The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
Lincoln Park News


in the bitches.
Fred Cook came up from Ordway
for weekend visit with his little son
Ralph and his grandmother, Mrs, A.
SoIneland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Duney OF Park
Center were callers Saturday nt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Howes.
George Schlaf has so d his ranch to
Carl Hilman. The family will locate
on the place on Park avenue vacated
by o. Singleton.
C. T. Jones has recently sold the
five-acre tract purchased a year or
two ago of M. E. Snow, to John
Selingo.
The Cushenberry family have re-
moved from the Whetzell plan to what
is known as the Smith ranch on East
Sherman avenue.
The Cornish ranch has been pur-
chased by H. L. Mulder OF Brewster,
who has taken possession with his
family. The children are attendants
at Lincoln Park school.
The Victory Girls of Lincoln Park
School had a candy sale at the build
4h6 aCodoys thO ~ OtCSdb vi WIiCn
added materially to their financial
fund
w. A Brewer. who has been doing
road work near Parkdae for some
time, has returned to his home, to be
ready for the spring work on his
ranch.
N. E. Curtis and family are row
comfortably located on the ranch for
merly owned by Mrs. Dooley.s
Mrs. Mona Carter of Elm avenue
has been enjoying a weeks visit from
an old friend. Mrs. F. D. Crowell. of
Grass Valley. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Rice have To-
Gated on Grand avenue on tie place
formerly owned by George L. Ander-
son.
The family of c. NJ. Chase writes
of their safe arrival at Twin Falls.
Idaho. They drove as far as Chey-
enne, Wyo.. with their car. and took
the train from there TO their destina.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson have
received word from their sor, Earl.
who is in Germany with the Amer
ican forces. that their division is
scheduled to leave for the United
States by June /.
Mrs Donald Likens of Casper. wyo.,
who has been visiting relatives here.
has settled on the old Likens place GU
Fifteenth street. Mr.. Eikens will
join her there as soon as the roads
are in condition for him to drive with
his car from Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook have re-
turned to their bone after an absence
of nearly two years. They spent part
of the time with Mr.. Cooks brother
on large farm in Alberta. Cana and
later removed iwth the family to Cal
iforEia, spending some time at Long
Beach ad Los Angeles. finally settling
at Orosi. from which point they re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Dilley started
Wednesday for independence. Ran.
in answer to message stating the
serious illness of the latter's sister,
They went by automobile to the state
line. where Mrs. Dilley took the train
for her destination, Mr.. Diiley return.
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric C. Elk entertained
as Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wiley and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hulse and Mrs c. NJ. Wiley in com
memoration of the eighty-second pirtf
day anniversary OF the elder Mrs. VIII
ley. Grandma Wiley very much en-
joyed the good time with the other
guests that had been planned in her
honor.
hlr. and Mrs. L. G. Thompson en-
joyed a weekend visit from their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Thompson and two children, of
Pueblo Mr. Thompson is principal of
the Fountain school and has charge
of the manual training department OF
FIVE different schools. The visitors
eft for their home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Miles Lamb and baby spent a
few days last week visiting at the
parental Brewer home on Colorado
avenue before leaving for their new
location in Denver, where Mr.. Lamb
is emp Dyed with the Colorado Power
Company.
Little GoIdie Hulse. 6 years old, was
given a birthday party on Saturday
afternoon from 2 to s o'clock by her
mother. Mrs J. w. Hulse. Five other
girls OF about the same age and her
little chum Wi lie Elk, made up the
company. who had merry time with
games and general frolic A birth
day cake with six candles and lee
cream were served to the little folks
before they left for their homes.
Mrs. John Devivier gave surprise