The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-27

stock belonging TO J. p. Farmer.
Mr. George Broughton stopped over
for days visit with relatives last
week while on his way to Kansas
> from his home at olathe.
Some OF the ranehers are taking
advantage OF the fine weather and
good roads to get Off further install
: ments of the apple crops, and others
are making additions to their wood
piles.
Mrs. It. f. Bailey and daughter. Mrs.
Clara Turner spent two days last
week visiting Miss Iva Bailey, who
holds a position as teacher at the
Woodruff school.
Wilbur Davis has been confined to
his home the past few days with an
attack OF tonsilitis.
Several loads OF young people drove
from Lincoln Park to Florence Friday
&ight TO witness the basket ball game
between the South Canon and Flor
enee High Schools.
Miss Florence Youngerman. teach
er of English In South Canon High
, 4 school has been confined to her home
on Grand avenue the last few days
with Illness. A party OF about a
dozen young people of the Park went
to Florence on Thursday TO enjoy an
evening OF skating at the rink.
Glenn Gebhardt is leaving this week
for Colorado Springs where he will
renew his course in Electrical EngI-
neering at Colorado College.
The Gouidner family here have re-
Oreived word from Edward Gouldner.
Jr.. and VIII Zimmerman. who started
for Kansas last week by automobile.
that they have been finding the roads
in flne condition the greater par, OF
she way and they were nearing their
destination with no greater calamity
to their machine than broken
spring.
Mrs. Ruth English returned Friday
Vevening from Houston. Texas. where
sAe has been visiting the past month.
She will remain here with her par.
ents. DIR. and Mr. Youngerman. 70:
the rest OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frlford have re-
turned from Boise. Idaho. where they
were called before the holidays, on
account of the sickness and death OF
Mr. Fulford's brother
a Mrs. John Shaw was hostess to the
tincoin Park Ladies' Association on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Ash street There was good attend
aoce and a very pleasant session was
enjoyed. The president. Mrs. An
crews. had charge OF the program and
Mrs. Carter acted rs secretary. MIR.
Shaw brought out from town in hfs
car his daughter. Mrs. Cooper and
Mrs John Shaw, Jr.. to help enjoy the
sociabiiity of the. occasion. Mrs. Shaw
1tEhtd hhtAatit acotott0
by her daughter Mrs. McKinstry. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. An
drews.
The pupils of Lincoln Park school
have proven themselves to be hustlers
when II comes TO getting up library.
The contest for new books closed on
Monday with the result that $50 read
able volumes all in good condition.
have been added to the list. The books
cover a wide range OF subjects in
Guiding large percent of works OF
Nience. history and biography as
well as books OF reference. One whole
set OF Redpath's history was donated
among the rest. and one large Web
Ater's Dictionary Prizes will be given
TO the three pupils who scored the
largest number OF points in the con-
tost as follows: Sylvia Caldwell 22b6
points. Stanley Hodgin 1905; and
cynthia Colby 375. Sylvia Caldwell
gathered in over one hundred books
and had 10 bring IN her spoiis at the
last stretch by auto. She is very
grateful to all her friends for assist
a1ce rendered In helping to win the
race. Pictures are also given to the