The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES
(sy Mrs. A. A. eeohardt).

of alfalfa is under way over the Park
with fine days for hay making.
Mrs. Wright of Parke avenue has
been enjoying visit from her neph-
ew. Harold Hansworth. of Florence.
Mrs. Shallaberger. is down from her
home at Moffat visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Williams. and helping to
care for her little grandson.
Mrs. Frank Hoover and children,
who have been living for some months
on Park avenue. left Friday to make
their home for the balance of the sum
mer at Parkdaie. where Mr. Hoover
is engaged in teaming.
Little Miss Evelyn Smeltzer of Flor
ence has been spending a week visit
ing Mrs. S. S. Courtney on Park ave
nue..
The Ladies' association of Lincoln
Park will meet to sew next Friday
afternoon at the Red Cross headquar-
ers in town.
Mrs. Edwards and children are down
from the San Luis valley visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Tobier. on Park avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey of Park
avenue receive word frequently from
their son Ray, who Joined the U. S.
navy some weeks ago. He has been
transferred to the battleship Missouri.
wheIe he holds a position as fireman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fawcett mo
tored thru from Omaha and have been
guests the past week at the home of
the formers sister. Mrs. c. N. Chase.
n Sherman avenue. The visitors are
their way to Portland. Ore. They
expect to make the entire distance in
their car.
Henry Palm and Glenn Glebhardt.
of Lincoln Park. with the iatter's help
er. Frank Seeley of La Junta. were
among the party that left town early
Sunday morning for a motor trip to
SaIida to attend the state C. E. con-
vention. On the return trip. late in
tn eevening. Frank and Glenn left the
party at Eight Mile park and walked
across to the Roya, Gorge pavilion,
where they were ready for duty on
Monday morning.
The Girls Sewing club of Lincoln
Park met IN regular session wednes-
day afternoon OF last week at the
lome OF their instructor. Mrs. Il. II.
aeNeal. on Park avenue The usual
attendance OF members. from ten to
tfteen. were present and the girls are
especially interested in the work The
hub viii meet hereafter once in two
weeks
The Caldwell. Van Slyke and Cotton
party who took a trip to Denver and
Boulder last week in two cars was
composed entirely OF young people
with the exception of Mrs Caldwell.
Mr.. Van Slyke the elder was not in
he party. as was enormously stated
n last weeks news notes.
Miss Faye Bonjour of onaga. Kan.
who visited her sister. Mrs. F. r. Geb-
hardt. few days last week. left Sat
arday for Boulder. where she will
lpend six weeks in summer school.
Miss Boniour expects to return to Lin
coin Park for a songer visit In Au-
gust.
Mrs. Wilson OF Chanute. Kan. was
a recent two days visitor at the home
of her sister. Mrs. 7. F. Bailey. on
Logan street. She was on her way to
Los Angeles in the interests of the
". c. T. U.
Mrs. B. E. Massey and children
have returned to their home at Co
manche. Okla. since the recent death
of Mr.. Massey with the exception OF
Homer. who has been packing up the
household goods. while making his
iome at T. E. Bailey's.
Miss Helen King returned home the
last of the week from a soiourn Of
about three months in California. vis-
iting her aunt. Mrs. L. n. Likeus. Her
cousin. Mrs. A. B. Gardner OF Denver.
is guest at present at the King home
on Walnut street
Mrs. E. r. Sullivan, who has been
quite i'll the past few weeks at her
home on Grand avenue. is reported to
be considerably improved and able to
sit up some.
Mrs, Willis Corwin Of Denver has
been visiting the past few days at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Clements. on West Sherman ave-
nue.. Mr.. Corwin Is expected to join