The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-06
PARK

Pruning is the order of the day over
the Park and orchards are being
cleaned up in nne shape for the spring
spraying.
Mrs.. Case Of South Canon. is spend
ing few days visiting at the home Of
her daughter; Mrs. Morton Jones onl
Colorado Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Steirs took al
business trip by automobile to Flor.
ence.- Thursday
Mrs. Glastonbury is substituting this
week in the grades OF Lincoln Park
school on account OF the illness of
Miss Ruth Mckinley.
Roscoe Davis OF East Sherman Ave-,
went to Denver the first Of the week
ON q business trip Mrs Davis and
baby accompanied him as far as
Pueblo where they will visit friends
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Gibhardt are
moving TO town this week from the
Hobson house on Park Ave, which
they have been occupying the past
year. They have purchased the Smith
place on College Ave. where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
A number of families OF Lincoln
Park attended the initial meeting of the
Grange that was held ON Friday even
ing in the x. p. Hall in town. Quite
an interest is taken in the order and
interesting meetings are expected in
the future.
Mrs. Robert Jones of Poplar Ave,
has been having as guests her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Chas. Snoddy OF Colorado
Springs. and Mrs. VIII Cole from Utah.
and also her daughters-in-law. Mrs.
Ed Jones from Arizona. and Mrs Bob
Jones OF Mt. Harris. Colorado. I
E. H. Arien says that he has been
selling apples in Pueblo by the wagon
load. instead Of .car load lots" as re-
ported in last weeks news. Mr.. Arlen
was fortunate in having quite crop
of apples on his own place on Willow
street and is hoping to be- able to mar
ket several "car loads" from his
orchard the coming year. /
Mr.. A. L. Sprinkle left Tuesday OF
this week with car load of household
and ranch effects for Mountain Grove,
Mo, where he has come into posses
sion ef.a large farming area In ex-
change for his orchard tract on Park
Ave. Mrs. Sprinkle and daughter.
Mildred. will follow to their new home
later.
Wilbur Noland. who has been at
Camp Jackson. Columbia. S. C.. for
some time was called home recently
on account OF the death of his mother
at Cripple Creek. and was given a two
weeks furlough He was met at Grip
pie Greek by Mrs. Noland and after the
funeral both returned to the parental
Bailey home on Logan street. where
Mrs. Noland has been staying during
her husbands absence, and where Mr..
holland had a few days visit before re-
turning to camp.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Associa-
tion OF the Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. Geo. Palm. at her home on
Chestnut street. on Thursday after
noon. Red Cross sewing filled up the
hours devoted TO work and later those
present enjoyed refreshments OF tea
and waters. Mrs. Irwin was a guest
of the Association and helped mater
tally with the work In hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Bailey enter
tanned a number OF their friends on
Wednesday evening at their home on
Logan street. in honor OF their son,
Byrd. who has been home from the
U. 8. Navy Oh furlough. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprinkle were also guests OF
honor for the evening and all enjoyed
a pleasant time together Byrd left
the following Friday for Philadelphia
to be ready to sail according 10 orders
on the steamer Truxton. He expected
to stop OF at Kansas City and Chicago
enroute, for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Cleland very pleasantly
entertained a few friends at her home
on Walnut street.. on Thursday after
noon in honor of the birthday anniyer-
sary OF Mrs. ID. II. Logan. The ladies'
brought fancy work and also enjoyed
a number Of piano selections from Mrs.
McCreight. The hostess served dainty
refreshments of salad, sandwiches and
cocoa. Those who enjoyed the oc-
casion were Mrs. Stephen Schlaf. Mrs
nctbnx..,. M.. Malta p.t~soo .udl