The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-17

Lincoln Park News

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had been spending the winter in town.
have returned to their ranch home on
Garfield street for the summer's
work
N. B. King went to Pueblo Tuesday
to attend the presbytery as a repre-
sentative of the First Presbyterian
church of Canon City.
The ball game between the Brook
side and Lincoln Park schools, played
on the home grounds on Friday after
noon. resulted in victory for the
Brookside school by small majority.
Mrs. R. D. Flippen entertained as
Sunday dinner guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Meier.
Mrs. Beck and baby spent a few
Mrs. Carlson at Pueblo. as Mr.. Beck
is doing carpenter work In the Steel
City at present. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
expect to locate there as soon as they
can find suitable location.
N. E. Curtis has purchased the
Thomas Robins ranch that joins him
on the north thereby adding two more
acres to the home place. corner of
Sherman and Logan
The spraying season has been bro
ken in upon by the storm of Tuesday,
and few more orchards over the Park
are awaiting sunshiny days to see the
job finished mp intact.
Mrs. L. G.. Thompson and little
daughter, Helen. are just recovering
from a few days siege of influenza.
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ranch over the Sangre de Christie
range. and is spending few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Viii
liams on Park avenue.
Roscoe Davis has accepted posi-.
tion with F. P. Smith. and is helping
with the wholesale produce business
of the firm.
Mrs. Black and family spent few
days last week visiting at the home
of her sister. Mrs. A. G. Hays, before
leaving for the San Luis valley where
they will engage in ranching.
Mrs. E. w. Arlen returned Sunday
to her home on Willow street after
undergoing an operation for appendi-
citis at the Salida hospital. where she
has been the last three weeks. She
well at present
Mrs. F. Maynard very pleasantly en-
tertained the last meeting OF the East
ern Star Club at her home on Park
avenue. The regular meeting for
this week will be with Mrs. Knowles
on Elm avenue.
The Beaton family that recently
purchased the Whetzel place on West
Sherman avenue. are remodeling the
home inside and also building a new
porch, which adds very much to the
appearance OF the property.
Mrs. Hayworth is able to be about
again after being confined to her home
for some time with the prevailing
malady M
Melvin Affleck is the latest arrival
of the returned soldier boys Of Lin
coin Park who have seen overseas
service. He is helping the folks with
the ranch work on East Sherman ave-
nue..
Mrs. e. E. Graham and children
have been on the sick list with iufiu
enza, but are all said to be improving
at present
A number OF the tenth grade school
scholars of Lincoln Park and South
Canon gave a surprise party one eve
ming last week for the beenfit of their
schoolmate, Catherine Beaton. at the
Beaton home on Sherman avenue. Tho
young folks had merry time and
served refreshments of cake and
candy, sandwiches and cocoa.
Carl Schleppi was very pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening by party
of young folks OF the high school. and
a few other of his friends. who came
to his home on Logan street for good
time. II proved to be a very jolly
crowd who enjoyed the time with
a variety Of games and piano music
selections. Ice cream and waters were
furnished for refreshments.
The Lincoln Park school is planning
for an Arbor aDy program in cooper
alton with the Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation for April IS. The pupils viii
bring picnic lunches and the parents
will furnish baked beans. spoons and
paper plates. The luncheon will be
served at noon and the afternoon will
be given over to field contests in
which prizes win be given by the
association to the winners
Mrs. Kiskadden and daughter.
Eleanor. delightfully."- entertained the
Ladies' Association of Lincoln Park
at their home on Elm avenue on
| Thursday afternoon Of last week. Mrs.
Kiskadden conducted the business ses-
sion In the absence Of the president,
ri