The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-08
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Every one is getting their apple
crop to market these fine days by wa
gon loads and truck loads packed in
either boxes or baskets or selling in
bulk.
Miss Carrie Hughart spent Tuesday
of this week visiting with the family
of her brother W. w. Hughart at o. K
Springs ranch.
Word comes TO Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L.
Bailey of Logan street from their son.
Lee Bailey. who has a business posi-
ton at Butte. Montana, that he has
had the misfortune 10 get a leg brok
en-, and will be layed up awhile as a
result of the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Carver motored
down from Guffey the last of the week
on business trip. calling on old Lin
coin Park neighbors during their stay
here. They are sending their two sons,
Chester and Merle. 10 business school
at Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cook entertain
ed as guests Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Howard of Coal Creek. who came
over to attend services at the First
Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard have charge of the S. S. work
at Coal Greek.
Mrs. f. G. WethereIl and daughter
Mrs. Mildred Cheney. drove up from
The Hardscrabble district Friday on a
business trip and for visit at their
old home on Grand avenue.
l.. G. Thompson, A. L. Sprinkle and
C. NJ. Chase and son Clarence took a
business trip to Ca'abon Friday re-
turning home the next day. They went
by automobile.
Ebert Jones is down from Victor
visiting among old acquaintance on
the Park. His brother Leon another
Old resident OF Lincoln Park. has q po-
sition in the round house at Toledo.
Ohio, in company with his chum,
Earle Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Noland an
nounce the arrival OF a fine daughter
born to them at the hospital at Victor
on Wednesday of last week. Mrs
Noland's mother. Mrs. T. f. Bailey. of
Lincoln Park, expects to make visit
TO see the new granddaughter as soon
as mother and child return to their
home at independence mine.
/ The family of George NJ. Ernest, for.
merIy from Illinois. have rented the
l.. Van Slyke place on 18th street and
have recently located there.
I X. B. Quinn has returned to his
home at Gyman, Oklahoma, after
spending some weeks harvesting the
apple crop on his ranch on Elm ave-
nue. Mr.. Quinn made the trip from
Oklahoma and return by automobile
| Mrs. G, A. Latham has returned
from their ranch on Tallahassee creek
and located on Poplar avenue TO give
the children school privileges NJ.
Latham will join his family on Lin
coin Park as soon as he disposes OF
his potato crop.
! Mr.. and Mis-. Bert Mattison motored
: over from Pueblo Sunday and were
The guests of the family of C. A. Lew
is on Elm and Birch
Mrs. F. f. Maynard of Victor. was a
recent guest at the home of her sister.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey. ON Park avenue.
Mrs. Bailey accompanied Mrs. May.
nard for visit to the home of thei--
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Anthony.
who live on large cattle ranch near
Pueblo. Mrs, Bailey mace a short stay,
but Mrs. Maynard and children re.
mained for an extended visit.
Z. Mrs. Jean Elkins who has been Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. j. Mccartney
Tor some weeks. returned recently 70
ier home at Pueblo. From there Mr..
and Mra. Elkins went to Sherman.
Texas to spend the winter months.
i John, James and VIII Mccartney
tpotored TO the territory east of Colo
RADIO Springs the last OF the week ON
two days hunt for jack rabbits.
They succeeded In bagging a good
'upply of game but found rabbits less
plentiful than on n similar expedition
last year.
Mrs. A. a. Gebhardt was hostess TO
the Lincoln Park Ladies' Association
'art Thursday afternoon Mt her homc
on Sherman avenue. There wss very
good attendance for the busy times
Comfort tying was the work In hand
snd refreshments consisted Of pump
Kin pie and cider. The meeting for
next week AZ tho regular time. viii b.,
With N's. H M. Bailey on Park ave
nus