The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-18
Lincoln Park News

in the Crooked Ditch and is available
for all who have planted early garden.
William Jukes returned from Den.
of his ranch on West Sherman ave
nue..
Mrs. Jean Elkins came up from the
Steel City Friday for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. Mccartney.
Charles Anderson, who has been
following his trade as paperhanger in
Pueblo during the winter months, has
again taken up his residence on Lin
coin Park.
Some of the machinery in connec-
tion with the pumping station of the
Pump Ditch Company is undergoing
repairs. which will cut off the water
supply for n week or two.
Mrs. Edward Goulder has returned
to her home on Logan street after
spending quite period of time with
her mother in Kansas. who has been
quite ILL.,
Harrison and Fligs. who purchased
the Ross place on Sherman avenue
last fall. have painted the residence
and front fence which somewhat i'm
proves the appearance of the prop
erty.
Mr. Fortwransler has been terrac-
ing some of the rough land on his
eight-acre ranch, which will material
Iy increase his acreage for crop pro-
duction.
Mrs. Simm McCurry left Saturday
for Buena Vista where she will visit
at the ohme of her daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Cation. She also hopes the change
to greater altitude will prove a pan
acct for hay fever.
MT and Mrs Awers. who were mar
ried last week in Pueblo, have located
on the Rhine place. corner OF Logan
and Grand Mrs. Awers is daush-
ter of Charles Anderson.
Mt and Mrs John Williams are pre-
pairing TO take up their residence in
town. They have sold their ranch
on aPrk avenue to the Nevins family
from Center, Colo, and must give
possession within 10 days.
George Halstead was substitute de-
livery boy for E. E. Graham's grocery
a few days last week on account OF
the illness of Bert Brewer.
Mrs. Galley came out from town last
Wednesday and spent the day at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Uuglaub
on Colorado avenue Mrs. Crimp was
also a caller at the same home dur
ing the evening
Miss Mayhew of East Sherman ave-
nue. was substitute teacher in the
sixth grade OF Lincoln Park school
few days last week.
Word comes from Mrs. Emil Tobelr
of Center. Colo. of the death of her
son-in-law MI Edwards, as result
of influenza Mrs. Tobler has home
on Lincoln Park. but has been spend
ins the winter months,with relatives
in the San Luis valley.
The Eastern Star Club met Friday
afternoon al the horne of Mrs. A. S.
Bailey on Twelfth street The time
was spent in pleasant social way
with games and readings. and fine
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hall of Pueblo
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Verne
Cheney of Grand avenue. Mr.. Hall
is a brother of Mr.. Cheney, and a
one-time resident of Lincoln Park.
Pastor Hagan of Denver is a guest
at the home of r. II. Brown on
Twelfth street. Mr.. Hagan is look
ing about for a location.
w. l.. Bergan of Elm avenue was
called to Chicago by telegram to act
as special reporter for series of lee
lures given in the interest of the AS
sociated church, and left on his East
ern trip aturday evening.
Dr. Caldwell telegraphs his family
from Boone, Ia. where he was called
some 10 days ago on account of the ill
ness of his brother, that they may eI-
pect him home Tuesday OF this week.
The doctor says he has only seen one
day of sunshine during his absence.
He leaves his brother somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. Eimira Palm is enjoying few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Herrick who are on their way from
California. where they have been WIS.,
iting this winter, to their home near
Cleveland, o. Mr.. Herrick is a
cousin of Mrs. Palm.
Mrs A G. Hayes of East Elm ave
nue. has gone TO Pueblo for visit
among acquaintance. Ralph Hayes
will take charge of the ranch this
year and Teddy has taken position
at the Edmond's meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Van lyke
and baby Ruth Josephine, are guests
this week at the parental Caldwell
home on Pine street.
The Snyder brothers, Porter and
John, have returned from Texas