The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27

the State Hospital for the Insane on
Wednesday.
oRDWAY MAN HERE
ON BUSINESS TRIP
J. E. Laws is here from Ordway,
Colo, on a business trip.
LYLE CRAIG BACK
FROM NAVAL TRAINING
Lyle Craig returned to Canon City
on Tuesday. of this week from the
Mare Island naval training station at
his parents. Alderman and Mrs. R. j.
Craig. before going to Monmouth Col
lege to resume his studies. He has
been discharged from the naval serv-
ice after six or seven months train
ing. He will leave for Monmouth,
ILL.,, on Friday and will graduate from
the collegerthere next June.
SISTER DIED IN
ONTARIO. CANADA
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle OF AT
Rudd avenue, received a telegram a
Ontario. Canada, announcing the death
of the latter's sister, Mrs. Adam Simp-
son. at her home there on Thursday of
last week after short illness. The
TWO surviving sisters of Mrs. Kettle
both reside in Saskatchewan in the
Canadian Northwest.
REV. STARRING TO RETURN
TO CANON CITY
Rev. F. w. Starring, former pastor
of the First Baptist church here, who
left Canon City five or six months ago
to enter upon Y. M. C. A. war work
among the soldiers at Camp Funston
and Fort Riley. will return to this
community early next month to make
his home. Rev. Starring will resume
his Passionate here and is expected to
occupy the pulpit of the First Bap-
tist church on Sunday, March 8. at the
regular religious services, both morn
ing and evening. Mrs. Starring. who
has been living at Junction City, Kan,
most of the time since leaving here,
is at present visiting relatives at Leb-
anon, Mo.
ANOTHER CANON SOLDIER
BACK FROM OVERSEAS
w. w. McNish, formerly employed
as a pipeman with the Canon City
fire department, but for the last year
or SO a soldier in the United States
army under the selective draft, re-
turned here last Sunday night and
will again become resident of this
community. Mr.. McNish received his
military training at Fort Logan and
Camp Macarthur. Waco, Tex. He
went to France as a member of the
Three Hundred and Thirty-first Infan-
try, composed principally of Ohio men,
which was made a part of the Eighty
third division. Mr.. McNish was ION
the other side" for about four months,
but did not get to the front. He quail
ified as machine gunner.
On his way back to Colorado the
train on which he was a passenger en-
countNed a blizzard and snowstorm
on the Kansas plairs. and was de-
layed at little station on the prairie
for SO hours.
koHLRABi A SUBSTITUTE
FOR cAULIFLoWER
Kohlrabi, which h as been dubbed"
the lazy mans caulifiower. should be
given a trial in every home garden.
The plant. which belongs to the cab
bage family, thrives well in any soil.
providing it is given sufficient mois-
ture during the growing season. Seeds
are sown and seedlings transplanted
in the same way as are those of early
cabbage. Succession paintings made
every two weeks from May until July
will furnish tender specimens for use
throughout the entire summer. as well
as a supply which may be stored in
a moist cellar for winter.
The enlarged stem which forms just
above the ground is the part of the
plant used. This, when properly
cooked, has desirable flavor resem-
bling that of caulifiower. Bulbs Should
be used before they become fibrous or
woody that is, when each is not more
than two inches in diameter.
Plants set in the garden at the time
of traDsplanting early cabbage are
spaced to IL inches in rows 18 inches
apart.-E. L. Kirkpatrick, Agricultural
Experiment Station. Fort Collins.
Colo.
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