The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-28
LINCOLN PARK !.
NEWSsNOTES

earnest over tne Pdrk ana everyone
is busy among the orchard trees or
In soil cultivation. Also greenhouses
hot beds and "settins hens are the
order of the day.
Miss Sylvia Caldwell returned to her
home on Pine street last week. after
taking course of instruction dur
ing the fall and winter months, at
Campian academy near .Loyeland,
G. E. Williams and family have
rented the Van Slyke place on
Twelfth street. where they Will lo-
cate for the summer a' I'd j.; s7s.
G. A. Lewis. who recently sold his
place on Elm and Birch to M ]. Good
win, has located with his family on
the c. c. Fulford place, on Park ave
nue.. Mr. Goodwin has moved his
family from Colorado avenue to: their
new home. .st5 s .a.,.t
Wilbur Davis went to- Victor last
week to take up work in the mines
for time. =. -
John Seibert. who has been spend
ing the winter months In tn emining
districts. returned to .hfs home. on
Sherman avenue the last OF the week
to look after spring work onn the
ranch. rJor s:.s g
G. W. Anthony has purchased the
J. X. Hawkins place on Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony have taken pos
session. while Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins
have taken up their residence for the
summer at the home of NJ B. King
on Walnut street.
The Gillen family, who have been
occupying the Van Slyke property on
Twelfth street the past few months.
have rented Mrs. Ellen Bones place
on the same street and will move
there for the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Caldwell motored up
Cottonwood creek Monday to look af-
ter their cattle interests on their
ranch near Waugh mountain. They
expect to be gone for few days.
Mrs. Bogardus. daughter sof Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Potter, has. lately
moved to the brick cottage ON Park
avenue vacated. by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Anthony.
The Watcher family OF Park avenue
are moving up into, the, mountains
this spring. j. W. Potter and family.
who have been living the, past year
on the Maynard place. will take pos
session OF the Watcher ranch. as Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard expect to come
down from Victor to take charge of
their own place on Park avenue.
Mrs. F.. r. Gebhardt was hostess to
the Lincoln Park Ladies' association
at her home on Park. avenue ..Thurs-
day afternoon. The election Of Off
GERS and arranging for entertainment
of the general association. which
meets at the church the first Thurs
day in March. filled up the time given
to the business session. The officers
for the coming year we're chosen as
follows: Mrs. A. L. Cook, president;
Mrs. F. Il. Gebhardt, vice president; /;
Mrs. Halstead. secretary-treasurer.
The attendance for the afternoon was
very good and included Mrs. CARRIER
and Mrs. Sophia Jones as guests. A
pleasant social time was enjoyed and
refreshments consisted of fruit punch
and cookies. | ~
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. and number of interested friends
have been doing an extensive work
the last few weeks sewing for the
Red Cross society and have turned
in to the Canon City chapter not less
than twenty-five sheets. several bath
robes and a dozen or more pajamas,
aside from several knitted articles. all
well made and nicely finished. The
ladies sometimes bring lunch and
only for the afternoon, This week
Wednesday they finished, work left
over from last week at the home of
Mrs. Darling. Mrs. T. e. Bailey has
charge of the sewing. circle. for Park
avenue and adjacent streets, while
the Twelfth street contingent is under
the Jurisdiction of Mrs. Fulford. A
special pleasing feature of a day spent
with Mrs. Bailey not long ago was a
dainty surprise luncheon brought out
from town by her daughter, Mrs.
Clara Turner, and Mrs. Raymond
r1iede. al 7s..s ,,s,y..s,,
A good sized audience OF patrons
and friends OF the Lincoln Park
school enjoyed very interesting en-
tertainment given by. she pupils Of the