The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-12
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES
(sy Mrs. A. A. eeohardt).

LINCOLN PARK. c.. ...
The Stiers family is enjoying the
novelty OF learning TO manipulate a
new Dodge car, purchased Tuesday of
this week.
Early cherries are being picked for
market in places over the Park and
the yield is quite promising and the
prices seem to be satisfactory.
Little Clara Zontine of Florence is
spending a few days visiting at the
home OF her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hunter.
C. C. Smith is the possessor of a
new Maxwell car, which is a recent
purchase.
street enjoyed a Fourth of Jul visit
from their son Charles. who has a
position as cashier and bookkeeper
in the c. F. and l. store at Segundo,
Colo.
The Andrews family took Fourth
of July drive owe rthe Oak Creek
grade. eating a picnic dinner at one
of the beauty spots on the Oak Creek
basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur holland came
down from independence. Colo. last
week TO spend a few days at the
parental home on Logan street. They
returned Thursday. accompanied by
Mrs. Noiand's sister, Mrs. Clara Tur-
ner.
Gene lsley came up from Dodge
City. Kan. last week to spend the
Fourth with his parents on Park ave
nue.. Mr.. Isley has a position with
the Santa Fe railroad and gets home
for an occasional shSrt visit.
The families of E, L. Dunlap and
D. II. Kellar went out in the hills for
o Fourth Of July picnic and took din
ner at the Hot Springs. They were
accompanied by Uncle Jerry Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis and
baby. accompanied by Mrs. ]. F. Davis
pnd daughters. Helen and Alta, re
turned Sunday from few days visit
in Denver. They made the trip by
auto and while in the capital city were
guests of their daughter and sister.
Mrs. James McCampbeli.
E.M.Steel OF Colorado avenue made
trip to Burlington in the eastern
part of the state with truck load OF
cherries for market Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cook and son.
accompanied by Miss Hendrickson OF
town. motored out to Greenwood in
the Hardscrabble district for a few
days outing the Fourth. Mrs. Cook
and Henry will remain in camp there
for some time for rest and recupera-
tion. Mr.. Cook making frequent trips
put from his home on Poplar avenue.
F. J. Stiers returned TO his home
on Elm avenue the last of the week
after spending some time in Chicago.
where he underwent a surgical opera
ton at hospital with which his son,
John. had been connected. His son
was with him for some time and the
week before Mr.. Stiers' return he
spent at Muscatine, Iowa. where DR..
John has a successful practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook left over
the Rio Grande road Tuesday morning
for Alberta. Canada, where they ex-
pect to spend the summer and fall.
Mr.. Cook will assist bis brother, w.
F. Cook, who has large farming inter
ests there and finds help exceed
tngly scarce in that section. The Gill
len family have moved over from
Chestnut street and taken possession
pf the house and George Fridley has
charge Of the ranch.
About a dozen families of Lincoln
Park had quite an Informal Fourth OF
July get together on the fawn of the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. T.. E. Bailey
on Logan street. A most bountiful
picnic spread was participated in at
the noon hour and later the crowd en-
joyed an abundance Of ice cream. Not
content to be idle even on the national
holiday. quilt piecing and patching
was in evidence among the women
folks and the work vas interspersed
with singing Of popular songs TO help
pass the time away. Aside from host
and hostess those who enjoyed the
hren aim vera fha farnlnlna ~ r. n