The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-01

| their spray OIL from the Cooperative
Association during the past week A
few orchards have been sprayed and
the work will be well underway before
long.
Mesdames Manning and Knuth OF
Westcliffe visited day or two last
week at the home of Mrs. Fred
Schleippi on Logan street.
Mrs. Lillian Bibler and little son
James Kenneth, were weekend guests
last week at the home OF her parents
r and Mrs. J. E. Freidinger.
| The Geyer sale on Elm avenue was
wer attended Saturday and all com,
modities were sold at very satisfactory
prices.
| George Roth, travelling salesman
over the Western slope for Denver
candy firm. spent the latter part of the
week visiting friends on Lincoln Park.
Miss Nina Freidinger has been kept
out of high school for a few days on
account of an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X Hawkins have
lately taken possession of their new
home on Park avenue, which they pur-
chased last fall.
Tom Mccartney and Willie Goidie
and families of Walsenburg are the
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Mccartney on Sherman and Lo-
gan.
Frank Guy of East Canon. in COM
psny with Mr.. Weimer OF Princeton.
Kan, were callers Monday at the Geb-
hardt home on Sherman avenue. The
parties have several mutual acgpaint-
ances in Eastern Kansas.
John Mccartney had the misfor-
tune to receive a painful injury to his
foot at the Chandler mine, and was
taken TO the hospital Saturday.
Frank Durkee is home for a short
visit with his family on Longan rtseet.
Mr.. Durkee expects soon to return to
Ranger, Tex, where he has an inter-
est in the oil fields.
The Brewer ranch on Grand avenue
has been sold to Mr.. Hammond of
Pueblo. and the family took possession
of 1t last week Miss Andrews, who
is now at Santa Cruz, Cal. has been
the recent owner OF the place. Jesse
McCurryand family, who have been
living on the property have trans
ferred their place OF residence TO Grif-
I'm avenue. South Canon.
Albert La Duke of Great Falls,
Mont. who was caller TO Canon City
recently on account Of the illness OF
mis- sister, Mrs. Jarvis. was a caller
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Mil
Ter on Tuesday. Mr.. La Duke and
the Millers are old-time acquaintances.
Mrs. Elmira Palm is convansecent
at present from few days Illness at
her home on Chestnut street Mrs. d.
T. Mills has been caring for her.
A. Sonneland has been called by
telegram to the Pacific coast where he
has been offered a position In con-
struction work as a transfer from a
similar job he has been holding in
Pensacola. Fla. Mr.. Sonneland ex-
poets to leave for his new duties about
April i.
Charles Laird took trip to Salida
last week for a few days visit with
Mr. Shultz. Mr.. Laird and Mr.. ShuItz
were tent mates for FIVE months while
in training for military service at
Goat Island, and also were in company
during the time spent In Japan and
the Philippine Island, and consequent
| ly are great chums.
Miss Mayhem of East Sherman ave-
nue. is substituting this week in the
second grade OF Lincoln Park school
for Miss Coffee. who is on the sick
list
Mr.. Horn OF Lamar has been the
guest of HIS daughter. Mrs. Bessler, on
Elm avenue. for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell, who
recently sold their ranch on Elm ave
nue.. are moving to town and Harmon
Fox and family OF Des Moines, N. NJ,
the new owners. are in possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earker and
niece. Miss Bittner. have arrived from
Kansas and will live on the ranch on
East Elm avenue recently purchased.
The Michot family have bought the
Ave acre Farmer orchard on East
Grand avenue. They have been living
ON the o'Brien place the past year
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blice, who have
ben spending the winter months at
Mrs. Ella Bones home on South
Twelfth street, have gone to Lead
Vile to reside. Mrs. Bone has been
taking care of the sick members of
the John Hamilton family in town. AS
the Hamilton property has been sold.
Mrs. Zone has had her patients trans
ferred to her home for convenience in
caring for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Graham and