The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-11
News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS
Lincoln Park News


The roads are being sanded where
most needed over the Park, and when
ever the weather is suitable FOR haul
ing the sand H. l.. Rice and Fred
Snow are takirs charge of the work.
Roscoe Davis and family moved the
last of the week from the place they
have been occupying on East Sherman
avenue and have located temporarily
on Longan street.
w A Clement, who has been in
rather poor health for some time. has
lately been confined to his home on
West Sherman avenue.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the NJ. church meets this
week Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. w. II. Stafford on
ELM street.
The grades of Lincoln Park school
are preparing a Christmas program
TO be given in the different rooms on
Friday of next week.
According to report the thermome-
ter registered 80 degrees below zero
on Lincoln Park at o'clock Tuesday
morning. and there was a freezing up
of pipe lines and everything else in
general.
Pastor Hagen of Loveland is visit
ing among his parishioners on Lincoln
Park this week while conducting sery-
ices in connection with the week of
prayer at the Adventist church.
Mrs. Freeman Van Slyke is down
from Denver for few days visit at
the parental Caldwell home on Pine
street.
Mrs. Joe Dunfee and little daughter
; Bessie of the Waugh mountain dis
/ trict is visiting among her acquaint-
ances in Lincoln Park.
! Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Lucas have
been spending the past two weeks Wis
iting the family OF their son. Charles
Lucas. at st. John. Kan. Their
nephew. Winfield Ripley. and family.
have been looking after their home on
Cedar and Chestnut during their abb
/ sence.
Mrs. w. E. Prest and baby. recently
! from Tilton. ILL.,. have been staying at
the Gebhardt home for a few days
pending the removal of the Griswold
1 family from a place on South Rayn-
olds avenue. which they purchased of
| A. A. Gebhardt. Mr.. Prest was over
from the o. X. Springs dairy where
he has been working to take Sunday
dinner with his family.
| The Wolf Park hanck that brings
the pupils from that section over to
Lincoln Park school. failed to make
the run on Monday and Tuesday. on
! nf ha falr
treme cold.
After spending a few days visiting
! at the home of her sister. Mrs. Fred
Schlaeppi on Longan street, Mrs
Emma KEELING returned to her home
in Los Angeles. CAL on Friday. Mrs.
L Keeling was called here on account OF
the. death of her mother. Mrs. Hal
lauer, some two weeks ago.
! Miss Gladys Logan has returned
from Tarkio. Mo. to her home on Pine
street. where she will stay until after
the no idays. Miss Logan has been
attending Tarkio College. and the in
stitution has been Closed on account
Of the coal shortage. Her brother
| HUH. who is also a student there, is
| expected home before very long.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Dunlap are NOV
ing this week to their new home, 304
Rudd avenue. George Granwell. who
recently purchased the Dunlap ranch.
is expected out from Kansas most any
| time to take possession of the place
with his family.
The Parent-Teachers' Association is
/ scheduled for Friday afternoon of this
week in the assembly room of the
Lincoln Park school building at
o'clock. An interesting program is
being provided for and the meeting Is
expected to be up TO the usual stand
! ard of excellence
The Misses Wagner entertained the
Eastern Star Club of Lincoln Park of
day afternoon. The principal feature
OF the social occasion was very
dainty ] O'Clock luncheon served by
the hostesses, which was Thoroughly
enjoyed By the members, as well as
the rest OF the afternoon wherein
fancy work and a good time played
an important part. The next meet
ing viii be on December 26 at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Maynard on Park
avenue. where the annual Christmas
tree and chicken dinner will be in evi-
dence.
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