The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-03
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES


The roads are being dragged over
the Park since the recent snow
!. which is putting them in good con
dition for public travel.
Mr.. Dan Miller and family have
moved from their home on Grand ave
nue. to the Gaines house on Sherman
for the summer months.
Miss Hattie Iitz IL visiting in Den
yer and will spend two weeks visiting
her mother. Mrs. Birchel and her
brother. Lewis. who is foreman OF
the Arm OF o'Marera and Green
Motor company.
Aionzo Lockwood has completed o
Job OF painting the exterior of Mr..
F. J. Stiers' home on Elm avenue,
which adds quite a bit to the at
lksractlveness of the place.
Mr.. George Demaree of Cripple
? Greek was a Sunday dinner guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Davis
on Sherman ave.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Associa-
Zion scheduled TO meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey on
Park avenue. has been deferred until
the next day snd will meet Friday
afternoon of this week.
T. f. Bailey has been called 10 Los
Angeles 10 bring back the remains
OF his brother Richard Bailey who was
at one time n resident OF Lincoln
Park. The funeral will be held at
Canon City some time Thursday.
The freeze OF Sunday night is re-
ported To have given the orchards OF
Lincoln Park rather hard hit. tho
some OF the later varieties. such as
Rome Beauty. Wine Sap. Ganos and
Ben Davis seem TO have withstood
sfhe elements 10 quite an extent. The
= cherry crop does not seem 10 be dam.
aged materially thus far.
Mrs. Shcpherdson. sister of y. J.
Stiers with her travelling companion.
Mrs. Wright. stopped on Tuesday for
few days visit at the Stien' home
on Elm avenue. They are On their
way east after having spent the last
few months visiting at different
points In California. Mrs. shepherd
sons home is in Kalamazoo. Mich.
and Mrs. Wright lives at Logan. o.
Mr.. Fitzgerald OF Cedar street Is
reported to be quite low with BriEht's
disease. with little hope on the part
OF his family and friends OF his re-
coyery. He has been poorly for quite
awhile
Mn. James Mccartney was hos.
tess to the s. <. 3. club on Wednes.
day afternoon al her home on Logan
and Grand. with all the members
present 10 enjoy the time together.
pieclng quilt blocks. Refreshments
were served at the close of the after
moons work.
Mrs. Gocsllng OF Park avenue is r.
ported TO be quite seriously III At
present. though at times she is able
TO be out among her acquaintance
and seems to be improving In gene
erai health. Her friends are hop
ing she will soon rally from this at
tack and be able to be about again,
Mrs. j. Mccartney and son VIII.
motorcd to Dawson. New Mexico. re-
Gently for weeks visit at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Merkie. They
stopped at Pueblo for another daugh.
ter. Mrs. Jean Eikins. who accom-.
panied them the remainder OF she
( way. They found the roads In excel
lent condition and very much enjoyed
the trip both going and returning.
c. c. Smith has gone TO California
TO look after the property interest of
his son who recently died there.
Mr.. John Hobbs returned TO his
home ON Elm avenue from the hospit-
al Tuesday and aiiho he has sustain
cd a slight fracture OF the skull. as a
result of his recent accident at the
Power Plant. he is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mn. l.. G.. Thompson re.
from their son. Ralph. who is a stu
dent at Colorado College. that he has
decided to leave for the coast to 10
into training on the Medical Corps
OF the Red Cross work. He viii visit
his folks al home before leaving.
Mrs. Ida roote had an unexpected
visit Saturday from BROTHER Mr..
lockwood. who camc in from Alaska.
and whom she had lost track Of. not
having seen him for 20 years. From
here he went to see hts mother in
Nebraska.
The Judge KIeisc place on Park
avenue has recently been purchased