The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-17
Lincoln Park ! News e !

4 down from Cottonwood Greek and are
guests this week of Mrs. Cottom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs William James on
| Garfield avenue.
Mrs. l. F. Davis is recovering from
a recent attack of tonsiiitis. and her
daughter. Alta, has been having infiu-
| enza.
4 Mrs. J. M. Foster Is having the
4 spans between the orchard trees
I sowed to oats, wheat and alfalfa, re-
serving small acreage for tomato
crop.
\ w. w. Plummer has been replacing
4 apple. cherry and pear trees in his 90
/ acre orchard on Elm and Lombard
i Little Dorothy Maynard is on the
sick list with an attack Of bronchial
pneumonia and is under the doctors
care.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of Loyeland
4 have been spending some days visit
| ing among their old friends on Lincoln
Park
/ s. S. Courtney was stricken Tues
day with acute heart trouble and will
be obliged to putin several days rest
ing at his home on Park avenue.
1. F. Davis has his seven acre OF
chard and garden tract in good shape
for his seasons crops, aud~has also
been selling plants from his green
house.
/ Miss liver Bailey was operated on
Monday at Graves hospital for nose
trouble and is getting along at present
as well as can be expected.
j The family of e. e. Graham are all
lol 30 ka IN Of rtn nf
influenza among the different mem
bers.
II A. G.. Galbraith is selling onions,
spinach and lettuce from his garden
and also supplying customers with
plants from his large hot houses.
Il Mrs. Becco and three children are
down with influenza at their home on
Willow street, but with no serious
complications reported.
N Rev. Charles Armentrout was out
-on the Park Tuesday afternoon calling
among his parishioners.
4 Robert Galbraith is taking out some
of the large apple trees in his orchard.
which will give him more space for
his garden industry.
The Stanifer family. who have been
afflicted with influenza, are said to be
improving.
week to visit sofne patients in the
Grill country in the vicinity of Coto-
paxi He went by automobile as far
as his ranch near Waugh mountain,
and from there some 10 miles farther
on horseback. The report comes that
the snow along the roadside was
i higher than his head. Arriving at his
destination he found the family suffer
ing with influenza and pneumonia. and
remained with them until Friday very
much improved.
Lincoln Park school will have an
interesting program for Arbor Day. AT
10: 80 Prof. Cleland Of the South Canon
High School will exhibit some stereop.
ticon pictures sent out by the govern
ment. The pictures will treat Of the
house ny and the necessity for its ex-
termination, and will prove OF educa.
tional value to the parents who are
present on that day. Luncheon will
be served at noon and the afternoon
given over to athletic sports and con
tests, which the Parent-Teachers' As
sociation will award prizes to the win
ners.
Mrs. Thomas Knowles was hostess
to the Lincoln Park Eastern Star Club
on Friday afternoon at her home on
Elm avenue. A delightful social time
was enjoyed with fancy work and suit
able games. with a very good attend
ance of club members. Dainty re-
ffreshments were an attractive feature
of the occasion. The next meeting
will be with Miss Dooley on Park ave
nue..
! The Lincoln Park Ladies' AID So
! ciety Of the Methodist Episcopal
church gave social evening for the
entertainment of their husbands on
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. r. d. Flippen. There were
about 40 present. who had an unusu
ally good time together. with a pro
gram of music and games and other
entertaining features suitable to the
occasion. An elaborate luncheon such
as their husbands know ohw to appre
ciate, was provided by the enterpris
: ing women OF the society.
Guy and Sylvia Caldwell, accompa
MED by Harry and Irene Cotton, went
. to Denver last week TO meet Truman
Van Slyke, who was on leave Of alb
sence from the transport Sibony that
has been bringing soldiers from over
seas to New York. While there Miss
Caldwell and Truman Van Slyke pro
cured a marriage license and were
welded on April z. Miss Cotton acting
as the bridesmaid and Mr.. Caldwell