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

over Lincoln Park this week, and in
some of the orchards of the fruit dis
.trict there is a full crop
John Black of Bellville, Kansas,
who has been a business visitor in
Canon City for a few days, called
on some of his old acquaintances
on Lincoln Park Friday.
]. w. Foster and daughter, Lille
were out from town Sunday visiting
their relatives on Sherman avenue
Gardeners are busy these days get
ting in their late vegetables, since the
heavy frosts of last week, which put
a quietus on the growing season.
Claude Bailey and Foster Floyd OF
Albany, Georgia, who are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Flip
pen, spent a fw days last week sight
seeing in Denver and Colrado Springs
Prof R. l.. Dick motored out on the
Park to look after matters Of business
on Monday evening,
Mr and Mrs. S. S. Courtney re-
turned last of the week from Indian
apolis, Indiana, where they attended
the National G. A. R. Encampment.
They also visited friends and relatives
in Illinois and Kansas on their return
trip.
H. NJ. Shawver and son generously
shared some choice venison with some
of their Park freinds on Monday. Mr..
Shawver shot the 200 pound buck on
Sunday morning some miles above
Grape Creek
Mrs A. w. Lucas is able to be about
again and improving right along after
a siege of illness. Her daughter, Mrs.
Hutton, who was with her for a week
has returned to her home in Florence.
c. A. Miller and son, Chester, in COM
pany with their visitor from Ordway,
went deer hunting the last of the week
in the vicinity of Black Mountain.
Mrs. ]. K. Hawkins was hostess to
an enjoyable dinner party on Tues
day evening at her home on Park ave
nue.. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D..
Flippen, Mrs. Bailey, Claude Bailey
and Foster Floyd.
Mrs Freeman Van Slyke and baby
are spending a few days visiting at
the parental Caldwell home while Mr..
Van Slyke is digging his potato crop
in the mountain district. Mr.. Cad
well is also at his ranch near Waugh
0ountain, during the potato digging
season.
A. A. Gebhart drove to the top OF
the Royal Gorge Saturday and closed
up the pavilion after the season Is
work. The business has been in
charge of H. M. Shawver and daugh
ter, Mrs.>May Ullery, during the month
of September.
Mrs. John CARRIER returned to her
home on East Park avenue Monday
from Graves hospital, where she has
been for some time recuperating from
an operation for appendicitis.
The L. c.. Mayhem family Of East
Sherman avenue have been spending
a few days visiting relatives in the
San Luis valley. They made the trip
by automobile.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid Soc
fety Of the NJ E. church had very
enjoyable meeting with the Misses
Geyer on Garfield street on Thursday
afternoon, with very good attendance
The business session was followed by
q short program and good social time
The hostess also served dainty re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs
Jones motored down from Colorado
Springs Monday for a call on their
old friends at the CARRIER home Mrs
Jones remained for few days to look
after the household affairs.
Ethel Murray had the pleasure of
entertaining some half dozen of her
little friends on Thursday afternoon
at her home. The occasion being her
18th birthday anniversary The boys
and girls had fine time playing
games. and were generously treated
to cakes, candies, Strawberries and
lemonade. The cakes were lettered
and when properly assorted spelled
the name of the young hostess
Mrs. r. R. Story very pleasantly
entertained at six O'Clock dinner at
hr home on Park avenue in honor
of Mr.. Story's S1st birthday anniver-
sary. The guests who enjoyed the
hospitality of the Story home for the
birthday party were Mr. and Mrs. r.
d. Flippin, the latter's mother, Mrs
Bailey and her son Claude with his
friend Foster Floyd. Mr.. Baily and
Mr.. Floyd are visiting from Albany,
Georgia.
merry surprise party was given
ON Thursday evening for the pleasure
of Miss Naoma Miller, who is soon
leaving to take a nurses course in
Minnequa hospital in Pueblo. Neigh
bors, young and old, to the number of
about so gathered at the Miller home
to effect the surprise, then went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernett
where a delightful evening was enaut