The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24
Lincoln Park News

Mrs. Jean Ellsins came up from
Pueblo Saturday for a visit with her
mother. Mrs. J. Mccartney on Logan
street, returning home the next day.
Nine Freidinger accompand her
father over. the Micanite mail route
and return on one of his trips last
week.
Glen Kirkton is getting off rhubarb
and asparagus In barrel lots from his
ranch on Dewey street. and has sew
eral helpers for the work In hand
F. ]. Stiers has been putting in his
time for the last two or three weeks
looking after the work of assessing
property on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt enter
tanned Mr.. Wadsworth Andrews and
Miss Andrews of Sherman avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Gebhardt from
town for dinner on Easter Sunday
Little Dorothy Maynard, who has
been quite i'll for some days, is re-
ported to be getting better, but her
older brother. Francis, is down with
pneumonia at present.
Mrs William Bell and little son
George left the last of the week for
Rocky Ford for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Brunton
Word has come to some of the
friends of Mrs. William Bridges, a for.
mer resident of Lincoln Park. that she
has been undergoing an operation for
gall stones at st. Mary's hospital at
Grand Junction. Cards of sympathy
have been sent her by q number OF her
associates here.
Mrs. !. F. Davis received a tele-
gram from their son Wilbur the last
of the week telling of his safe arrival
at Hoboken N. j.. from the embark
alton camp at Bordeaux. Wilbur has
been for year or more with the bal.
loon service. spending much of the
time in France. He will be mustered
out at Camp Mills.
Mrs. Charles Meyer of Denver was
guest of her friend Miss Eelanor Kis-
kadden on Elm avenue two days last
week. Mrs. Meyer was meeting her
friends at Canon City who were max
ing a trip through to Newton. Kan.
and she accompanied them part way
on their journey.
Water was turned OF from the
Crooked Ditch last week for the an
nual cleaning. The work was done on
Monday under the direction of f. c.
Kibbe by large force of stockhoId
ers, and water is again available for
irrigation. I
James Langan accompanied by his
niece, Miss Langan, was doing bust
ness on Lincoln Park on Friday. He
has leased his ranch on East Sherman
avenue to Mr.. and Mrs Pryor OF West
cliffe. The visitors left Saturday for
Denver for stay of day or two be-
fore returning to their home at Drum
right, Okla.
Pear and PUN trees are in full
bloom with prospects OF cherry and
apple blossoms coming on little
later. The blossoms promise 20 be
abundant In many orchards. II is a
little early to determine the effect OF
the oil spray on the fruit trees in gen.
eral. though the leaf-roller is said to
be reporting for duty to some extent
these warm days.
J. E. Freidinger had the misfor-
tune to break an axle to his car while
on his mail route to the Micanite last
week. He made the trip up on Fri
day and was just starting for home
when the accident occurred. He was
obliged to hire rig TO come home and
took mp repairs for the machine on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lovisome and
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Low.
isome OF Elm and Willow, have gone
to their mountain ranch northwest OF
pecting to be gone about two weeks.