The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-15
PERSONAL.

Mexico.
Mr.. Thos. Robinson has been on
visit this week to Cleora.
Mr.. Copl is out again with
good chance of getting we'll.
Mr.. Lowe is getting well again, and
was out for Il drive this week.
the train for The east on Wednesday
Miss Mollie Carpenter, of Pueblo.
was visiting Mrs. Fcrrier This week.
Mrs. j. w. Dawson was elected
secretary of the South Canon school
district.
Capt. N. P. White, formerly Of
Canon. came down fIom Rosita ON
his way to Denver.
Mr.. o. Sands came from the east
on the 9Th to look after his mining
interests in the Gunnison.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. Biddall. A. NJ.
Biddall and Mrs. J. A. Austin were
visiting in Canon this week.
Mr.. Anson Rudd, Jr., is getting
"broke IN" by Postmaster Cooper.
Anson makes an apt scholar.
Mr.. Frank Smiths mother left OIL
Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio.
where she will remain until fall.
Mess. Jas. Priest aud John Hook
started on Monday for Gunnison CITY
with full outfit for Il livery business
Mr.. Ira Mulock and wife returned
from New York state where the,
have been visiting since last Decem.
her.
Mess. A. Walters and Chas. T.
Helm left on Wednesday for the Gun
nison. We trust that good fortune
may smile upon them.
Rcv.Geo. a. Hutchinson. of Hustled.
has been called to this place. and
will fill the pulpit OF the Baptist
church on next Sunday.
Miss Witter,of Denver, who has been
wishing with Mrs. JAS. Peabody, re-
very pleasant stay in Canon.
Mr.. Lou Thompson arrived on
Mon lay from Independence, Mo,
where his wife and baby will remain
Two or three weeks longer.
Mr.. Sam' Davis came from Rosita
on Thursday and returned with his
wife and daughter. Mrs. Blake will
remain in Rosita several weeks.
Mr.. James Clelland lef, for Pueblo
on Monday, to attend the meeting oi
directors Of the p. & a. V. and til:
A., 7. & S. f. Il. II. that was held on
Tuesday.
Mess. Ross Hart and Charles Camp
bell, of Denver, and Mess. VIM. II.
Macomber aud Frank p. Lombard. OF
Colorado Springs, paid Canon a visit
nn Thursday.
Mr.. Z. II. Alling left on Tuesday 10
attend the general conference of the
NJ. E. Church at Cincinnati. Mr..
Alling and Gov. Evans are The two
delegates from Colorado.
Mr.. HoSic r. A!ling returned on
last Saturday ia his old home in
Canon, after an absence of man,
months. During his visit east he has
devoted considerable of his time TO
khe study of law.
T Mr.. T. ID. uahnenkratt has taken
ihe contract to deliver the mail three
times per week between this place
ami llilIsdalc, where The new post
Office has been located, Mr.. II. is
also postmaster of the latter place.
Hon. Dick Irwin passed through
town on wednesday cn route from
Ruby to Denver. lie reports plenty
OF snow in the Gunnisou country
and thinks one month hence will be
time enough to start for that district
pMcss. A. II. Taylor and z. II. Sire
pey came down on the train on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Taylor gives n good &C.
cunt of the mines in the ncighbor-
hood of Junction City, which town
is just above Arbourville on the
South Arkansas.
Mr.. j. S. BowIby's smiling countc-
nance is no longer seen behind the
post Office boxes. He will not ne
again compelled 10 explain that the
tray letters found in the boxes,
"caInc in on the gravel train" lie
is now employed distributing hay
and grain for Megrue & Fcrricr al
the depot.
Mr.. MI. BurIingamc, brother OIL
Mrs. T.. e. Craucr, of this city, who
has been deputy sheriff and jailor OF
Douglas county, Kansas, for il,e past
Fur years, and one oi the pioneers of
the eastern portion of that state, ar
rived here from Lawrence on Thurs
day accompanied by Mr.. Ar. Guest.
rlso nm old citizen of the same coun-
ty. ell route to.ihc GiiTmison.
A Card Of Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. III. Mcclure
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