The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-13
lINCOlNE'PA|.R|ks. Al
..I.,NEWS NOTES

ing talked about for the bene1it Oh
those who have surplus fruit and
vegetables to be disposed of among
the ranches of Lincoln Park The
venture has been tried elsewhere
where less resources abound than in
these irrigated districts, with very
good success and profit TO those
concerned in such an enterprise.
Mrs. Frank Maynard has been
quite i'll the past week at her home
on Lincoln Ave. but is reported to be
improving nicely. under the nursing
administration of Mrs. Mills.
Miss Edith Miller has returned to
her home on Sherman Ave, for the
summer vacation. after competing
her years work as teacher in the
schools in Ioveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Michael and chill
dren have come up from Dawson. \.
NJ, to spend the summer with Mrs.
Michaels mother, Mrs. J. NJ. McCart-
ney at he McCarney home on Logan
sreet.
Miss Gladys Corey who has been
studying and teaching music in Phil
adeiphia for some years, is back
among her old friends for the sum-
mer vacation and has been visiting
her sister. Mrs E.. h, Woodford on
Garfield street.
Mrs. James sMcCampbell came down
from Denver Saturday, for a weeks
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Nolan and
baby daughter left for their home in
Victor. Monday. after having spent
three weeks visiting at the home of
T. E. Bailey on Logan street. Mr..
Nolan came down to be treated for
an attack of appendicitis from which
he is recovering nicely.
Jack Eagle and daughter who are
old residents of Lincoln Park, stop
ped over for short visit at the
Andrews home on Sherman and Gar
field. Friday. while; on. business trip
by auto from his home in Monte Wis
Ia, to Denver.
Harold Mills. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. r. Mills of Poplar Ave, has ac-
cepted position as assistant secre.
tary in the company "Y'' building in
a coal camp three miles out from
Trinidad and is much pleased with his
work.
Glenn Gebhardt returned Monday
evening from a combined business
and pleasure trip to Denver where
he incidentally took in a view of the
suns eclipse in the path of totality
He took his camera along which he
used to advantage in getting pictures
of his observations.
\. f. Hubbell and George Guyette
spent few days last. week fishing
in the streams above Salida. max
ing the trip by auto. They We're re-
warded for their effort by fine
catch of trout They also were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Anderson who are relatives of
the Hubbel family.
The second floor rooms al the home
of Mrs. George Darling's on Park
Avenue, have been fitted up for the
use OF the Red Cross sewing clubs of
Lincoln Park during the summer
months and are being well patron
lied by all who have time for the
work.
Gotleib Hallaenr and family motor
ed down from Westcliffe Saturday for
a visit at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Fred Schlaeppi on Logan Street He
brought home his niece and nephew
Emma and Roy, who have been
spending some time among their rel
atiyes there. Mr. and Mrs. Hailaner
returned to Westcliffe Sunday. leav-
ing their daughter Ethel, at the
Schlaippi home for two weeks visit.
thai gathered at the Lincoln Park
school house Monday evening, to lis
len 10 the patriotic program that was
given under the auspices of the
G.. Kibbe. the president OF the club.
presiding. The meeting had been
planned specially in honor Of i.-c-
boys who have been called out from
Lincoln Park for military service at
fhe front. Patriotic songs and read
ings by special local talent helped to
make the program varied and enter
tanning thruout and encores were re-