The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-03
Beaver Park News

Mrs. Flora Ray of Colorado Springs,
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. s. A. Bodell for the last week, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Eugene Morley has gone to Denver
to spend the summer with his father,
who is connected with Y. NJ. c. A.
work in that city. He will return to
Penrose when school opens in Sep
tember to complete his last year in
high school.
Mrs. J. E. Crawford of Boulder, who
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
o. D. Satterlee. for the last two weeks.
returned to her home last Saturday.
Rev. w. G. Kerry was in attendance
at the ministerial ordination Of the
Presbyterian church at Pueblo last
Thursday.
The Rev. James Russell, overseas
Y M c. A. worker" delivered an in
structive and interesting lecture on
the work of the organization with our
boys in France at the church auditor
ium Sunday morning.
The young folks of the Park en-
joyed hamburger roast" picnic at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Rowland last Saturday evening, in
celebration of the birthday of "Till'
Schaffer. Age unknown. Will not
tell.
The elite of society of Penrose en-
joed a social dance at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Crawford last Fri
day evening. Refreshments and light
lunch was served and pleasant time
was had by all.
Rev. w. X Kerry occupied the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church at
Ganon City last Sunday morning on
account of the illness of Rev. Armen-
trout, the regular pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Oatman wiz
"Henryford" to Salida for the celebra-
ton July and 5, returning home the
sixth Mrs. N. R. Worthington and
daughter Ethel will accompany them
for the celebration.
Mrs. d. A. Snead will spend July 4
in Pueblo.
Supt. ]. A. Magruder and family will
go to Salida to take in the July AS
celebration.
OIL Thomas, the garage man Of Pen
rose, niotored to Denver the first of
the week on business, returning Mon
day evening
Currant and gooseberry picking is
in full swing on the Park this week.
Pickers are wanted at 1hc and &c a
pound. and at the prices this fruit is
bringing. the farmers can well af-
ford t9 pay a good price TO have the
fruit Harvested.
Cherry and raspberry picBfng will
commence right after tb@ Fourth
There will be big crsb.
Mrs. ]. w. Pfinsle and daughters
Margaret and Bernice, of Ray, Ariz.
are expected to arrive on the Park
one day this week to spend the sum
mer at the home of Grandpa and
Grandma Oatman. After their arrival
if you want to know who is boss
around this ranch, drop in and look
the situation over and you will soor
find out Start something.
Miss Katherine Baird, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Baird, who has
been in Denver the past winter at
tending commercial college, arrived
home the first fthe week to spend
her vacation.
"A udHuy ram last TIits-ys ahOAhti
yesterday, Monday. We need these
rains.
Mrs. James McBeth returned home
from an extended visit with her
daughter in California, who has been
seriously i'll, last Sunday. jeans has
a more contented smile on his face
nowadays. Says this bacning stunt. is
NO good.
Word has been received in Penrose
3 from Victor telling of the death of
James E. Grady, who moved from Pen
rose about month ago to make his
home at that place. Mr.. Grady suffered
a serious atatck of the influenza last
winter terminating in pneumonia and
since then his health had not been Of
the best. Interment was held at
Sunnyside cemetery last Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. The family
have the sympathy of their many
friends on the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckee mo-
tored to Victor Wednesday morning TO
attend the funeral of j. E. Grady.
Merrill Smith. one of Beaver Parks
contributions to Uncle Sans army,
returned to his home from Camp Lee,
Va, last Sunday.
Clarence Mahaffey is now the owner
of Ford car.
Mrs. William Muzzy is home from
weeks visit with the family of j. A.
Never at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. George Pendleton is very se-i-