Cañon City record., 1906-02-01
LINCOLN PARK NEWS

A. F. Laws went to Pueblo Wednes-
day morning.
| Miss Pearl E. Tucker has been i'll
for the past week.
| l.. M. Litz's house is now under the
course of construction.
Mr.. Twinam is preparing to build
a home on Grand avenue.
| Miss Ona Mitchell visited the Lin
coin Park school last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Broughton are
the happy parents of baby boy.
| NJ. E. Snow made trip to Pueblo
| last week with a load of apples.
Arthur Hubbel has bought five acres
south of the Lincoln Park store.
A. Jones of Lincoln Park has sold
his property on South Cottonwood.
Mr.. A. NJ. Litz has the frame up for
his new nine-room house on Grand
avenue.
Mrs. Jewett and daughter Helen
went to Pueblo Monday to do some
shopping.
Mr.. Goyett is repairing his house on
the corner of Garfield street and Sher-
man avenue.
| Miss Haldon McNutt spent Tuesday
etculuS WIN Nllos lIeuc I1diHiitou VI
Lincoln Park. hI
John l.. Cheney will begin this week
to build a new nine-room house in
Harding's addition.
A E. Hubbell of SIT Grand avenue
has purchased of Mr.. Clark the FIVE
acre tract on Grand avenue.
Mr.. Andrew Laws made trip to
Pueblo last week with load of apples
and returned Saturday night
Mr.. Lewis, who has been living on
the Turner place, intends to soon build
new house on Sherman avenue.
| The four-acre tract owned by NJ.
Hubbell and brother on East Sherman
avenue has been sold to Mr.. Switser.
S. F. Entorf went Pueblo last
week with load of apples. returning
Saturday evening with load of grain.
]. w. Stonebreaker is busy these
days rustling as agent for the Perry
Nursery Co. of New York. selling their
| trees. tttt55 4t
R. w. Gray, having disposed of his
ranch on Lincoln Park, expects to go
to Los Angeles, California, in the near
| future.
II building and other improvements
are sign of prosperity last year
must have been banner year for
crops in this vicinity.
Mr. I. F. Davis is plowing and pre-
pairing his ground to SOW early peas.
He expects to have them in market
by the first of May. Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett and family in
tend going to Florida Wednesday to
spend the balance of the winter. They
will remain until June.
The sound of the saw and hammer
is so common on Lincoln Park that
one almost feels lonesome after six
O'Clock In the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake, who reside on
Logan street, Lincoln Park, expect to
move into their new home on South
Lincoln street in the near future.
w. l.. Goyett of 457 Sherman avenue
has recently treated his barn and
! sheds to a new coat of paint and is
now rebuilding the porches on his res
idence. GlrT
The Lincoln Park base ball team
challenged the South Canon team to
play ball last Saturday afternoon. The
score was 23 to IS in favor of the
former.
T. C. Llewellyn of Elm avenue is at
the present time In West Clih prepar-
ing for sale to be held at his former
home near that place some time In
February.
Harry Lewis recently purchased the
piece of property owned by Mr. Quin-
Ian on Sherman avenue. Mr.. Lewis
is making preparation to build house
on the tract.
L. ]. Runner of Dozier avenue and
spending part of the week in Denver.
They will also visit the State live stock
convention while away
A. S. Thompson of Grande avenue
and Pine street has his household
goods in readiness for shipment to
Pennington, New Mexico. where he
expects to make his future home.
Mr. Charles Linn has sold his three
acre fruit tract on Lincoln street. Mr..
Linn has been employed for the past
two years as blacksmith in the +. e.
C. C. railroad shops.
Mrs. l.. w. Chaffner of Fort Dodge,
Iowa. is visiting her niece, Miss Carrie,
who is stopping with Mrs. Hubbel of
517 Grand avenue. Mrs Chaffner ex-
poets to return to Kansas Saturday
The fruit ranch OF NJ. A. Hubbel on
Sherman avenue has recently been
sold to C. Sweitzer. who has been liv-
ing on the Plummer place Mr.. Swift
ger will remodel and enlarge the
house.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Snow left for
Denver Monday evening. Mr.. Snow
goes in charge of an exhibit Of fruit
for the local horticultural society en-
bracing the best OF their late show,
which will be exhibited at the State