The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-22

on the charge OF non-Support. MI.
Chapman says it was showing hard
between LeadyilIe and Salida as he
made the homeward trip.
MRS JAMES MORGAN GOES no
COAST.
Mrs. James Morgan left Wednesday
afternoon for California where she
will visit for several months. She
will attend the graduation of her
daughter, Miss Mae Morgan from
Leland Stanford university at Palo
Alto, and will later visit in Pomona,
San Diego and other coast cities.
LEFT FOR MASSACHUSETTS
THIS MORNING.
Ralph Ballou, who came here from
New England about four months ago
| to assist in caring for sick brother,
left this morning for his home at
Monroe, Mass. Mr.. Ballou was pleas
ed with Colorado and says Canon City
is the only place he ever saw in this
latitude where vegetation grows out
of doors during the winter months.
SHIPMENTS OF EARLY vEGETA-
BLEs BEING MADE.
Shipments of rhubarb. spinach,
asparagus and other early vegetables
are being made by Canon City gar
deners and dealers to Cripple Creek,
Salida, Leadville and other mountain
towns, where a good demand for it
is found The vegetable crop of the
Canon City district this season, as
well as its berry and fruit crop, prom
ises to be an unusually abundant one.
WILL REPAIR ROAD TO TOP OF
GORGE
Street Commissioner Tom Parker
is planning to put a bunch of men to
work next week repairing the public
highway to the top of the Royal Gorge
The Skyline drive and Tunnel road
will also come in for g. share Of at
tention and both will be paiced in first
calss condition for the summers
travel All of the scenic roads about
| Canon City have suffered from neglect
during the winter months and are in
need of improvements. Mr.. Parker
estimates that it will require the la
bor of half a score Of men for week
to fix up the Skyline drive alone.
THE RITzMAN FUNERAL THIS
AFTERNOON.
The funeral of the late John Ritz
man took place from the Elks lodge
room at o'clock this afternoon and
was conducted by Rev. Geo. F. Sewer
of the First Presbyterian church.
! Interment was at Lakeside cemetery
Lawrence and George Ritzman, Of
Montrose. sons of the deceased. were
in attendance at the obsequies. The
former arrived heer from the west
ern slope Tuesday afternoon and the
latter Wednesday night.
FRIDAY
TREE PLANTING IN THE PIKE
FOREST.
The work OF planting trees in the
Pike National forest began on Thurs
day under the supervision OF Forest
Supervisor E. s. Kethly Of Denver,
who issued call the first Of the week
for the first division of workers, COM
prising thirty-fve men, to go into
camp near Cascade. More than five
hundred thousand pine seedlings
and other trees will be set out this
spring. Several shipments of trees
have been received from the govern
ment nursery near Monument.
HERE FROM PUEBLO ON VISIT.
Mrs. J. f. McMahon and daughter,
Miss Annie. of Pueblo. arrived here
this morning for a short visit with
Canon City friends.
LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR MIMI,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur n. Orendorff
left Wednesday via Denver and
Omaha for Rochester, Minnesota,
where the latter will undergo opera
tion at Mayo Brothers institute.
HERE FROM IOWA
Engineer James Mccormick Sof
western Iowa. is spending a few
weeks with his sisters Mrs. Flora
Dodd and Mrs. Margaret Love OF
Park ave. South Canon.
LOS ANGELES PEOPLE VISITING
HERE.
Mrs. Will E. Ellis and daughter.
Ruth, OF Los Angeles, California. who
are on their way east, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ellis at 500 Rudd
avenue for few weeks.
LEFT ON THURSDAY FOR KAN
sAs CITY, MO.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wyckoff left
on the Santa Fe train Thursday after