The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23
LINCOLN PARK

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On Grand avenue recently rented of
Miss Andrews
SyIvin Caldwell is spending a few
days this week with her brother Guy
at the ranch near Waugh mourtain
Mrs A Sonneland OF Garfield sire Il
left Tuesday afternoon to spend a few
weeks with the family of her dsugn-
ter, Ms, Ellen Cook at O-dway.
Rev. S. K Wheat AXE has be- max
ing his home with the family OF j. r.
Post on Sherman avenue while oor-
Quoting revival meetings in the Free
Methodist church in South Canon.
Ed Arlen has been shipping apples
in carload lots to Pueblo. He re-
turned recert'y to his home on Willow
street after spending some time in re-
failing the stock from the last car
shipped
Mrs. Golden has returned to her
home on Willow street after being at
the hospital for few days. where she
was treated for gall stones Mrs
Go den and her four-weeks old baby
are reported to be ting along very
ricely at present.
Mrs. Louise Michot OF Grand ave-
nue. receives interesting letters from
a. sister in Belgium. telling of suifer-
| ing and hardships of her relatives
there. several of whom were in the
thick of the trouble during war times,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunfee of Cot
tonwood Creek and Mr.. AID Mrs.
Harry Clark of Beaver Para were the
guests Thursday at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Caldwell on Pine street
Mrs. Ada Snyder and children who
have been spending some time at the
parental Hoitfaster home on Poplar
avenue, are taking up their residence
this week on River street Er. Sny-
der has arranged his business afIairs
at Westclffe so that the family may
locate permanent y in Canon City.
Mrs. H I. Houghton OF Canon City
was guest Sunday at the' homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams or Park
avenue
C. A. Harper. who has been quite i'll
at his home on Garfield street for
some days, is reported to be improv-
ing at present
William Fianney is reported to be
quite low at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. A G. Hayes on East Elm avenue
The family have no hopes of his re-
covery. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanney are
from Karsas. and have been spending
the last few months at the Hayes
home.
Glenn Gethardt writes the folks on
the Park that school work is going
full force at Carbonate They have
been having weather at 20 degrees be-
low zero. and the s,eighing is fine
Mrs. E. c. Kibbe very agreeably en-
tertained a few guests at her home on
Willow street on Saturday evening. Tt
was a social affairs and the principal
diversion was playing the game of
rummage. All entered into the spirit
of the evenings pleasure and enjoyed
later dainty refreshments of ice cream
and cake. Those present were Mrs.
Carter and brother. r. H. Smith.
Harry Wagner and sister. Miss Emma
Wagner.
A L. Sprinkle has exchanged his
sever-acre orchard on Park avenue
for a larger farming tract near Noun
tain Grove in the southeastern part of
Missouri The family are loading a
car this week and will leave shortly
for their new home in the Ozarks. Mr.
Stringer Is the present owner of the
Sprinkle ranch, and will soon take
possession with his family.
What might have been a serious ac-
cident occurred near the playground
of Lincoln Park Monday afternoon
The boys were engaged in playing
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get possession of the ball. John Rat
kovich ran in frort OF passing car.
The car was moving slowly. but
passed completely over the boys
body before it could be stopped. The
boy was in an unconscious condition
when picked up. but on examinat on
no bores were found to be broken or
any serious injuries otherwise. The
loss of one days school work proved
to be the only unfortunate result of
Johns experience.
Taking into consideration the fact
that last Friday was the date of
birthday anniversary for A. Wiley.
Mrs. Wiley and daughter. Mrs. Eric
Elk. planned very pleasant surprise
for him at the Wiley home on Park
avenue. when number of families
among their neighbors were invited in
for a social evening. The guests had
ia most enjoyable time and refresh
ments suitable TO such an occasion
were served ythe hostesses.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
of Lincoln Park will have the frst
meeting since the reopening of the