing nicely.
Mrs. Mary Cline Of Chestnut avenue.
left for Fort Collins Tuesday to spend
with her daughter and
family Mrs William Wagner.
Mrs. Henderson of Chestnut avenue
enjoyed a visit from her daughter of
down Sunday and returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. N. Nelson OF South lst street I,
and little son. will spend Thanksgiy-
ing week with her mother at Monte
Vista.
Chas Smith and family have return {
ed from Missouri and moved into the
property on Plum street. Mr..
Smith has gone to work at the power
plant.
The Edward Van Meter family OF
Chestnut have purchased them fine
Jersey COW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Steinmeyer of
Douglas avenue are getting ready TO
go to California where they expect to
make their home.
Billy Green OF East Douglas has !
been in Denver and Fort Collins on a
pleasure and business trip for the last !
week.
Dan Holcomb Of 223 West Catiin !
avenue, is building new chicken
house on his property.
Harry Turner OF West New York
avenue has added three new rooms TO
his home which win mean much to the
comfort of the family.
Mr.. Davis Of New York avenue has
been doing some much needed work
to his hoppe both inside and out.
Henry Lake Of West New York ave-
nue. is the proud possessor Of a nne
new truck. He will use 1t in his coal
hauling and express work.
Mr.. Mozar and family OF LeadviIle
have moved TO 42s West New York
Joe Skrabec Of 412 New York Ave.
enlarged their kitchen and built new
screen porch to their residence.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Singleton Of 212
West Stanley Ave, are preparing for
hard winert They have just killed
and made 20 gallons of sauer kraut,
besides numerous other things good to
eat
Harry Patton and family Of 228 Riv-
erside avenue, have had Mr.. Patton's
sister and daughter for their guests
Now they are visiting her parents. J.
w. Patton OF East Canon
Low Rickwalp who is engineer at
the ice plant has moved his family in
to the A. M Ewell home on 220 Cat