The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Lincoln Park News

Several parties have set out beiated
nursery stock from the Stark Bros.
Company this week, hoping for good
results from the venture.
The usual spraying season has
opened with arsenate of lead for the
coddling moth and some are adding tc
the solution black leaf 40. for the ex-
termination of possible additional
pest.
Earel Kissinger and boys have re
comfy moved to their former home on
South Ninth street. They have been
staying at the Dunlap home-since the
death of Mrs. Kissinger In the spring
Mrs. Della NJ. Campbell. who has
been visiting home folks on Sherman
avenue. left Sunday afternoon for her
home in Denver.
Mrs. John Williams and little son of
Park avenue left last Thursday for
two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Shallaberger at Moffat
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Bancroft mo-
tored out from town Sunday afternoon
and were callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Woodford on Garfield
street
The Wehnes family from the San
Luis valley have recently purchased
the Quick place on Logan street and
taken possession of it.
Rev. c. L. Naarrup of the Lutheran
church was out on the Park one day
last week calling on some of his pa
rishioners.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hobart and
Grandpa Hobart were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. woodford on Park and Garfield
Mrs. A. G. Hayes and two sons are
moving this week to a large cattle
ranch near Moffat. which they have
leased for the season. Carter and
Smith will take charge of the Hayes
orchard on East Elm avenue.
Mrs. d. T. Mills is putting In few
weeks of rest at her home on Pop
lar avenue after following her profes-
sion of nursing in and about town for
the past few months.
r Henry Palmer. who has been spend
ing a week or 10 days on a vacation
trip visiting among friends at Fort
Scott, Kan. is expected home Thurs
day.
W. NdIDCl VI G<dot al n
took trip to Colorado Springs last
week to look after matters of busi-
ness.
Mrs. Walter Bergan and son Roy are
leaving this week for Indianapolis,
Ind. for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James.
The greenhouses of the Park have
been kept busy the last few days meet
ing the demands for tomato plants
which are being set out on numerous
plans.
Mrs. Arnold of Red Creek visited a
few days last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank McCurry on Logan street.
Mrs McCurry. who has been Critically
i'll since the birth OF her little son. is
said to be out of danger at present
and slowly improving.
Mrs. Luella Jones. former resi-
dent of Lincoln Park, gave much
pleasure to Mrs. B. G. Woodford by
ordering lovely bouquet OF tulips and
sweet peas from the local greenhouse
to be presented her on Mothers Day.
Miss Jones was a member of the
Woodford family during her sojourn
here few years ago. but now has her
home at Columbus. o.
Paul Kinney "a son of Mrs. Kellar of
Elm avenue, has recently returned
home from overseas. Mr.. Kinney
was in France some 10 months and
saw plenty of fighting. He suffered no
wounds but was gassed once.
Mr. and Mrs z. w Howes received
a telegram Tuesday apprising them
OF the sudden death of Mrs. Howes'
mother. Mrs. Regekah Brown. at the
age OF 49, Mrs Brown has been Iiv
ing with the family OF her son at NIL
ton. Ia, the past year or two. She
will be remembered by many old
friends on the Park where she has
spent different periods OF time at the
Howes home in past years.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C Gaines and sons
Henry and Albert motored up from
Sloan Sunday morning and attended
services at the Methodist church. They
were the dinner guests at the Wood
ford home on Park and Garfield. and
the boys visited their friends at the
w. w. P'ummer home. The older
son Lee, Is expected home soon from
overseas. He has been wounded three
times. once quite severely. but hopes
to be able for duty on the ranches on
his return.
After spending two days visiting at
the home OF his niece, Mrs. w. w.
Plummer. s. c. Wilson and son New
ton OF Olney. ILL.,. went on to Denver
and Sterling to visit other relatives
before going to California where they