The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-17
) Mr and Mrs. sherbino have just re-

tNr and Mrs. Sherbino have just re-
turned from trip TO California
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cook and son,
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Leeper
and Chas. Leeper, motored TO Pueblo
Thursday. returning the same day.
They ha very pleasant trip and en-
joyed the days outing.
G. NJ Rice has sold his place on
Chestnut street to the Hart family
from Nebraska, who took immediate
possession. My. and Mrs. Ric empTed
across the road TO the Marsh house
pending further consideration of their
future plans.
Miss May Snow has returned from
the hospital, where she underwent
treatment for the removal of her ton
sils. and is getting along very nicely.
| Water was turned OFF from the
Crooked ditch Monday night for some
needed repairs, which truck growers
hoping will be completed without de-
lay.
There was good representation
from Lincoln Park at the meeting at
the South Canon high school building
on Monday evening, and they helped
to swing the vote in favor of the con-
solidation OF the two districts in gus
ton.
Billie Mains arrived last week from
Orosi, Calf, where he has been the
past two or three years, and will be
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Watson,
for the next two months. Mr.. Mains
was a resident of Lincoln Park at one
time and owns a farm near Westcliffe.
number of families from Park
avenue gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Mcclure on Twelfth
street Thursday for the purpose of
giving Mrs. Mcclure a surprise on the
50th birthday anniversary. 4 bounti
ful dinner had been provided and the
afternoon was spent in a social fash
ion. The event was much enjoyed by
the hostess as well as by the self-in.
Hvited neighborly guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison of Ration, n.
NJ. were guests for few days last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
B. P. Barnett on Colorado avenue
The ladies Of the Lincoln Park as
sociation of the Presbyterian church
will enjoy picnic supper with their
families on Thursday afternoon of
this week at the city park. Those il.
Iterested in the work OF the associa.
tion are invited to join them on this
special occasion. each family bringing
a covered dish" with equipment
Mrs. II. J. Sommers of st. Joseph,
Mo, is a guest at the home OF her
niece, Mrs. Frank Maynard, on Park
avenue.
Mrs. T. E. Bailey went TO Genoa,
Neb., Monday of last week, returning
Saturday. Mrs. Bailey visited with
relatives and also met brother from
Florida whom she was not permitted
TO see on the trip of last winter
Mrs. Chas. Leeper a-riy ed this week
from California to join her husband
on the ranch on Poplar avenue Mr.
Lseper has been looking after the
place for some weeks.
Miss Lou Martin of Nebraska City
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Mona
Carter. on Elm avenue.
i ]. 3. Sunny has purchased the prop
erty of Mrs Ella Bone on South
Twelfth street. The family are from
the state Of New York and have taken
possession of the place Mr. Bone
has located on Fourth street
The work Of cutting the first crop
of alfalfa is underway over the Park
in places.
Lee Bailey arrived last week from
Butte, Mon, for a visit with home
folks on Logan street His brother,
orviile, has returned from Boulder
university and Byrd came in the first
of the week from Newport, r. l.,
where he makes port while in the
service of the United States navy
Mr.. and Mrs. August Smart and son
Marshal Of Denville, Ohio. are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
DeVivier on East Elm avenue Mr..
Smart is cousin of Mr. De vivier,
and they have not met for the past
twenty years. The visitors will re-
main for month. Mr.. Sima< is
native OF Colorado, but at present is
in the automobile business at Ban-
vile
The Lovisome house that has been
under construction on East Elm ave
rnue is nearly ready for the family to
occupy. At present Mr.. Lovisome is
up in the Micanite district looking af
ter his potato crop.
The boys and girls OF the Lincoln
Park Bird club, chaperoned by their
instructor. Miss Mayhem, formed a.
hiking party Thursday afternoon and