The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
Lincoln Park News!


Park school and Brookside, played on
Tuesday afternoon on the LiLcoln
Park school grounds. scored in favor
Of the home team by a small majority.
c. W. Shallaberger came down from
Moffat Sunday to visit Mrs. Ehalla-
berger, who is spending a few weeks
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
John Williams.
Cien- Kirkton returned last week
from Houston. Tex. where he bas
been spending the past few weeks,
and II looking after the interests Of
his ranches on the Park.
The Chase sale on Sherman avenue
was largely attended last Thursday
afternoon. and everything went at fair
prices. The GiIlen family have
rented the place for the coming year
and will move over from Twelfth
street about the first OF the month
Mrs. John Bloxhem is reported to
be recovering from siege OF the
fiu. She has been III for some days
Her daughter. Mrs. Clark. Is down
from Victor caring for her.
Mrs. Frances E. Arthur. who has
been visiting a sister at Sergeant,
Neb., has recently returned TO Lin,
coin Park. and is the guest at pres
ent Of Mrs. A. s. Bailey on Twelfth
street.
Lewis Hammel Ii one OF the soldier
boys who has recently received an
honorable discharge from riiit;try
service. and has returned TO his home
on Lincoln Park He was mustered
out from Camp Lewis. Wash.
Roscoe Davis drove TO Cripple
Greek Tuesday with his auto truck
and brought down load OF household
goods for Mr.. and Hrs. wilbur No
land. who viii establish their hume
in this vicinity.
Ms. J. NJ. Affieck has been III with
Influenza the past week or two al her
home on East sherman avenue. but is
reported TO be getting better 1T pres
enf-
c. NJ. Chase and family are spend
ing q few days In town. and expect to
start out by automobile sometime this
week for their new location near
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Mrs. A. Sonneiand and son Arch.
have returned from ordway where
they were called to attend the fun
erai of her duEhter. Mrs Cook. They
both suffered with an attack of in
fiuenza while away. Mrs. Some
lands daughter. Mrs. Donald Likens
and baby. OF Casper. wyo.. accompa.
MED them home.
The Lincoln Park grist mil oper-
hied by r. d. Fiippen OF Park ave
nue.. IL putting out a superior quality
of cornmeai. which IL becoming quite
popular with the home trade. espe-
ciaIiy those Who enjoy the navor Of
the freshly ground product
p. II. KeiIar and John pevfvier
have been canvassing Lincoln Park
In the interest OF the Canon City
Fruit Growers Cooperative Associa-
ton with good success. The outlook
for the years business looks TO be
quite encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook are ex-
pecied home the last OF the week from
California. where they have been SO
iourninE the past year. TO take no
their residence at their old home on
popiar avenue.
Harry Cotton and Guy Caldwell are
down from the CALDWELL ranch, pear
Waugh Mountain, for a few days
visit with home folks on Pine street
The family OF John De vivier and
Miss Helen Jacoby went to Coal
Greek Thursday evening 10 attend
the annual banquet Of the Knights
of Pythias. They report = nne pro-
gram iwth music and dEncins and an
enthusiastic gathering Of people in
tsrested in the good of the order.
An automobile accident took place
on East Elm avenue on Sunday eve
ming wherein the driver Of an Over
land and Dodge cars we're especially
concerned. II Is reported By those
who witnessed the accident that the
front car turned over twice pinr ing
the chauffeur underneath the wheels.
breaking leg and otherwise hruis
ing hi mabout the face. The car
also had a wheel broken. TIE over.
land. which was not far behind. was
stopped In time TO escape injury. Tie
unfortunate party with the demolished
car was taken back TO Florence for
adjustment.
Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt was hostess I"
the Ladies' Association OF Lincoln
Park nj her home on Sherman s.ysnue.
on Thursday afternoon. The basi-
ness OF election OF Officers was Lost
pcred until the next meeting and
the time OF was spent in planning for
the entertainment OF the general assc-
citation at the church the arsi Thurs.