The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-14
Lincoln Park

Everybody is busy in the apple or
chards over the Park iwth some Of
the crop still on the trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tegler of Denver, who
are old friends of the Galbraith fam
lily, stopped over asst week for a short
visit at their home on Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Woodford mo
tored to Florence Friday on business
trip.
Arthur Roth of Denver, who has
been visiting Canon City on business
matters, spent Sunday at the Freid-
niger home on Sherman avenue.
Mrs. George Carey is able to pc
about home again after suffering sew
eral days from the effect of running Il
nail into her foot.
Roscoe Davis left the first of the
week for the Western slope to buy
apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston have
been enjoying visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Beck, and family from
Pueblo.
Mrs. H. S. Glastonbury is able to be
out again after an illness of several
days duration.
Mrs. L F. Davis accompanied her
son and family on motor trip to
Pueblo for a days outing recently.
Mr McCaig of East Canon has been
substitute mail carrier on route 1, the
past week while Mr.. Logan is taking
his vacation in his apple orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Stiers nave been
canvassing Lincoln Park in the inter-
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test the standing of the citizens in
regard to their party affiliations.
The younger children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCurry are having a
light attack Of whooping caugh since
their return from Red Creek, where
they have been staying with their
grandmother, Mrs. Arnold.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schlaeppi has pur-
chased a ranch on Logan street OF r.
R. Story The Schlaeppi family have
been living on the place for some
years, and will keep it for a home
John Unglaub has taken few days
off from his regular work with the
Keys Paint Company to gather in his
apple crop. Mr.. Unglaub has also
been treating his residence on Colo
rado avenue with several coats of
paint which adds to its attractiveness.
Stephen Blair has been spending
some days visiting with his family on
Lincoln Park. Mr.. Blair is engaged
in a wholesale fruit business in Kan
sas. and Mrs. Blair accompanied him
rs far as Pueblo when he returned to
his work in the Sunfower state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greer, after
a visit at the parental Mayhem home
on East Sherman avenue, left for their
home In Aledo, ILL.,, Saturday, accom-.
panied by the formers parents who
have been the guests Of the May
hews. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer have made
the trip to the coast by automobile
and also toured different portions oi
Colorado during the past year, and
will motor to their home.
Mrs. ]. F. Davis has received word
from he rson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Davis Of Dayton, o.. that he
IL just recovering from painful ac
cident that occurred while engaged in
his daily mechanical work. The
friends OF the Davis family are glad
the trouble did not prove to be seri
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Mrs. Bernard and son, Earle, came
up from Wetmore last week and will
remain over the apple-picking season
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Woodford.
The three sisters, Mesdames Wood
ford, Barnard and Bancroft from
town, accompanied by Mr. Woodford.
motored 20 Concrete Sunday for a
visit with relatives.
Fred Norton of Boone, Ia, was the
guest Saturday Of his old acquaint-
ances at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Caldwell. Mrs. Caldwell returned last
Sunday from the ranch near Waugh
mountain where she has been cooking
for the boys at the cabin during the
potato-digging season.
Mrs. r. H. Brown was called to her
old home in Missouri recently on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
father.
Grandma Caldwell had the misfoI-
tune to fall part way down stairs one
evening last week, which has kept her
confined to her bed for few days.
The family are looking for no serious
results from the accident
Mrs. d. T. Mills is reported to be
recovering nicely from an operation
performed at the Graves hospita
some two weeks ago. The family
are hopeful for return to her home
before very long.
Miss Hazel Bibler, who is working
in the interest Of the Winfield Whole
sale Grocery Company, is spending
Mrs. Ralph Bibler at the Freidinger
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