The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1850.
PERSONAL.

mines on Tuesday.
Col. j. C. Bacr and Mr. A. Rich
ardson left for the Gunnison countr!
OH Tuesday.
Mr. Ed. Copps is taking few
weeks rest at Mr.. DeReamer's ranch
at Texas Greek.
Judge Dale, of Rosita, passed
through Canon on Thursday on his
way to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Powell, of Rnsi-
ia, spent few days this week at the
Mcclure house.
Mrs. Werkheiser is out again after
a severe illness and has resumed her
duties as assistant postmaster.
Mr.. a. r. Shearer, of Montreal, left
for his home on Thursday. lie seems
to be growing gradually worse.
Miss Kate Chilcott, daughter Of
visiting with Miss Blanche EngIc-
man.
Judge Blackburn, one of Custer
couuty's most eminent attorneys, was
thrown from carriage near Rosita
and had his arm broken.
Hon. Jas. Cleliand returned on
Thursday, bringing with him his son
George, who has improved somewhat
by his visit to the Hot Springs.
Mr.. d. G. Peabody returned from
the Denver convention Oh Wcdncs-
day and left the next day for Chicago
to be present at the grand pow-wow.
Mr.. r. n. Daniels of Rosita, and
Geo. j. Hanley of Silver Cliff, regis
tered at The Mcclure house and II. L.
Austin of Custer county, put up al
the Boyd this week.
Mess. A. A. Hopkins, of Rochester,
n. Y, editor of the American Rural
Home, S. A. Keliner and Douglas
Glessuer, of FindIay. Ohio, made the
RECORD Office n pleasant call. The
latter gentleman is editor of the Han
cock Courier.
Mr.. j. T. Cox, one of the most
promising democrat lawyers in the
state. aud what is still better an hon
est aud upright gentleman. is visit
ing his family at this place. Mr..
Cox will be quite an acquisition t."
Gunnison City, which he has decided
to make his future home.
Mr.. ]. w. Cook of Kansas City. who
spent few months in our town sew
eral years ago, and whose son was
proprietor of the drug store now
owned by Mr.. C. W. Talbot, is again
visiting Canon City with the object
of making some Investments. lie and
his son may make this their perna-
nent home.
Mess. A. Walter and G. +. Helm,
Sr., returned on Thursday from their
trip to the mountains. They say
that fifteen DAYS hence will be time
enough to start for the GunnisOn
country. w. A. Helm and his son
Charlie continued on to Gunnison
via Sagauclre, as there was too much
mud i'll the Marshall Pass owing to
the melting of snow on the roadside.
Mr.. r. Caldwell, who was former
ly engaged in the hay business i'll
this place has bought out the well
known livery and sale stables of
Mess. Hudson & Sicbcr, of Rosita.
We have every reason TO believe Mr..
Caldwell will make success of his
new enterprise, judging from the
prompt businesslike manner i'll which
he conducted the hay trade whilc
here.
Mr. II. w. Macaulay, recently prin
cipal of the Commercial college al
Lawrence, Kansas, passed through
town this week eli route to Gunnison.
Mr.. Macaulay came by team and wag-
on and this trip was his seventh
across the plains IN that manner. LII
1859 he kept a -four store where Bue'
na Vista now stands and lie has
freighted all over the West from tho
Missouri river TO Oregon. He state
this last journey over The plains was
hfs hardest that for 250 miles Tho
only green thing lie saw WINS a hall
dozen bills of potatoes on ranch.
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