The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-27
Lincoln Park News

Lloyd Cone, who has been spending
some days as the guest of E. W.
Howes his old home, has gone to
Pueblo where he has taken position
with motor company
Mrs. Minerva Glass and baby came
UP from Pueblo Monday for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A G. Galbraith on Twelfth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4 Anthony moved
the last OF the week from Sherman
avenue to their new home in town,
which is located on College avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Denkman, the present
owners of the ranch, are moving over
from East Canon.
Mrs. Haliarer. who has been quite
i'll with pneumonia for some days at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Schlaeppi on Logan street, is reported
to be somewhat improved and able to
sit up part of the time.
Mrs Emil Tobler went over in the
San Luis valley last week to spend
the winter with the families of her
son. Edwin, and her daughter. Mrs.
Edwards, who live near Center.
John A. Unglaub, who recently
came from Grand Junction and bought
place on Colorado avenue, is max
ing daily trips from his home to town
in the interests of his trade as painter
and pape hanger.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Galbrath are
the happy parents of a baby boy born
to them November II, at their home
on West Sherman avenue. All par
ties are reported to be doing well.
This being the second boy in the fam
lily, the enlargement of their ranching
interests will be in order for consid-
GRAFTON.
Charles A. Anderson has gone to
Pueblo where he expects to follow his
line as paperhanger. The family
OF Paul Gardner of Kirk. Colo are
now thoroughly established in their
new home which was vacated by Mr.,
Anderson.
William and Dan Williams had quite
an accident with their car while going
10 RoCkvale on Sunday. While they
were speeding along a rather rough
and rocky road their car turned over
breaking the top and doing some
damage otherwise Fortunately no
one of the four men who were taking
the trip were seriously hurt, although
Dan Williams had two ribs broken as
a result of the accident.
Steve Blair returned to his home
on Garfield street few days ago,
,b, be- fr,
Mrs. A. l.. Sprinkle and daughter.
Mildred, arrived Sunday afternoon
from Iowa. where they have been Wis
ting few weeks, TO join Mr. Sprinkle,
who has been on Lincoln Park for
some time. The family are locating
on East Sherman avenue, and Mildred
started in at Lincoln Park school on
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. S. Courtney was hostess to
the Lincoln Park Eastern Star Club
at her home on Park avenue Friday
afternoon There was good attend
ance of members. who had their us
ual pleasant time with fancy work
in hand. The afternoon was much
enjoyed and dainty refreshments were
served.
MISS NrthtI VI SAltFA mas
been quite i'll for the last week or so,
but is reported to be improving at
the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and lit
tie son have Just returned from two
weeks visit with Mrs Williams
mother. Mrs Shallaberger. near Moi
fat
The Parent-Teachcrs' Association
was unusually well attended at the
Lincoln Park school building on Fri
day afternoon. with Mrs. Carter. the
new president presiding. The pro-
gram was very interesting one and
forerunner of other good programs
to follow The association expects to
meet again the third Friday in De-
cember. and once month thereafter
during the school year.
| There have been two unavoidable
accidents on the Lincoln Park school
grounds within the past week. On
Friday little Wilma Ressler. while
crawling under one of the teeter
boards. came in contact with a large
nail, which gave her an ugly scratch
on the back of her head. After the
first shock the wound did not prove to
be so serious as was feared, and the
] little lassie was able to be in school
the first OF the week. On Monday
Mildred Jacobic, one of the fifth
grade pupils from Wolf Park sus-
ta'ned a broken arm as the result of
a iall from the swing. DR.. Holmes
was called and the child taken to the