The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-01
are reported doing nicely.


Mrs. A. f. English left last week for
her home at Houston. Texas. after
spending the summer months at the
family home on Grand avenue. Mrs.
English was called home early in the
season on account of the prolonged
Illness and subsequent death OF her
father DR.. Youngman
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis are the
proud parents of nine pound boy
born to them recently at their home
on East Park avenue Mr.. Davis says
that with two fine boys in the home
he will soon be able to quit work all
together. Mrs. Davis and baby are
both doing nicely.
Mrs. a. l.. Cook of Poplar avenue.
has been enjoying a two weeks visit
from her sister-in law. Mrs. Earle
Leeper and children OF Rolla, Kansas,
who recently left for their home.
Mrs. Martha Hart who has been a
trained nurse for some years, is a
guest at the home of her old time
frineds. Mrs. Mona Carter and mother.
Mrs. Smith. on L. Elm avenue. Mrs.
Hart il from Paola, Kansas. but has
been spending the summer months
among the mountains of Colorado for
her health.
the last OF the week from visit of
some two months among friends at
her old home in Kansas and Illinois.
stopping OF at different points in Iowa
s1d South Dakota.
Miss Cora Wodford and Miss Nc
Carly are among the grade teachers
of Lincoln Park school who will attend
the State Teachers association at Pu-
cbio this week
The family of f, NJ. Steele are NOV.
ing this week from Mrs. Minnie Ta
tum.s place on Colorado avenue which
they have been occupying for the
summer 10 Colorado Springs where
Mr.. Stelle will engage in business.
John Murch. pioneer resident OF
A>ShNoth III n Atsi@ Eosd Ibtuf
On Park avenue to a party from
Leadville.
Mrs. c. NJ. Chase has received word
from her nephew, Roscoe Kneppcr. a
one time resident OF Lincoln Park. of
the arrival of n fine boy at their home
near Lonix City, Nebraska. All parties
are happy and doing nicely.
Miss Hattie Litz returned this week
Wednesday from Il two months trip in
the west. Miss Litz has bccn visiting
among relatives at Portland, Oregon.
and at Seattle and Spokane. She also
visited her brother Louis. at Sydney,
Neb., on the return trip.
Mrs. b. G. Woodford who has been
for some months with her son, Dr.
Leon Wodford. at Everett. Washing.
ton, has so far rcgaincd her health
that she Is able 10 take automobile
rides. Mrs Woodford is looking for
ward 10 returning to her home before
very long.
Mrs. c. a. Linkins has her commit
toe lined up and busy at work on the
Food Conservation campaign over Lin.
coin Park this week Those carrying
on the work are Mrs. Sale. Miss ks
kaddon. Miss Bessie Chase. Mrs.
Stiers. Mrs. Snow. Mrs Kibbie. Mrs.
Telippa. Mrs. J. X. Hawkins, Mrs. T.
r. Bailey, Mrs. Frank Broughion and
Miss ynttupuan rrh. ,,.n..t. l. -,
distributed making easy canyassing
for each one who Ia engaged in Il.
Mrs. Sherley Andrews very pleas.
aniiy entertained the Lincoln Park
Ladies' Association Thursday after.
noon at her home on Park and Gar
beld avenue. The members enjoyed
a social time over the work OF tying
comforts.
Mrs. Carter told OF letter received
from Mrs. Allan Bell. a former mem
Der. now living at Elizabeth, Colo.
Mrs. Bell states that they are doing
well In the business OF dairy ranching
and probably will be content to mike
their home there. although they miss
on Lincoln Park. The
hostess served her guests with dainty
refreshments OF nut ginger bread and
tea and was assisted by Mise An.
drews. Another meeting is called for
afternoon OF this week with
Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt. when there will
be more comfort tacking TO do. The
association expects Hoon to take up
the, work Of knitting for the Red
Cross.
About dozen girls and boys of
LincolR, Park were invited to the Sale