Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
LINCOLN PARK NEWS.
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Z. G. Thompson, proprietor of the
Lincoln Park blacksmith shop, took
part of day off the first of the week
and picnicked with his family near
the Hot Springs hotel.
Park avenue is fixing up. We notice
in passing that Mr.. Smith is paint
ing his neat iron fence and that G.
A. Linkins and H. l. Bowman have
screened their front porches.
We are glad to mention that Miss
Ella Ralston, one of the graduates
in piano at the Mount st. Scholastica
Academy last Friday morning is a
Lincoln Park girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. English are spending
their honeymoon with the home folks.
The friends of Mrs. Entorf will be
sorry to hear that word has come to
her of the sudden death OF a brother
in Chicago.
Every one Lives in the cherry
trees" these days. The cherry crop
is not quite so heavy as usual. Cur
rants are making a fine showing, 1t
| seems that all kinds OF fruit is some
two weeks in advance OF last year.
Probably it is not too late for con-
gratulations for another June we'd
ding on the 10th at the home Of Mr..
Galbraith. where Miss Margaret GAL
braith was united In marriage to Mr..
John volk. the Rev. Hightower Of
ficiating.
Mr.. Geo. Sale took an auto load
OF men. including some singers from
town out to Coal Creek Sunday even
ing to help conduct services. Others
who went from the park were: Mr..
Tobler. Harry Bowman and Glenn
Gebhardt.
Patches Of green alfalfa. barley and
spring wheat. among the young grow
ing trees. give a touch OF beauty TO
the newer ranches In the eastern
portion of the Park. and make one
think OF back home" The first cut
ting of alfalfa is bumper crop.
The girls and boys OF the Park BE-
longing to Miss Bessie Moyle's S. 8.
class, went over to town Thursday
and met the rest of the party, and all
scrambled for the hills In the vicin-
ity OF Grape creek. where they mad
picnic dinner and merry time.
Two surries and a buggy load OF
young folks had picnic at the Royal
Gorge tunnel Friday evening. and
took a trip up the Gorge aways to
see how II looked by moonlight.
There were thirteen in the party all
told. and they report royal good
time.
Fred Keeling, who has been sick
for some months with abcess OF the
stomach. was taken to Saiida last
week, where he underwent a sue
cessfui operation Thursday morning
at the hospital. His wife and two
brothers from westcliffe accompanied
him.
Fred Huling dropped in for a call
on Glenn Gebhardt Tuesday morning.
He came down from the Y. NJ. c. A.
conference at Cascade. and is a Camp
bell College, Kansas chum OF Rollo
Gebhardt. The Huling family spent
a few months at Canon City about
four years ago.
The ladies of the w. II. C. came out
to Mrs. Sweitzer's beautiful modern
home on East Sherman Wednesday
afternoon by special invitation for a
social gathering. They brought lunch
made sherbet and enjoyed a spread
together and had an all-around de-
lightful time. There were seventeen
present.
Mr.. Hemphill, the new neighbor on
the corner OF Park and Garfield
thinks 1t is a far cry from a large
Kansas stock farm to small fruit
ranch. However as he is able to do
the work after mot being able to
walk block" when he first came
in March and his family are satisfied
and happy their residence will be
permanent.