The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-28
Lincoln Park

cred over the Park. with only a rem
nant remaining on the trees the first
OF the week. A number Of high school
boys did good work Friday and Satur-
day in some of the orchards which as
sisted in turning the trick" sue
cessfully.
| The Lincoln Park relatives OF Mrs
]. NJ. Foster we're all entertained for
Sunday dinner at Mrs Fosters new
home in town. The affair was quite
family reunion. which was a pleas
ure to all concerned
Byrd Bailey, who has been employed
with the d. & r. c., has returned
to his home on Logan street, and will
help dispose of the apple crop.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' Associa-
ton of the First Presbyterian church
meets Thursday afternoon with Miss
Duling al her home on Park avenue.
| After an extended visit with her
| daughter. Mrs Reece, the mother OF
Mrs. Edward Gouldner, is leaving this
week for her old home near Lyons
Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ccllom and
daughter. Helen. are down from their
AahSn htoA " AOA a
few days visit with Mrs. Colloms
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William James
on Garfield street
Mrs. d. T. Mills returned to her
home on Poplar avenue on Saturday
from the Graves hospital, and is re-
ported to be getting along very nicely.
Her sister. Mrs. Ayers of Greeley is
staying with her for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton woodford toured
the western part of the county Tues
day and Wednesday by automobile
last week, visiting Hillside, Texas
Creek, Ctopexi and Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Harper have re-
turned from their eastern trip, and
are busy looking after their apple crop
on the home ranch. Park and Garfield
avenues
Mr.. and Mrs B. G. woodford an
tertained al a family dinner Sunday
the guests being Mr.. and Mrs Elton
woodford and family and Mr. and Mrs
John Mains During the afternoon
the Bancrofts were out from town
and Mr.. and Mrs VIII Hess were
ca lers from Florence
Quite a number OF the old neigh
bors and friends OF Mrs. H, B. Allen
we're in attendance at the funeral on
Tuesday morning. and the pallbearers
were all selected from Lincoln Park.
Mr and Mrs G. W Anthony are
spending a few days visiting with
their daughter. Mrs. Frank Maynard
and family on Park avenue They
have rented their home in town and
al 80,
spend the winter.
The Goyette cider mill. at the top
of Pump Hill IS running full capae-
ity these days and the foreign popula-
tion from the camps are laying in a
supply of cider for winter use Other
folks are enjoying plenty OF cider
Roscoe Davis has gone to Kansas
and states farther east to negotiate
for the sale of apples Mrs. Davis and
children and also his mother, Mrs. /.
+. Davis, accompanied him as far as
Denver, where they will be the guests
of Mr and Mrs. James McCampbel
Places for rent are in demand on
Lincoln Park and parties looking for
temporary homes are nnding it quite
a proposition to find place TO locate
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Linco Park and South Canon attend
ed in a body the funeral OF Miss
Gretchen Watcher al the undertaker's
parlors on Monday afternoon. aud
paid tribute to their departed school.
mate with 4 beautiful floral oferins
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 G. WoodlO.d Miss
Watson and .Ir. and Mrs John Mains
were very pleasantly entertained at
6 O'Clock dinner on Saturday at the
home OF Mr.. and Ms N Z Snow
Cedar and Chestnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Thompson and
daughter Helen. accompanied by L
w. Howes, motored to Pueblo sun
day for a days visit with their son.
Homer. and family The occasion
was the birthday anniversary OF Mrs
Homer Thompson. and all enjoyed
dne dinner in her honor. Mr.. Thomp-
son holds the position of superintend-
ent OF the manual training depart
meut of the Centennial schools.
place he has aeceptably filled for
number OF years, While in the Steel
city Mr.. Howes called on L .yod Cone.
Mrs. Lambuth has rented her home
on Grand avenue to party from
Tennessee and sold of most OF her
personal belongings. expecting TO
leave soon to spend the winter with
1 her son in Idaho.
Several members of the Heaney
family. who have lately located on
Sherman avenue. have been suffering
with attacks of tonsilities. although
all are reported to be improving at
| the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Van Slyke