The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-23
Thursday

Miss Genieve Cox will arrive this
week from Colorado College. to spend
the holiday season.
Grandpa Cox, 331 Harrison avenue,
has been confined to his home for the
past two weeks with an atatck
of asthma.
Roy Cronkhite Of Chicago, who has
been the guest of George E. Colgate,
607 Griffin avenue, left for the West
Wednesday.
A ]. Kline, who has been employed
by the Empire Zinc Company, left
for Salt Lake City Wednesday to re-
main during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Golden, 214
Whipple avenue, are the parents Of
son, born at the Graves hospital Sun.
day, December IL.
Miss Hazel Quinn has arrived home
from Denver University, where she
is a student, to spend the holiday sea
son with her parents.
o. j. Hurlburt and p d. Buzzard
of Denver are in the city on official
business of the Empire Zinc Com
pany. While here they are registered
at the Strathmore.
Mrs. Winfield Holbrook and little
Plainview, Tex, last week to be with
her sister, Mrs. Hal Galley, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Graves hospital, will return to their
home tomorrow. They win be Joined
in Amarillo, Tex, by Capt Holbrook,
who is manager of the Texas Land
and Development Company, with Of
fees at Plainview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmar Foster of Cur
rant Creek were in the city Wednes-
day and remained over to attend the
Elks' minstrels at the Opera House
in the evening.
G. j. Lock, who has been with the
Empire Zinc plant as an engineer.
departed for Philadelphia Wednes-
day afternoon, where he will be reg
ularly employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. zA.;xOung of Coto-
paxi are guests in the city for the
day, returning from their honeymoon
recently spent in Denver, to their
home. Mrs. Young was formerly Miss
Idell McCrory.
Miss Henrietta Ashley arrived from
Boulder. where she is a student at
the State University, Wednesday. She
was accompanied by Miss Helen Ship
pey, who remained in the city for a
day before going on to her home at
Villa Grove.
The Annex Jazz band returned yes
terday from a successful trip to Las
Animas and Lamar. Their dances
drew large crowds and in all the trip
was a red-letter one for the band.
Mrs. Cynthia Caldwell, wife of Jim
Caldwell, has been quite seriously Ill
at her home for the past week or 10
days. Her condition does not show
much Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 9. Hardy and Mrs.
w. II. Hardy were visitors in Pueblo
on Wednesday. Clarke Thompson,
formerly of this city, but now living
in Pueblo, returned with them, and
will be here for few days disposing
of his property. He reports that Mrs.
Thompson feels much better In the
Steel City than she did here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart CuthbertsOn OF
Longmont, will come to Pueblo next
wek to spend the Yuletide with Mr..
and Mrs. A s.. Cuthbertson Miss
Lulu Cuthbertson, who is teaching in
Canon City, will come also to pass a
glad Christmas with her parents
Pueblo Chieftain.
DR.. Pickard has returned from her
vacation trip.
Tom Roberts left for Salida on
Wednesday for short trip.
Miss Sigma Freek is spending some
time in Denver visiting friends.
George Fox of Westcliffe is a guest
at the home of VIII Taylor for a visit
of few days.
Mrs. F. l.. Lee, who has been visit.
ing in Kansas City, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
Lawrence Cohen of Guffey has pur.
chased G.. M. C. truck from the
Rainbow Route garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Biggs left for
Southern California Wednesday and
will remain during the winter, making
Venice their first stopping place.
The Strickland Orchestra left BY
auto this afternoon for Salida where
they will furnish music for the bie
Catholic Bazaar and dance tonight
and Friday night.
Henry Anderson. Of Rifle. Colo, but
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