Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Alfred Durfee and children OF
Florence returned home this week
after spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. LUCAS
Miss Ethel Jones OF Denver. is en-
joying a weeks vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Jones.
Mr.. B. G. woodford is spending this
week doing some work on his ranch
at Siloam-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Garwood. who
have been in Boulder for the past
seven weeks visiting his parents and
on business, returned to make their
home for the ensuing year with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Bancroft,
of Park avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Pain and SON,
Jack, and Mrs. Ida Powers. Of Kansas.
who have been visiting at the home OF
C. e. Messenger. leave today. They
are delighted with the scenery about
Canon City and the cool weather.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rip
ley will be glad TO know that they
are recovering from injuries receiv-
ed in a runaway Sunday. It was
thought for a while that Mrs. Ripley's
injuries might prove fatal. The horse
became frightened at an engine which
was partly across the crossing. 1t
occurred just as the people were going
home from the church services. 1t
is a wonder that there were not more
accidents as several horses becams
frightened in the same place The
Park people would certainly appre-
ciate II II the engines were at least
placed so as to leave the crossing
clear. which Is narrow enough
Misses Grace and sallis Putnam Of
Osborne. Kansas. and Mrs- Gillen and
son are visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs o. Singleton. OF Park avenue
Miss odella Lucas. who accompanied
her sister. Mrs Hattie Beers. to her
home IN Azetc. Mckee, - lew
weeks ago, returned Saturday. She
reports delightful trip. having found
II very pleasant and cool while there.
Mrs. George Fridley and children,
of Lincoln Park. left Friday morning
for visit with her mother whore
sides at Lake City. They expect to
remain during the warm weather.
Alfred Smith. wife and daughter. of
Sloan. and Mrs. Smiths sister and
brother from Denver. visited at the
home of Edward Case. on Locust st.
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. ]. E. Dickinson and grand
daughter. Miss Lucille Dickenson.
who have been visiting for the past
eight weeks with his daughter. Mrs.
Mary Herard. of Park Avenue. left
Monday morning for Longmont. where
they expect to visit until September
LIST with another daughter. Mrs. Wal
ter Mailonee. Later Mrs. Herard ex-
poets to Join them there and accom-
pany them as far as Pueblo on their
return home. to Stanford. Texas. Mr..
Dickenson is delighted with the Col
orado summer climate and says he
hopes to spend next summer here.
Mrs. VIII Hess and children. of
Florence. returned home, after spend
Ing week visiting her aunt, Mrs.
L. II. Bancroft, and Mrs. 3. C. Wood
ford OF Lincoln park
Friends OF Miss Lleweilyn. former
bookkeeper for Frey and Collins. will
be pleased to know that she had a
safe and pleasant trip and is now
at home In South Charleston. Ohio.
She reports it very warm there but
nothing like she found It in Kansas,
where she visited an uncle. In fact.
she says she hasn't had a good nights
sleep since she left Canon City.
Miss Jennie and Lena Reese. who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. p, S. Bailey. left Monday for