The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Jennings came in from
Gothic Wednesday night.
Mrs. j. A. Hawker has come home
from Wet Mountain Valley.
Mr.. Jas. Priest returned Saturday
from the Gunnison country.
Mr.. Geo. Shaver returned from his
prospecting trip last week.
Mrs. G. r. Shaeffer has been serious
Ny i'll with asthma this week.
Mr.T.M. Harding started on pleas
ure trip to Durango Wednesday.
Mr.. j. III. Peabody went over to Ir-
win last week ami win return soon.
Mrs. B. f. Shaffer. and daughter re-
turned from Pleasant valley Monday.
from Gothic. His health was bad over
there.
Mr.. D. G. Peabody paid Bonanza
a flying visit the first part of this
week.
Mrs. e. B. Alling started for New
Haven, Connecticut, Tuesday, to be
gone several weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Conaway and wife re-
turned Saturday from their visit to
Wet Mountain valley.
Mr.. l.. G. Bartlett has returned from
San Juan and will remain in Canon
the rest of the season..
Mr.. j. l.. Lacy, editor of the Elk
Mountnin Pilot, made the RECORD a
pleasant visit Monday.
Mr.. w. III. Peckham returned from
Gothic Monday. He reports mines
over there looking well.
Mr.. Adam Wacker and Mr.. Felix X
Ansett took a little trip up the river
last week, and returned Monday.
Miss Emma Ripley went to Buena
Vista Monday on visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Dowd, formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Draper went
out to Eight Mile ranch Sunday to
visit Mrs. Draper's sister, Mrs. Bur-
nett.
Miss HALEY and Miss Gibbs arrived
direct from England at the residence
of Mr.. Levi Haley, near this city,
last week.
Mr.. Frank A. Tuttle was in Canon
last week and was present when
Grand Canon Encampment, No. 18,
was instituted.
Mr.. Francis Hartwell came in on
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his new buildings here. He will re-
main few days.
Revs. Dodge, Merritt and Osburn
went to Leadville Monday to attend
the NJ. E. conference, which convened
there Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred. Hemingway, the accom-
modating bartender of MIR. Murray's
saloon, returned last week from a
long visit to Chicago.
Mr.. r. r. Roane and bride arrived
from Denver Wednesday. They will |
remain for time at the residence of |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Macon.
Miss Leona Thompson, sister ofI
Lew Thompson, and Miss Emma |
Webb, both of Jacksonville, Illinois. |
are visiting in this city. II
Mrs. p. c. Helm and daughter went
to Rosita Monday. Mr. Helm re-
turned Tuesday His family will re-
main awhile visiting Judge Brewster
and wife.
Miss Mary King has engaged as
saleslady in Fred Fl. Skeele's store.
She is an accomplished salesw oman
and will undoubtly draw consider
able trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Aldrich, of Sill |
yer Cliff came down to Canon on
Tuesday to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. Aldrich went to Denver on
Wednesday.
The family of Mr.. j. W. Utter,
wife, son and daughter, arrived in
Canon Wednesday and are house |
keeping in the residence opposite the |
Boyd House.
Rev. E. H. Sawyer returned from
his trip east last week. He is occu-
pying the Bradbury house, opposite |
the residence of Mr.. Tom Wells. His |
family will be here soon.
DIR. Preutiss and wife returned |
from an extended visit to
Denver, Leadville, Pitkin and Twin
Lakes. Mrs. Prentiss has painted an
excellent sketch of the latter locality.
Mr.. Harry Baker went to Leadville
last for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to haul his vegeta-
bles by the car load. He commenced |
shipping them in that manner Tues
day.
Rev. John Stafford and wife, of st. |
Paul Minnesota, are visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. e. r. Alling in this city. Mr.. E.
b. Alling and Rev. Stafford went to |
Leadville yesterday to attend the NJ.
e. conference.
Rev. Win. Osburn, of the NJ. E.
church, Durango, remained in Canon
a day or two, while ell route to Lead |
vile to attend conference, for the pur-
pose of visiting his relatives, Mr.. and |
Mrs. l.. NJ. Nelson and family.
Mrs. VIM. 4. Robertson and Miss
Laura Smith arrived in Canon from
South Arkansas Tuesday Mrs. Rob- |
ertson was quite i'll at the Mcclure
house with pneumonia. Miss Smith |
is a sister of Miss Susie Smith, well |
known in this city.
Mr.. Andy Irwin left this week for
his home in Franklin, Pa, on an ex-
tended visit. Andy has been in the
employ of Mr.. b. Murray for long
time, and his prompt attendance to
business and genial manner m ade
him many friends.
DR.. Pearce and wife, father and
mother OF Engineer Frank Pcarce,
arrived in Canon City last Saturday
morning. DR.. Pearce is one Of the
faculty of Rush Medical college, near
Chicago. In company with Mr.. j. 4.
Ashby's family they have gone upon
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