The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-15
Cleanup Day.
Assistants Are
Appointed

~ mSetlnS az the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms At. 10 O'Clock Friday
morning Mayor c. A. Biggs appointed
Alderman c. Z. Reeves captain of the
Cleanup Day campaign, to be car
ried out on Wednesday, April 81. All
colncilmen we've made lieutenants in
iheir respective wards, and were in
iructed TO supervise the work in their
districts. The meeting Friday morn
Ing was well attended, and was of an
ion of all present that cleanup day"
this year should be made more effi-
cient than ever, and to that end it was
decided to enlist every property own
er and tenant in the city in the un-
dertaking. Plans were formulated to
make the occasion one of the utmost
interest to the community and to Sc
cure the cooperation. if possible, of
every man. woman and child in the
proposition. Work will be given for
eevrybody to do and it is believed that
all Will unite for its accomplishment
The women of Canon City, who have
always shown the utmost concern in
civic betterment, will have a large
part in the enterprises of Cleanup
day, and have volunteered their serv-
ices to make the affairs success. To
cooperate with the men in the under
taking, Mayor Biggs has nominated
a large committee of ladies under the
chairmanship of Mrs. T. NJ. Harding,
and placed them in charge OF the pre-
paratory work within certain pre-
scribed lines. The names of these
ladies and the districts in which they
will have charge follow:
Mrs. A r. Frisbie. River street.
Third to Fifth streets.
Miss Mackenzie. River street, Third
TO Seventh streets
Mrs. L. e. Hiatt. River street. Sew
enth to Ninth streets.
Miss Edith Harrison. River street.
Ninth to Eleventh streets.
Miss Fanny Morrison. River street,
Eleventh to Fifteenth streets
Mrs B. F. Rockafellow and Mrs. c.
w. Anderson. Macon avenue. First to
Third streets.
Mrs. r. E. Holmes and Mrs. Otis
Orendorff. Macon avenue. Third to
Fifth streets.
Mrs. Charles Swanson, Macon ave-
Mrs. w. II. Dozier and Mrs. Theo-
dore VI. Harding. Macon avenue. Sew
eneth to Ninth streets.
Mrs. w. T. Little. Macon avenue.
Ninth to Eleventh streets.
Mrs. f. w. Reiter. Macon avenue.
Eleventh to Twelfth streets.
Mrs. Alva Wood. Greenwood avenue.
First 10 Third streets.
Mrs j. II. Bonn. Greenwood avenue.
Third to Fifth streets.
Mrs. George w. Bethel, Greenwood
avenue. Fifth to Seventh stretes.
Mrs. w A. Benson, Greenwood ave-
nue.. Seventh to Ninth streets.
Mrs. p. w. Chappell. Greenwood ave-
nue., Ninth to Eleventh streets.
Mrs. w. C. Thomas. Greenwood ave-
nue., Eleventh to Thirteenth streets.
Mrs. A. ]. Turner, Harrison avenue,
Second to Fourth streets,
Mrs. d. NJ. Walker, Harrison avenue.
Fourth TO Sixth streets.
Mrs. II. c. Marvin, Harrison avenue,
Sixth to Eighth streets.
Mrs X. S. Beall. Harrison avenue.
Eighth to Tenth streets.
Mrs Harry f. Bowen, Harrison ave-
nue.. Tenth to Thirteenth streets.
Mrs. Charles Roberts, Rudd avenue,
Second to Fifth streets.
Mrs. Clyde Farmer. Rudd avenue.
Fifth to Seventh streets.
Mrs. J. NJ Anderson, Rudd avenue,
Seventh to Ninth streets.
Mrs. Lulu De Shazer, Rudd avenue.
Ninth to Eleventh streets.
Mrs. Walsh. Rudd avenue. Eleventh
to Twelfth streets.
Mrs. Jewett. College avenue. Third
to Sixth streets.
Mrs. j r. Quinn. College avenue,
Sixtt to Eighth streets.
Mrs NJ A. Elliott, College avenue,
Eighth to Tenth streets.
Miss May Harding. Mrs Theodore
Ashley and Mrs. ]. Q. McNatt, Har-
ding's and Reynolds addition.
Alderman Reeves as head OF the
cleanup matter will appoint a large
number of men to help in the work
and their names win be published
shortly.