The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
PARK
d NEWS NOTES

Andrew Hooley, who was the guest
of Glenn Gebhardt few days last
week. left Saturday for Colorado
Springs where he expected to take
up his studies at Colorado College.
Melvin Afheck OF East Sherman
avenue has recently taken position
in a Photographic studio at Pueblo.
/ Miss Sylvia Gaines drove up from
SLOAN Saturday and Mr. Gains came
on early In the week to help move
the rest Of the family to the farm.
where they expect to remain for the
sufnmer. '%
= Miss Rofena Lewis, who is a teach
er in the English Department at Col
orado College. returned to Colorado
Springs Monday after spending Eas-
ter vacation at her bone on GARFIELD
srteet
Mr.. and Mrs A. Ripley arrived
from San Diego. California Friday
and will take up their residence at
their old home on Bi~ch street. Their
son and family who recently came
from the east will live with them and
look after the interest of the ranch
F. ]. Stiers and w. W. Plummer
are among the sick the past week Or
two and are unable to be about their
customary work.
Glenn Gebhardt left Monday on the
morning train for Colorado Springs
to finish up his work at Colorado
College.
Byrd Railey writes to his folks
from Panama that his position in the
Navy agrees with bim in that he has
gained perceptibly in heighth and
weight since he left home some
months ago.
James Hepplewhite, after spending
few days with home folks on Lo-
Gust street left the middle of the week
to finish his years work at Colorado
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Elkins motor
ed up from Pueblo Saturday. 10 visit
their relatives on Lincoln Park. re-
turning Sunday.
Gilbert Suers left Sunday by train
for Ft- Collins to finish his years
work at the State College. He visit
ed his cousin Miss Louie Doe at
Loyeland enroute and also made con
nection with his motorcycle that he
left there on his homeward trip.
The Farmers Club of Lincoln Park
meets in regular session on Thurs
day evening OF this week at the Lin
coin Park school house. One of the
interesting items OF the program will
be debate among some OF the high
school students of South Canon.
Mrs. J. r. Krepper stopped of on
Monday for a visit with relatives at
the home of c. NJ. Chase on Sher-
man avenue. Mrs. Krepper Is on the
way to her home at Sioux City. Iowa.
after having spent the past few
months at Long Beach. Cal.
Lincoln Park was about as quiet
as 1t ever gets when. on Tuesday af-
ternoon its citizens laid aside their
work to join the throngs in the pat
riotic demonstration over town. They
are also showing their loyalty to the
flag with the colors waving from the
window porch or doorway of nearly
every home.
II. II. Bowman and DIR. Caldwell
motored up to their ranches near
Waugh mountain Sunday. DIR. Cad
well was accompanied by his mother
who will spend the summer at the
ranch in company with her grand
son Guy.
Mrs. g. A. Lewis very pleasantly
entertained the S. s. s. club at her
home on Elm and Birch Thursday
afternoon with all the members pres
ent and a few guests. The work was
quilting and the usual dainty refresh
ments were served.
Ray Bailey. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Bailey OF Park avenue. has
recently Informed his people by mail
that he has Joined the navy. He has
been having job for some time with
a construction company at Kansas
City ard was at work until he left
for the recruiting sta,ion at Great
Lakes. hi. The news came to home
folks as somewhat of surprise but
they express themselves as being
proud OF the patriotism OF their only
son and are glad that he has enlist
ed.
Mrs. Rsbeka Allen. mother of Mrs.
E. W. Howes and her sister. Mrs.
Mattie Allen, who have been living
at tise Howes home the past year or
two. left Monday for Lincoln. Nebr..
where they expect to take up their