The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
LINCOLN PARK
/ NEWS NOTES

tne Idmiiy OF MS SlSteT, MTS. rEeu
Schiaeppi and help move them 10
their new location on Logan street.
The ladies' OF the Eastern Star
club Of Lincoln Park will meet with
Miss Gertrude Kibbe on Willow St,
at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. Is.
The South Side Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Christian church meets
with Mrs. Hobart, corner of Park
and Garfield on Wednesday after
noon of this week.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson and sister, Miss
Crow. have recently sold their place
on Locust street to a party from the
coal camps.
Judge Kliese has traded of his
place on west Park avenue. and the
family will move back TO the old
home at Fullerton, Nebr., to be near
their married children, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Samueis are
the parents OF bright baby girl born
TO them Jan. 26th at their home, cor
ner of Poplar and Ash. All parties
are reported to be getting along nice
ly.
Mr.. Bowman and Guy Caldwell have
been down from the mountain ranch.
es for visit and on matters of busi-
ness. They made use OF the motor
truck 10 take up a load of groceries
and bring TO town a load OF home
grown potatoes Guy expects to leave
for the ranch again Wednesday.
Mrs. S. S. Courtney received re-.
cent word OF the death of her father,
Mr.. Folk. at the old home at Genoa,
I'LL. at the advanced age OF 81 years.
The remains were brought to Law.
renee, Kansas for burial. Mr.. Folk
VIII be remembered as living at one
time on Lincoln Park. and also as n
visitor at the home of Mrs. Courtney.
Mrs. E. Z. Dunlap OF Elm avenue
is enjoying a visit from her cousin.
Mr.. II. Robinson OF Eaton OF this state
whom she has not met for a mum.
ber Of years.
Clifford Sage returned home re-
Gently nom the Mexican border,
where he has been with Company C.
since its establishment there. chf.
ford vas honorabiy discharged from
service on account OF broken arches
of the feet sustained during the heavy
marches. He kept his feet supported
by braces. and stuck to his post until
called home by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Sage. Clifford is the
Youngest of i've boys. one Of whom
Is serving In the U. s. Army In the
Philippine Islands.
On Thursday evening the husbands
OF the members OF the Columbine
Club took Il upon themselves 10 en-
tertain their wives at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Caldwell, on Elm
avenue. and they did IL up brown. '
menu OF oyster stew. celery. cake
and coffee was provided and served
and a program given for the enter.
tainment OF the company. There
were eonundrums. speeches. stories,
songs and recitstions by the mascu.
line performers. including the read.
ing OF The Blue chicken-Hen" by
O. NJ. Rice. which was special III.
traction. Altogether. the evening
spent at the Caldwell home was an
unusually enjoyable one.
The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Harrington on Park avenue.
was given over Friday evening 10 the
members OF the Ladies' Association
OF Lincoln Park who did the honors
of entertaining their families and In.
Nited guests for a few hours. Four
or Ave tables full of men. women.
young folks and children enjoyed the
bountifui chicken pie dinner served
from seven O'Clock until after eight.
After the tables were cleared. chairs
were arranged in one OF the rooms
Tor an audience. and later the doors
opened upon group of school chill.
dren. young and old who hustled in
with dinner pals. books and states
and answered to roll call by their
teacher. DIR. Bell. lively session
followed with Modern Methods Of
Speliing."' recitations on elementary
subjects. orations, pieces essays,
and songs. mixed with gum chewing.
singing paper balls and all the antics
Incident to school days" either an.
Client or modern. and all enjoyed an
hour or two OF relaxation and fun.
Rev. Armentrout closed the program
with brief speech complimentary to
the good behavior Of the pupils. and
10 the parents present The ladies'