The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-16
PARK

cred from the influenza, and are about
their usual work
The Lincoln Park schools opened up
again on Monday with about three
fourths attendance in all the grades.
Some new blackboards have been in
stalled in the assembly room.
Now that winter days have moder-
ated somewhat some of the ranchers
of the Park are getting in a few hours
in the midd e of the day with the work
of pruning orchard trees,
A. S. Bailey is recovering from the
effects of fall from tree while
pruning recently on his place on
Twelfth street. No bones We're broken
but he has been suffering from a
number of bruises.
VIII Mccartney returned to his
home on Longan street Friday after
being in the hospital several weeks
with influenza, which resulted in com
be up part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sale have
been enjoying visit from the for
mer's mother since Christmas at their
home on East Sherman averue. Their
guest left for her home in Pueblo this
week
Villain Bergman is laid up at his
home on Park and Garfield with an
injured foot, which is the result of
an accident sustained while working
in the stone quarry northwest of town.
Amiel Fortwormgler of Oklahoma
has purchased what is known as the
Gains place on Sherman avenue of r.
a Story. The family moved to their
new possessions the last of the week
Miss Katherine Hendrickson came
out from town as a New Year guest of
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. L. Cook at their
home on Poplar avenue, returning
home the next day Mrs. Cook is a
music pupil of Miss Hendrickson.
Property has been changing hands
on the Park during the last few weeks.
G. w. Anthony is in possession of the
Coleman plan on Sherman avenue. for
which he traded his property on Park
avenue to the present owner. w. Will
ley. Eric G. Elk and family now oc-
cupy the Miller home on Sherman,
lately vocated by the Willeys
Mrs. Mccartney. a former teacher
of Lincoln Park school, has been
spending few days as guest of Miss
Cora Woodford. leaving recently to re-
sumo her work as teacher near Dem
YER
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Davis received
word from their son Wilbur. who is in
the Fortieth division of the Balloon
Air Service in France. He says it has
been too foggy of late for the balloon
service. so he has been taking short
trips by airplane.
Guy E. Miller. who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with home
folks on Sherman avenue. left the first
of the week TO resume his studies at
the School of Mines at Golden. George
Dunn. who has been his guest for a
few days. accompanied him. The
boys are in their senior and junior
years. respectively. in the same
school.
Frank Broughton of Twelfth and
Charles Edwards of West Sherman
avenues. have gone to Walsenburg
where they have employment in con-
nection with the mines in that vicin-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs Williams of Twelfth
street are reported to be recovering
nicely from a mild attack of small
pox.
The teachers of Lincoln Park school
have been instructed to watch the pu-
pills for any sigrs of the present epi-
demic, ard express the hopethat par
ents will readily cooperate with them
should it become necessary to send
any of the children home. Dr. Wade
and Mrs. Dilley visited the school
Tuesday morning and gave the vac
cine treatment TO about 40 pupils. 1t
is expected that all pulls who have not
done so will avail themselves of the
opportunity for vaccination during
the present week.
The neighbors of George Sale are
sympathizing with the family in the
fact that they have failed to hear
/ from their son Stanley for some
months. A letter written in October
and sent TO his address in France has
been returned. The matter has been
taken up with the government and it
is hoped that the situation may be
cleared up for the home folks as well
as for all interested friends
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