The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-08-27
Personal.

Gen. A. j. Sampson was in Canon
Thursday.
Mrs.ssS j Patterson left Monday
for Dublin, Indiana.
Andy Hemmcrlc has been appointed
deputy Citv Marshal.
Mr.. j. A. Sterlins returned from
G,nnison Saturday last.
Chas. T. and Chas. Z. Helm, arrived
from Gothic on Thursday.
Mr.. S. .Dunsmore. and wife, left
Thursday for Upton, Missouri.
Mr.. Geo. E. Dudley left Monday for
a visit to his old home in Maine.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Sim W. Can
tril was in Canon Wednesday evening.
Miss Minnie Mack received We'd
nesday her friend, Mathushek pi-
ano.
Little May Garfield. the RECORD is
sorry to announce, is quite i'll with
fever.
Mr.. E. A. Palmer, cashier at the
depot, has returned from trip to
Durango.
Mr.. Frank Shepherd and wife of
Utah are in the city for a visit of a
few weeks.
Mr.. Tom Faulds, of Coal Creek,
left Thursday for three months Wis
it in the east. ~
Mr.. Frank Prentiss returned We'd
nesday from several weeks trip to
the mountains.
l., IL
city from Gunnison last week on a
visit 10 his family.
Miss Frances NJ. Clark, of Oberlin,
Ohio, who is to teach in our public
school, arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. S. T. Sappington will soon re-
turn to Canon for the purpose of
making this city her home.
Mr.. E. G. Rickard, of the Cotton
wood mining district, came down to
visit his relatives in this city last Sat
urday.
Senator Tom Parrish and wife and
Mrs. Helen Hunt jackson passed
through Canon Wednesday Ell route
10 Lake City.
eDoc" Pippin, the conductor of the
bus, left yesterday for six weeks
visit to his old home in Champaign
county, Illinois.
Mr.. T. B. Smith, one of the owners
of the Little Per Cent mine. and wife,
former residents of Canon City, were
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. T. r. Roanc left with the dead
body of his wife for South Evanston.
Illinois, yesterday. He will be gone
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Clancy went to Canon
City last week to spend two OF three
weeks in visiting friends.-[Colorado
Springs Mountaineer.
Mrs. II. w. Sanders returned from
her visit to Atoka, Tennessee, We'd
McCrite, aunt of j. W. Miller, Esq.
Mr.. j. p. Hall, of Clcora, was in |
the city this week. He has just nnd.s
n sale of some valuable placer claims
in the western part of this county
near Cleora.
Prof. Kerr of Colorado Springs was
in Canon on Friday en- route from
Rosita The Professor reports very
rich strike in the Hector lode near the |
Bassick mine.
Mr.. Frank Bigelow has resigned
his clerkship in Apple & Penney's
store and will take charge of the d. |
& r. G. express Office in this city ON |
1st.
Rev. Jno. Stafford, and wife, left on
rnatn audi ~, f.x,,
home in ST. Paul, MINI. Mr.. Alling |
and family made their guests visit |
very agreeable.
Mr.. and Miss Wear, of Missouri.
nephew and Hcice ofMrs. G.. .T. Phillips. |
were in Canon few DAYS last week
They will remain in Colorado some |
time visiting relatives.
"Calirornia" Taylor, the celebrated |
Methodist missionary, conducted the |
services at the NJ. T.. church in this
city Sunday, and delivered free lee
ture Monday evening.
Mr.. Armstrong has resigned his po-
sition as ID & K. G. express agent in
this city and expects TO leave for his
old home in Corrollton. Illinois,
about the first of September.
Mrs. Closer of Chetopa, Kansas,
and Mrs. II. T. Blake left yesterday
for Rosita, where they will remain
about one month visiting thcir par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis.
Mr.. II. Charters, ticket clerk at the
depot, left Thursday for Summit
county to look after some valuable
mining property. In his absence Mr..
Geo. Shaver will sell the tickets.
Mr.. o. P. Everllart resigned his
position in the Fremont county bank
md left Tuesday for Dakota where
himself and brother will establish a
,ank in some town not yet selected.
Gen. Adams, the well-known res
.uer of the Meeker women, and n
United States Minister to South
American corntry, passed through
Canon Monday, en- route to Manitou.
Mr.. Will Morris left last Friday for
iis home in Zenie. Ohio, to remain.
'ir. j. ID. Kelly has taken the clerk
hip in Becchcr ~ Co.'s drug store
made vacant by the retirement Of Mr.. |
Norris.
Hon. MN. Megrue, accompanied by
Prof julie A. Knapp arrived in Cafi-