The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-23
Personal.
Mrs. A. Walters is quite i'll.

MIS-. Il. y. Ross left for V1ckSburg,
Colo, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Falkenberg returned to
her home in Ula Monday.
Mr.. w. E. Robertson, of South Ar
kansas, was i'll Canon this week.
Rev. Hutchinson and family left
for Gunnison City on Thursday.
Mr.. W. s. Lowe is temporarily act
ing as car acco untant at the depot.
Miss Amanda Venning went to
Texas Creek on Thursday to visit
friends.
Miss Emma M. Davis left this city
for her old home in Wisconsin on
Monday.
Mr.. G. T. Smith and Mr.. E. H. Nc
Clanahan left for Kansas City on
Monday.
Mr.. Ike Stone left for St. Joseph
Missouri, Monday to be gone two or
three weeks.
Mr.. P. G. Helm and wife and Miss
Fernside returned from Silver Cliff
on Thursday.
Mr.. j. M. Gray, agent of the Silver
GIN stage company, was in the city a
few days this week.
Mr.. j. l.. Hyde returned from the
Cliff Thursday where he had been q
few days on business.
Mrs. II. v. Cummings and daughter
left for Garfield on Monday to visit
the husband and father.
Mrs. Sam'l Davis, after several davs
pleasant visiting in Canon, returned
to Rosita on Monday.
Mrs. w. +. Baker and Nellie left
on Saturday to pay a visit to rela-
tives in Bonneville, Colo.
Mr.. W. A. Helm and Mr.. P. c..
Helm and wife, and Miss Fernside,
went to Silver Cliff Monday.
Mr.. w. S. Lowe has been succeed
ed as express messenger between here
and Silver Cliff by Mr.. F. H. Button,
of Denver.
Miss Emma Rudolph and Mr.. II.
Clay Webster are visiting friends in
the vicinity of Palmer station, on the
d. & r. G.
Mr.. w. T. Allison, of Iowa, who
was visiting Mr.. L. NJ. Nelson in this
city for short time, has gone TO Los
Angeles. California.
Mrs. r. S. Lewis and Mrs. E. B.
Alling will start some time next
week for New Haven, Connecticut
on an extended visit.
General Sampson and family passed
through Canon on Thursday for Sill
yer Cliff where they remain during
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. J. A. Baker left on Wednes-
day for La Junta where she will join
her husband who is in the employ of
the d. & r. G. Co. at that place.
Mr.. J. r. Oatman, wife and three
daughters of Denver, who have been
tenting in Canon for three weeks,
started for Silver Cliff on Thursday.
Mr.. r. N. Harvey is night clerk at
the Mcclure house, Mr.. Jordan TAX
ing the day duty during Mr.. Peck
hams few weeks absence in the Gun
nison country.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Niel, of Newton,
Iowa, left on Thursday for Denver,
via Leadville. Mrs. O'Niel has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Walter, for
several weeks.
Mr.. David Mulock and bride, from
Middleton, N. Y, who was visiting
Mr.. Ira Mulock's family a few days
left for Alma on Wednesday where
they will reside.
Mr.. B. f. Rockafellow and family
arrived home from New Mexico
Thursday. They spent q week or
two visiting Las Vegas and other
points of interest.
Miss Ida Bartlett accompanied Mrs.
Hicks aud Mrs. DeTar, two friends
from Boone, Iowa, on trip to the
Grand canon this week. They left
for Silver Cliff on Wednesday.
Maj. Lock, wife and daughter and
Mr.. A. b. Calender started for Hay
den pass on Thursday where they
will go into camp. The major and
the constable are going to prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Draper have re-
turned from Boston to remain. Mrs.
Draper's general health is improved
but her real difficulty has abated but
little. They are stopping at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Chas. Helm. Mr.. Dra-
per reports that when he left the
coast it was uncomfortably cool.
DR.. Dawson came home from the
Gunnison country Tuesday night
While in Sargent on Friday night he
| saw desperate shoot and instantly
kill man in cold blood, then coolly
walk away into the hills and disap-
pear without any effort being made
to capture him.
j. II. Harrison, Esq, returned
Thursday from Denver via Leadville.
He was accompanied by his brother
and sister-in-law, Rev. j. l.. Harrison
and wife, of Lempster, N. H., who
will remain here about two weeks.
Rev. Harrison has not been here be-
fore in seven years.
Yesterday morning the RECORD re-
ceiyed very pleasant call from Mr..
S. I'll. Herrick, of Grinnell, Iowa, and
Mr.. M. r. Doyon, of Ironton, Wis
consin. They are EN- route to Black
burn where they are interested in
mining property. Mr.. Herrick visit
ed Canon seven years ago and he
quickly noticed our wonderful pro-
gress since that time.
AS the English bull dog said when
| asked how much carpet lie wanted,
"A very little will do my purp-
'ouse.