The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The Splitter family. from the north
side. have lately located on the Har-
rison ranch on East Park avenue
Dick Mason OF Sherman avenue. is
spending few weeks working in the
mining district at Victor.
Miss Mary Haghart spent a few
days visiting in Lamar last week. re-
turning to her home on Sherman ave-
nue.. on Saturday.
S. W. Stark of Winterset. Ia. and
DR.. Collin of Des Moines, spent day
or two the first of the week on Line
coin Park looking after some property
interests belonging to Mr.. Stark.
evening from two weeks visit with
relatives at Aldrich. Mo. Mr.. Davis
reports about the same amount of
snow fa'l in Missouri az in Canon City.
but the drifts were so bad people
could only get across on horseback.
AS conditions are not very favorable
for ranching these days. citizens of
the Park have been keeping open
extent. getting in their seasons sup
ply OF coal.
Lincoln Park school is considering
the advisability of continuing its ses-
close of the school year. but no de
cisive action has been taken yet.
S. s. Courtney of Park avenue. is on
trip TO Texas and New Mexico. look
ing after matters of business.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the NJ. E. church. have been
meeting in groups at the different
homes Of its members and as a result
have finished 120 treasure bags that
have ben handed over to the Cham
ber of Commerce.
E. W. Arlen of Wilbur street. drove
to Pueblo with a load OF apples last
week, but on account OF the extreme
cold was obliged to store the apples
in Leu Of selling out and returned
home.
Word comes from Mr. and Mira Jno
Cook. from near Spokane. Wash. that
they have been visiting there for the
past two weeks and that they Will
spend the rest of the winter In Cali
fornia in company with Mr.. Cooks
brother and family. from Canada. Mr..
and Mrs. Cook will probably return
to their Lincoln Park home by spring.
II. C. Linkins stopped over for a
week and visited at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. A.. Linkins,
on Park avenue. Mr.. Liukins is trav
cling salesman for a Chicago packing
house and was enroute for Salt Lake
and Los Angeles In the interest OF
the business.
Prof. Roger Johnson who has been
living on the McDougall place on Pop
lar avenue. has purchased the John
son place on South 18th street. The
family will take possession of the
ranch the 1st OF February
Freeman Van Skye and Ellis Fro
man have gone to Moffat where they
have found work. Freeman is work
ing for C. w. Shei,aberger on his
cattle ranch and Ellis liz helping In
connection with drilling artisan
wells.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Fulford returned
to their home on 18th street. after a
visit of several weeks at their old
home at Royal Oak. Michigan. Colo
RADIO seems good to them and these
winter days pleasant contrast TO a
location where the mercury stands at
80 below zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt had as
guests for a ..'meatiess wheatless" din
ner on Wednesday. Mrs. Phillips and
Mrs. Belle Key from town and MI
and Mrs. Sherley Andrews OF Lincoln
Park. Mrs. Andrews assisted with
the entertaining. 4
7 A stray coyote was seen steaithiIy
making its way westward along al
cement irrigation ditch on Sherman
avenue. on Sunday morning. crossing
the front yard Of the Davis home and
into the orchard II then circied back
to the public highway. promenadcdl
up and down Mckinley street and then