The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-18
Lincoln Park

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ter. Mrs. Dexter Elkins.
The Moschetti brothers of East Elm
avenue are developing their mine
lease that is located several miles
south of Chandler.
The Ladies Association of Lincoln
Park meets this week Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. A. Geb-
hardt, 532 Sherman avenue.
The younger children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCurry are recovering
from the whoOping cough with the
exception of the baby, who is later
victim of the malady.
The Robertson family from Kansas
have leased the A. H. Snyder ranch
at the corner of Sherman and McKin-
ley, and are occupying the upstairs
rooms while awaiting possession of
the premises.
Byrd Bailey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
K. Bailey of Logan street, left Friday
for Denver, where he re-enlisted in
the navy, with other recruits from
Colorado. His first assignment is to
Philadelphia navy yard, where he will
await orders for sailing
Little Lucille Woodford has been
hcDt Oul VI SCuOO HOT lIe last lew
days with a case of chickenpox
Mrs. r. d. Flippen, who recently
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of the tonsils. is reported to be
convalescent at her home on Park
avenue.
Gladys and Dorothy Caldwell are just
getting over mild siege of tonsilitis.
Mrs. d. c. Purdy of Twelfth street
is confined to her home with illness.
Apples are being hauled to market
this week from some of the orchards
of the Park, but the movement of the
main crop is not very extensive.
Fred Eyerly canvassed the Park
last week listing commodities for the
sale to be given at the home of John
Beaton on Thursday. The Beaton
family are preparing to take posses
sion of their new home on Fifth street
and Harrison avenue before long.
Mrs. William Bridges was hostess
to the Eastern Star Club at her home
on Willow street last Friday after
noon. There was a good attendance
of the members and guests and a de-
lightfu' social time was enjoyed. Mrs.
Bridges also served nice refresh
ments. The next meeting will be held
with Ms Mulnix on South Ninth
street two weeks from that date.
Some of the Lincoln Park friends
of the Wagner family, who left last
week by auto for California, have re-
ceived word from Hot Springs, n. NJ,
that they were travelling over good
roads with no mishaps up to date.
They are taking the southern route
through Phoenix, Ariz., and expect to
reach thir destination in San Diego
on schedule time.
he Do RI A OF a
Methodist Episcopal church had
very enjoyable meeting last Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c.
C. Fulford on West Park avenue. Of
ficers for the coming year were elect
ed as follows Mrs. John Cook, pres
ident; Sadie Geyer, vice president;
Mrs. Arthur Sprinkle, secretary, and
Mrs. Beatty, treasurer. After dis
posing of the business in hand the
rest of the afternoon was spent in
a social way, ad the meeting ad-
journed to meet the next time with
Mrs. Bancroft in town.
Mr. Fermon, recently from Okla
homa, is putting up store building
on Elm street, and will hove in con-
nection a gasoline CLING station. He
is also considering the erection Of
residence for the accommodation OF
his family.
Guy Calwell is down from the ranch
near Waugh mountains for few
days stay at the parental Calwell
home on Pine street. While on the
Park he is doing some hauling for the
new buildings under construction on
Elm avenue.
Three anniversary events were cell
ebrated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. J. Stiers on Elm avenue Tuesday.
November 16 This date marks the
birthday Of Grandpa Stiers and two OF
the children of his daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Cram. who IS spending The WIN
ter at the Stiers home. The birth
days were represented by three cakes
the sizes corresponding with the ages
of the honored members of the fam
lily. The smallest of them was for Vic
tor, aged 9. and it was decorated with
the appropriate number of candles.
The next larger was for Shirley with
its ceven candles to correspond with
her age, and the larger, with 81 can
dies, was in honor of Mr.. Stiers.
morning from Daddy" Cram, who is
finishing his medical course at the
Kansas State University at Lawrence.
and also from DR.. and Mrs. John
Stiers of 'Muscatine, la, which afforded
much delight to | concerned, A de-
lightful O'Clock dinner was served
the guests of the family who were
Miss Blanche Sherwood and Miss
/ Ruth Fredrickson, who are sorority
chums of Mrs. Cramm. Frank Wright
of Lincoln Park was the special guest
J of Mr.. Stiers.