The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-09
.poc" HENDERSON M rowM.


known as DOC" is here for brief
visit with his daughters who are stu
dents of Mt ST. Scholastics's Acad-
emy DOC" travels all the western
territory for Seabury and johnson
and is just in from his El Paso trip
In FL Paso he saw w. W. Davis. Jim
Hudson and skinny" Wallace. In La
Cruces he say Phil Collins. who is re-
cuperating from tropical ailment
contracted while in Chill. working for
the Guggenhe, ms. In Ration, N. NJ.
he saw Shorty" Smith who used TO
work at the Royal Gorge restaurant
and Jack Dyer. formerly of Florence.
Nearly every place Doc goes. he
meets some former canonites.
=. q. CAMPBELL TO.
TAKE NEW POSITION.
Floyd d. Campbell has resigned the
assistant cashiership ut the Firs, Ma
tionai bank TO take effect May 18th.
and has accepted a position in the
bookkeeping and accounting depart.
ment at the Office OF the Empire Zinc
company. Mr.. Campbell has been
connected with the First National
bank for seven or eight years and
has made many friends among Its
patrons who will regret his departure
from 'he service of that institution.
Roy L. Hinman. for several years
past deputy county treasurer. will en-.
ter the employ OF the First National
bank next Monday. but will not sue
coed to the place to be iaft vacant BY
the retirement OF Mr.. Campbell.
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON
At sTRATHMoRE HOTEL.
Ma l.. s. Bailey who has been
president OF the Friends In Council
the past year. entertained the club nj
four course ! o'clock luncheon at
the Stratmore hotel. Friday after.
noon. There were forty ladies pres
ent The table wns beautifully dec
GRATED with the club flower. potted
pansy at each plate. Other decor
ations were tulips OF all coiors. There
were toas,s and the regular annual
meeting wns held. The following Of
ficers were elected for the next year
Mrs. A. J. Turner. president; Mira
l.. 8. Bailey. vice president; Mrs
Jack Meyers. recording secretary:
MIS-. Len Gardner. treasurer: Mrs
Stanley Roberts. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. l.. c. Bailey. delegate.
Mrs. Clyde Farmer and Mrs. Ernest
Stump. alternates.
THE ADoRMMENT OF
GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
Now that water is available for its
irrigation. considerable interest is be-
ing shown by the people Of Canon
City in the Improvement of Green
wood cemetery. Owners OF burial
lots there are establishing lawns.
plant ng shade trees and shrubs and
setting out beds OF Towering plants:
all OF which promise much for the
adornment OF the SURROUNDINGS dur
ing the summer months. There is
sufficient water for greater exten
sion OF these improvements f,.an has
yet been undertaken and II is hoped
that people directly concerned In tho
beautificaf'dti OF the cemetery VIII
avail themselves Of IL BY helping to
enlarge the area under irrigation.
Capt u. r. Rockafeilow. who is
much interested in fhe welfare of
Greenwood cemetery and is taking
Ireat pride In the efforts being made
for its Improvement. says tina. many
Varieties of perennial flowers will dc
well in the cemetery now that arti-
fIclal moisture for their growth has
been obtained and he urges that they
be planted without delay In order that
their beauty may be enjoyed this
year. He says that mixed p'nks can
be raised from seed sown this spring
and will bloom profusely next fall.
He also suggests that Shasta daisies
shrysanthemums. phlox and host OF
other perenniais be given a trial
They will bloom freely from year to
year and by their cheerfuiness and
beauty will repay thousand times
the little trouble necessary for their
planting and the care bestowed upon
them.