Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
From Thursdays Daily.

enjoying few days visit with Miss
Lulu Weaver of Florence.
B. G. Woodford returned Tuesday
evening from weeks business trip
to Cripple Creek.
Mr.. Lee Sweitzer came in from Pa
gosa Springs Friday for a couple of
days visit with his parents on eats
Sherman avenue.
The Junior association OF Lincoln
Park held regular session at the
Turnbull home on Elm avenue Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. o. Halsteads baoy
has been quite i'll with lagrippe md
Group the last few days, but is got
ting better.
Mr.. Carver OF Elm avenue In
spending a week or ten days N
Pueblo disposing of his remaining
apple crop
The J. U. G. club spent very
pleasant afternoon with Miss Mary
Dunlap at her home on Elm avenue
Saturday with the usual program In
hand. Excellent doughnuts and ~
ee were served.
W. F. Keeling came down from
westclife last week to visit the folks
on Park avenue, and accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keeling to the
stock show at Denver.
Cd Mrs Keeling. who has beon
quite i'll for some weeks. is improv-
ing.
family to the top of the Royal Gorge
over the new road Thursday and pro
nounced the view along the rout :
magnificent He made the trip IN
about seven hours.
The father and mother OF Mr..
Frank Wright. who have been visit
ing at the family home on 18th street.
departed last week for their home L
Keota. Iowa. stopping at Lamar snd
other places enroute.
Mrs. C. A. Rodgers of Poplar ave
nue. was recently taken to the Pueblo
hospital for treatment.
The Westminster Guild met with
Miss Munnis at the Turnbull home
Tuesday afternoon The reading OF
the book. Advance in the Antilles"
constituted the main feature OF the
program, followed by a most enjoy
able social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards OF San Luis
Valley are visiting Mrs Edwards
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Toblcr. oH
Park avenue. Miss Sophia Tobler
went in company with Mr. Edwaros
to Denver during the stock show.
W. L. Goyett is about in the land
showing the redeeming features Of
his new long handled pruning shears
His improved methods of pruning
seem to be doing the work in salts
factory manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Muir took a trip to
Ordway last week on business. aLd
were gone a few days.
Mrs Ldken returned from her Iowa
visit Thursday last. She had beer
gone some two months. Her son
Donald. who is student at the NIL
itary academy at Kearney, Nebr.
joined her for the holiday season
which they spent among relatives.
Mr.. vanHorn, residing on Grand
avenue. who has been visiting i'll
Missouri. was called home on ac-
count of the sickness of his family.
arriving Sunday His son Charles.
who was very i'll for awnfe. is now
improving.
Owing to meetings in town anS q
Lecture Course number the Lincoln
Park. prayer meetings have been
postponed for two weeks past, but
Wednesday evening meeting will lie
held this week at the home OF G C..
Hansen on Logan street
The prevalent malady Of iagrippe
| Is claiming many victims among
Park people. Among the siling mi.
week are Ella Ralston, Mildred weth-
erell. Harry Cotton. ]. P. McMillep.
]. f. Freidinger and probably others.
Mr.. and Mrs, lincoln Park New 8
Reporter drove over the new Royal
Gorge road to the top Tuesda-. They
say the half has never been told"
and they would like tc make the
Same trip every week.
Ranchmen are taking advantage OF
these fine winter days to prime their
orchards, cut out undesirable tees.
burn brush and get things In shape
for another seasons work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbell are
moving to their new home on Grand
Avenue this week. II is a beautiful
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