The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
Lincoln Park News

12th ST., which at present Is leased
to another party.
Mrs. E. B. Murry has gone to Spring
field. Mrs. for months visit among
relatives.
Advantage is being taken OF the
turning of of water from the South
Canon Ditch to get Promp Ditch
cleaned and repaired and Eli Elrod
is trying to line up sufficient men for
the work.
= Harry George and little daughter,
Helen spent a few days the first OF
the week visiting among old acquain-
tances at Hillside.
Most of the apple crop over Lincoln
Park has been harvested. and some
orchardists are hauling the cheaper
varieties to market in bulk.
NJhere WAS quite a heavy frost on
Lyhcoln Park on Sunday night. Apple
remaining on the trees were not
materially damaged. although picking
was delayed for a few hours in the
morning.
The family of A. L. Kellogg are
moving down from Denver this week
TO take possession OF their property
which has been known as the Linden
berger plan on Elm ave.
While down on a business trip from
=. the Tallabrassu district <. II. Sulli-
' van spent part of his time visiting
his sister Mrs. Peter Richards at her
home. cor. of Sherman and Mckinley.
Warren Plummer returned the last
of the week from Kansas where he
. has been spending the summer months
working on the Plummer cattle ranch
south Of Syracuse Warren took up
his work in the South Canon High
School on Monday. where he enrolled
in the Junior class
Mrs. A. Sommerland returned re-
Gently to her home on Sherman and
Garfield after being gone several
weeks. While away she visited a
daughter in Iowa, one son in Omaha.
Nebraska. and another son in Grand
Island of the same state. Mrs. Som
morland also stopped OF at Colorado
Springs. to spend few days with her
daughter. Mrs Donald Likens on the
return trip.
Mrs. Gertrude Sante. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Hollfaster on
Poplar ave, for some time left We'd
uesday OF last week for her home at
West Point Iowa.
Mrs. Sante was accompanied by her
son who Joined her at the Holfaster
home on the way back from q trip
to California
The Makey family who recently
bought the Stephen Schlaf plan ON
Walnut st.. have arrived from Mis-
souri, and moved into the second story
OF the house pending the removal OF
Mr. and Mrs. sehlaf to their new home
in town.
After working all summer ON the
government road near Grand Lake. D.
= Crouch has joined his wife at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C Polhemers
ON Walnut St Mrs. Crouch Is a niece
OF Mrs. palhemers and has been max
la her home there the past season
= W W. Plummer has a fine crop of
apples in his 20 acre orchard on Elm
and Lombard which has called for
quite force of pickers. The spoiled
. has been more abundant and the
apples OF better quality than for a
number OF years
J Bernard OF Wetmore. has been a
recent guest at the home OF his re-
iatives Mr.. and Mrs. b C. woodford
Earl Bernard has been helping
through the apple picking season and
the brothers returned home Monday
with n load of apples.
Eli Elrod motored TO Orchard Park
Sunday morning where he spent the
forenoon with the family of his daugh.
ter. Mrs. Manda Pearcy. From there
he went to Garden Park for an after.
noon visit with his daughter Mrs.
Grace Nelson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stafford are en-.
ioying visit from the formers par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Kalian. of
Sheridan, Ind. who arrived last Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. b. C. woodford has received n
copy of a newspaper from Pasadena.
, California telling OF the death of J.
A. Gilmore on the 9Th of October
Mr.. Gilmore was among the Oldest
settlers of Lincoln Park. and is re.
membered by his old associates as n
loyal citizen and a good neighbor. He
Is said TO have set out the trees on
the plan now occupied by c. A. Har-
per of Park and Garfield. which
today is an old established orchard.
Mrs. II. @. woodford gave a well
appointed family dinner on Friday
evening nj the home ON Garfield st,
nin commemoration OF her husbands
: birthday anniversary which occurred
on the 18th. Aside from the family
of Is. G. Woodford and home folks,
there were present TO enjoy the happy
occasion. j. Bernard and Earle Ber.
nard OF Westmore and John Mains.