The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-13
Lincoln Park News

time OF year, cisterns over the Park
have been cleaned and filled for do
nestle purposes since the water has
been turned into the bitches again.
Tony Konty and family OF Chandler
have recently taken possession of the
Scearce place on Grand avenue.
Mrs. Z. B. Murray returned Friday
night from months visit among rel
s;;ves at Springfield. Mo.
John Beaton has recently pur-
chased Miss Morrow's ranch on Logan
street, which he will take charge OF in
connection with his home place on
West Sherman avenue
Ar. and Mrs. G. w Anthony have
<k5oueht them a home in town and ex-
Ipect to move about the middle of the
month. At present MIR. Anthony is
laid up with an attack OF rheumatism
and other ailments due TO oyerwork-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Ahart left Sat
urday for Maxwell. n. NJ. to look
after matters OF business, expecting
10 be away for some days.
Miss Cora Woodford was among
the high school faculty of South
Canon who went to Pueblo Friday aft
ernoon TO hear the special lecture
given before the Teachers Confer
ence by Henry Van Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Hawkins have
vacated the Linkins property on Park
avenue and moved to their new home
in the next block west which they
recently purchased.
What is known as the Mcdonald
place on Elm avenue has been taken
possession OF by the owner. a. Mruz.
who came with his family last week
from Ruth. Kan.
Glenn Gebhardt writes from Silver
ton. Colo. where he has position as
principal OF the public school. thar
the citizens say they have three sea-
sonsthere-July. August and winter.
He thinks. however. that the winter
season predomlnates. with the mer-
curry standing at l; degrees below
zero and plenty OF snow.
After getting the fall work out of
the way William Jukes has gone 10
Hutchinson. Kan. for visit with the
family OF his son. He expects later
10 Join his wife. who is staying at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Mabel
King. in Denver.
Prof Elton woodford closed the
Lincoln Park school ON "Wednesday
afternoon. and with his corp Of teach
srs went to Peubol the next day 10 at
tend the Educational Teachers Con-
ieronce. Mr., woodford returned to
his home ON ihe midnight train FRI
day.
A. l.. Sprinkle arrived last week
from Missouri with a car OF house
hold goods which he has stored at the
home the family expect TO occupy on
East sherman avenue. Mr.. Sprinkle
has been busiiy engaged with his team
} since his coming. In hauling apples.
Mildred stopped over in Iowa for a
visit smong relatives before return
ing to Colorado.
H. s cushenbery Is fixing up the
place on Park avenue which he has
recently purchased for a home. The
family expect 20 move there In the
near future, and will yacate the ranch
on East Sserrnan avenue. whichk viii
lie occupied by the Sprinkle family.
The Lincoln Park Red Cross work
cts uaNf Dttn IalAntut III AltiI Cah-
sass for the last few days and have
received courteous treatment every.
where. Where there has been loss of
crops or family Illness the failure to
subscribe TO the cause seem sto be on
account of a limit TO capacity rather
than lack of willingness to help as
a rule.
Mr. and Mrs T. Z. Bailey have
gone ON a trip to the East to visit
their relatives and friends. They
stopped on at Boulder to spend Sun
day with their son. orville. who is at
tending the State University. They
viii spend some time at Fullerton.
Neb.. and also at Chanute. Kan. be-
fore returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. " H. King returned
Saturday IRON a 10 days motor trip
through the northern part OF the state
They visited Mr.. Kings daughter.
Mrs. Roy wincheli. In Denver. and a
brother OF Mr.. King at Greeley. They
were also guests of some OF their rel
atives at Carr. Colo. From the lat
Ter point Mr.. Kings sister. Miss Flora
King returned with them to their
home on Walnut street.
Lloyd Cone cane in Saturday from
Seattle wash, where he has been
fllliDg his old position in bank since
his return from oyerHeas sercvice In
July. Lloyd is dorniclled with +. W
Howes In his old home on Colorado
avenue. and expects to remain during
the winter season. His may expo