The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
Lincoln Park News

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man avenue. returned recently TO his
home at westcliffe.
The Sitter family. living ON the
Harrison place on East Park avenue,
are reported to be housed up with n
f1uenza.
d. P. Ramsey and Mr.. Cushenbery
were callers over the Park Sunday in
the interest OF the New Era financial
drive for the Fist Presbyterian
church.
L M. Litz has recently traded his
fine home place on Grand avenue for
the good OF h-s business interests in
town.
Little He-en Thompson is suffering
with one of her attacks of diabetes,
which is keeping her out Of school.
Mrs. Ellen Woodford is slowly re-
covering from siege OF influenza
which has been keeping her indoors
for some time.
The Palm family are enjoying the
,unning of a Studebaker car, which
they have recently purchased.
Mrs. Friedinger took charge of the
mail route to the Micanite district
Monday to give Mr. Freidinger q
chance to put in two days on the ranch
with the oil spray.
Mrs. Ida Biggerstaff and baby left
for their home in Sterling, Coo, Sat.
urday, after a months visit at the
parental Gethardt nome on Sherman
avenue.
Mrs. B A. Halstead eft Thursday
for Orange. Cal, where she will be the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Breckenridge. for awhile. Mr..
Breckenridge has suffe ed his third
stroke Of paralysis which was the i'm
mediate caunse OF visit from his
daughter.
T. r. Brouf hton left Tuesday eve
ming OF this week for Sedgewick. Kan.
where he will visit for some time
with the family of his daughter. Mrs
Gleason.
John SeIbert. who has been spend
ing few days with his family on
herman avenue. has returned to
Texas, where he has purchased stock
the oil fields. which he says liz yield
ng Profitable returns.
The Devivier fami y. who have been
UNDERGO ng a siege of influenza. are
reported 70 be recovering as well as
the families OF their neighbors on the
east end OF the Park. who have been
suffei ing with the same malady.
The oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Caywood has just returned from
overseas service and is enjoying the
home life again with the family on
East Park avenue
George Brout hon visited Monday
at the home OF his brother. Frank
Broughton. on. Twelfth street. He
came down from Montrose to see his
little daughter, Margaret, who is max
ng her home with her aunt and uncle
Some OF the o-chardists of Lincoln
Park are using the gun extention 10
the spraying hose. which facilitates
the work and he does away with extra
man power. By this means Mr.. James
Kiskadden is spraying 81 acres OF Or
chard with the help OF on'y one man
Everybody is using p enty Of oil this
season and the work is being tho--
oughly done.
Mrs. A. L. Cook has received word
OF the death OF h her sis. er-in-law Mrs.
Earle Leeper, which occurred as the
result of influenza at her home near
Ro1la. Kan. Mr.. Leeper is left with
big farm and family OF FIVE chi.
4 en-. Mrs. Cook has offered to care
for two Of the children.
Mr.. and Ms. SteIhen Schlaf have |
been enjoying visit from their son
and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. schlaf.
of Avery, la. Mr.. Sch'af is operator
and agent for the c.. b. & Q. railroad.
and is here on his vacation.
George Hawkswo.th of F orence has |
rented the Bowman place on Park ave-
nue. and is taking possession in COM
pany with his sister, Mrs. Wright, and
her son. John. John Wright ia fore
man Of the River Smelling Works at |
Florence. and will make his home with |
his mother.
After spending few days last week
visiting her father. N. r. King. Mrs. Roy |
Winchell returned to Denver in com
pany with Mr. Winchell. who Joined
Mrs. Winchell drove back with the |
King car. taking with them personal
effects expecting to set up housekeep
ing In Denver.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopa'
church, enjoyed welcome home"
meeting on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. John Cook. at her home on Pop
ar avenue. There was a good attend
ance with veFy interesting program
given. Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. Davis |
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