The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20

Park. was taken to Holmes hospital
yesterday quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Why be satisfied with single cropf
II is possible TO grow two or three
crops of some vegetables in one sea-
son.
HAVE RETURNED FROM
VISIT TO PiTTssUGH, PA.
MS Harry Cain and children Of
1913 Harrison avenue. returned last
night after spending the winter in
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Cain says Pitts
burgh has had Colorado weather all
winter.
Don't take a chance with Jack
Frost If uncertain of his probable
last appearance consult experienced
gardeners or the nearest weather bu-
reau station
is EXPECTED HERE
THIS EVENING
Clifford Ames, who was recently
honorably discharged from base hos
pital No. %. whi,h wes mustered out
OF service at Fort Logan short time
ago. is expected to arrive here tonight
for an over-Su1day visit. Young
Ames is visiting his father. in Pueblo
at the present time. His father will
accompany him here tonight
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
TO HIS PLACE
Henry Louenherg. who purchased
the Henry Gruene place last fall. has
made many improvements on the
i-o2ersy. Pe is building a rev fruit
cellar. IS filing in the low places
and is general improving the place
THE $50 BONUS FOR
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
The secretary of the Fremont county
board of military exemptions has re-
ceived from the War Department at
Washington the regu ar blanks for
making application to the government
for the $50 bonus recently ordered
paid to discharged soldiers and sail
ors. 1t viii be necessary to send to
Washington with the application all
discharge papers
Tte courty clerk has ordered book
charge, which will probably be here
in about a week or 10 days, and it
viii be best to wait until it arrives
and the papers properly recorded be-
fore sending in the application, 9TH
erwise it will be necessary to have a
certified copy of the discharge made.
SO as TO guard against loss in tran
sit
C. A. Linkins. secretary OF the
board. AID J. P. Thomas. Jr., clerk of
the war board. have the application
1 blanks sent here by the War Depart
ment ard they may be obtained on ap-
plication to either of them They
will be pleased to afford discharged
soldiers and sailors any assistance
they can in making out their applica-
ttions for the bozus. 4
FIRE LOSS is
ADJUSTED PROMPTLY
/ The FIRE loss which occurred shortly
before s o'clock Friday morning in
The Record office WAS all adjusted BY
6 O'Clock that evening Fred Simp-
son of the Jersey Underwriters In
suraace Company. who also rep
resented the American of which w. E
Spencer is the local agent, happened
4 to be in the city. and he was author
lied by the companies which Henry
Hutton. Hodgin & Sharman, w. T.
Bridwell, c. A. Linkins and Mr.. Spen-
Ger represent. to adjust the loss,
This task he accomplished thor
ough'y in an unusually short time
with satisfaction to The Record man
agement. The loss was approximate
ly $780,
MRS. liTTLE ELECTED
RECORDING SECRETARY
At the election of officers At the six-
teenth annual conference Of the,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
in Denver on Thursday OF this week,
Mrs W. T. Little. representing Gen.
eral Marion chapter Of this city, was
made recording secretary for the en-
suing year. Mrs. William II. r.
Stote of Colorado Springs. represent
ing zebulou Pike chapter. was chosen
state regent, and Mrs. Robert Bruce
Wolf of Kinnikinnik chapter. CORE
spending secretary Other officers
elected by the state body vere Mrs..
H. B. Hayden of Arapahoe chapter,
Boulder. vice regent; Mrs. C. b. Gil
lette of Fort Collins, treasurer: Mrs
H. NJ Thompson, Pueblo, state audi
tor; Mrs. F. A. Hatch. Pueblo, histo-
rian: Mrs. S. N. Wheeler. Grand juno
tion, chaplain Mrs Winfield s. Tar
bell was chosen honorary regent
Mrs. C. A. Biggs. Mrs. r. p. Smith
and Mrs ". +. Little have been In
Denver all the past week attending
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