The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
FRIDAY
FINED FOR HUNTING WITHOUT
LICENSE.

LICENSE.
Portland, March 12.- Amous Rud-
kle and John Giondano, both of Port
land, were hailed into Justice of the
Peace A. F. Berry's court in this city
| Wednesday for hunting without a
license. and were fined $25 each and
costs, amounting in all to s55 for the
two men. The offenders were appr s..
hended by Game Warden L. A. .po-
I teet.
WILL BEGIN MEETINGS HERE ON
NEXT SUNDAY
Rev. William Crawford. d. D.. pas
tor of the congregation of the Baptist
church at Delta, will begin a ten
days series of religious meetings here
rext Sunday morning. Rev. DR.. Crav-
ford is an able. eloquent speaker anil
comes to Canon City highly recon-
mended. The service at the Baptist
church next Tuesday night will com
mence promptly at I o'clock and will
close in time to afford all those who
desire to attend the Y. NJ. c. A. Star
Course lecture at the First Methodist
church.
JACK DEBENHAM BACK.
1t is sure thing that the baseball
season is soon to start. Jack Deben-
ham, star pitcher for the Novels
team last year Is back in town in
good physical condition and has taken
his former position at Novels. jack
wintered in Pueblo where he had
charge of a clothing store.
HARRY o. FRITZ EXPECTED
HOME.
Harry o. Fritz who is associated
with Mr. Province in The Renova.pr,
is expected home either today or ~
morrow. He has been in the middle
western states for the past several
months as choir leader at various
evangelistic meetings.
REAL IRISH SHAMROCK PLANT
In one of the display windows at
the Record office is real Irish Sham
rock plant in bloom. 1t is owned ~
Mrs. w. j. Davis and was procured
| by her from a friend in California.
Three OF the plants were sent to this
locality at the game time but Mrs.
Davis plant is the only one that srr-
viyed.
1t is of especial interest at this time
/ because of the fact that st. Patrick's
Day is so near.
RECEPTION AT THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
After the sermon of Rev. Charles ".
Dean at the Christian church Thur5-
day night there was baptismal se--
vice, which was followed in turn Ly
a short musical program and rece ,
tion to the new members of the church
There was large congregation pres
ent and the occasion was one of
much interest to all. Sixteen were
baptized Thursday night and about
forty taken into the church fello "
ship. Rev. Dean left this morning
for his home in Denver.
SATURDAY.
| DIED FRIDAY NIGHT FROM
PNEUMONIA.
Mildred Burns, aged 6 years, daush-
ter of Mrs. Edna Burns, died at the
family home. 319 Harrison avenue. at
1880 o'clock Friday night from pnen-
monia, after an illness of two or three
days duration.
Deceased was a granddaughter nj
| the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frost,
both of whom died within the last
year, the former on May list and the
latter on Nayember 18th. Mr. Burns,
father Of the deceased. is in Okla
homa and has been apprised Of his
daughters death. The funeral viii
not. be held until his arrival here.
LIVING ON W. n. SMITH RANCH.
! George Degitz and family Of this
city are now nicely located on the
w. H. Smith ranch on Cherry creei:,
near Howard.
PUEBLO LADY HERE.
Mrs. Bert Steel Of Pueblo, is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bunten. Mrs. Steel is sister
OF Mr.. Bunten.
s. A. TYo PROUD OF HIS FORD.
! s. A. Tyo bought Ford car about
a month ago and has thoroughly
learned it's workings by this time and
declares It is just the thing for he
and his family.