The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-01
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES


SHOWS to get their grounds in shape
for spring sowing, and some varieties
of seed have already been planted for
early production
Miss Cora Woodford took advant-
Sare of school holiday on Friday and
went to Concrete for few days visit
with relatives.
Mr.. Arthur Shannon and family
have moved out from River street TO
Lincoln Park,on the Mcdonald place
Su FIN avenue. which they have
re,fed for the season.
Mrs. F. F. Maynard and little son.
Francis. are spending the week visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Anthony, near Pueblo.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Braden of East
Elm avenue are the happy parents OF
baby daughter. born recently at the
hospital. Mrs. Braden has been home
again for about a. week and all
earttes are getting along nicely.
Mr.. II. NJ. George who holds the
office of assayer at the Empire Zinc
plant. has moved his family from SIS
Main street TO corner of Pine and
Elm, Lincoln Park.
Mrs. Hall and children OF Villa
Grove have been visiting the past
week or two with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Shaw on Ash street.
and with other relatives. sss- !isll
s,as had her little daughter. Margaret.
n, the hospital for the removal OF
ionsiis and adnoids. and the child Is
reported TO be recovering nicely. Also
the son, s. b. Shaw OF EliEabethtown.
y, N, has been guest among his
relatives on Lincoln Park.
J. II. Laird of Logan street left
Thursday for Wilbur. Nebraska. where
he will spend a week looking after
property interests. From there he
wfn 60 to Tabor, Iowa. and spend
another week visiting his brothers and
other relatives Miss Dooley is stay
ing with Mrs. Laird during his alb
fence.
Dr. and Mrs. Bell are leaving this
vsek. Thursday, for their stock ranch
about 30 miles southeast OF Denver.
and four miles from the little town OF
Elizabeth on the Colorado & South
~rn railroad Their many friends on
the Park regret their departure. but
are hopeful that prosperous fruit
season will be an inducement for them
10 return In the fall to look after
their orchard interests on Grand ave
nue..
Mr.. W. SheIlebarger. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Shaile-
1arEcr's daughter. Mrs. John Williams
on Park avenue. has gone to MoffAt
to stock up his ranch In that vicinity,
Mrs. shaiiebArger will extend her vis-
Il on Lincoln Park and Join her hus-
sand at the cattle ranch In the sea
aon.
Mr.. and Mrs George label of On
ays. Kansas. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hobbs and family on Elm
avenue. They are on their way to
California. Mr.. label II a brother OF
Mrs. Hobbs and son OF the elder
Mrs. label who lives at the Hobbs
home.
Mrs. Roscoe Davis was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the NJ. Z. church OF the
Lincoln Park division at her home on
East Park avenue. Tho ladies put In
the time sewing and planning work
for meetings ahead and enjoyed a
good social time m well.
Mrs.. c. A. Latham and sister. Miss
Mile Lewis. went TO Howard Thurs
day for a weeks visit at the home Of
Mr.. Latham's parents.
Mrs. G. A. Lowis very pleasantly
entertained the Lincoln Park Sewing
club at her home on Elm and Birch
Thursday afternoon and furnished n
Job OF quilt piecing for the eight
members present. At the close OF the
sfternoon's work Mrs. Lewis served
hcr guests TO appetizing Refreshments.
The South Side Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Christian church gathered at
De home OF Mrs. J. Landen. Park ave.
nue.. "wednesday afternoon with eleven
members present. Quilting was the
order OF work. and not completing II
that day several came in Friday and
nnished the guilt. Mrs. Landen serv-
ed her guests with cookies and cocoa
Friday afternoon.
The Eastern Star club OF Lincoln
Park was delightfully."- entertained by
the Misses Wagner at tho Wagner
home on Grand avenue on Friday
afternoon. II being Washington's
birthday the guests came in costume