The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-18

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NEWS NOTES
Mr.. R. H. Bowman is down from the
ranch in the vicinitysof, Waugh Noun
tain attending,t to the spraying on his
place on Pine street
An auto party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Buckley and children came
down from Victor for a weekend
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Litz on Grand avenue. return
ing Monday. The families are old
time neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Angevini and
son stopped over for short visit at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Sprin-
kle on Park avenue. while enroute
from La Jara to Denver last week.
They made the trip by automobile,
stopping again on the way home. Mr.
Angevini and family will be remem-
bered as living in Canon City some
eight or nine years ago where Mr..
Angevini held position as guard at
the State Penitentiary.
Lincoln Park school closes this
week for the summer vacation. The
last few days have been taken up with
final examinations with the usual ex-
citement accompanying the suspense
of being able to pass AMI be pro-
NOTED. The eighth grade numbers a
class of sixteen from which undoabt-
edly there will be recruits for the
high school next year.
Six little girls of the 3rd grade en-
joyed a little party with Opal Litz
Tuesday afternoon. They spent the
time swinging and playing and lunch
ing on coca and cookies.
Mrs I. C. McKilIit came over from
Pueblo recently by auto with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baker and is spending
part of her time visiting Mrs. A. S.
Bailey on 18th street MIR. McKillet
was county commissioner here in the
early days and later justice of the
peace at Pueblo and the families are
mutual acquaintances.
DR.. Caldwell came down from his
ranch in the mountains the last OF
the week and spent a few days with
his family on Pine street. He was
called home on account of the run
away accident of Mrs. Caldwell, son
Guy and little wflmarth, who report
themselves as recovering from the
shock and getting over the effect Of IL
as speedily as can be expected
Mrs. George Demeree stopped over
Thursday night at the l. f. Davis
home while on the way to her home
at Victor after spending some time
visiting her mother at Westcliffe.
! Mr.. Will Harrington came down
from Guffey Sunday for visit with
his mother on Park avenue. He was
, accompanied by Miss Carlson, who
has just finished term OF school in
that vicinity and was enroute to her
home at Steamboat Springs.
Mrs. A. S. Bailey returned Monday
from Colorado Springs. where she ac.
companied her son Harry, and family
the last of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bailey had been spending some
days visiting at the parental Bailey
home as well as relatives at Colorado
Springs. They have since returned
to their home at Norton, Kansas.
Word has been received from Mr..
Edward Gouldner who drove through
.ncoln Park to his old home
at Lyons, Kansas, recently, that he
made the trip in good shape. Mr..
Gouldner will spend the summer look
ing after the interest of his farms in
Rice county, his family remaining at
the home on Logan street.
On the 10th Annual High School
Day held on the campus of Colorado
College last Saturday Earle Thomp-
son came out third in the mile run