The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
Personal.


PERSONAL.
Mr.. NJ. B. Elberson left Monday for South
Arkansas.
Mrs. Murray and sister left for Denver
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. w. Robinson is now q guard at the
penitentiary.
Hon. NJ. N. Megrue and wife were in the
city this week.
DR.. Camp, of Rosita, was in Canon Tues
day few hours.
The wife and children of Col. E. II. Saw
yer arrived Thursday.
Warden W. B. FELTON, and wife went to
the state fair this week.
Mr.. j. w. Pritchard returned to his old
home in Cherryvale, Kansas, Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. T. Wood left on visit to his old
home in Carrollton, Illinois, Wednesday.
MIR. j. d. Wells, an ex-marshal Of Silver
Cliff, is now guard at the penitentiary.
Mr.. 8. 7. Sappington suffered with Sc
we're attack of hemorrhage Sunday evening.
Misses Fannie and Tillie Macon went to
Denver Tuesday where they will attend
school.
Mr.. o. W. Lucas left for Oberlin college,
Ohio, Tuesday where he will continue his
studies.
Mrs. A. Thurman, of Bulah, Colo, was In
town this week for the first time in several
months.
Mrs. s. w. Humphrey returned from her
summers visit to friends in the east last
Sunday.
Mr.. T. S. McKelyie has SO far recovered
from his illness that he was able to be out
Thursday.
Master Turner Davis is rapidly recover
ing. He got up Thursday morning and
dressed h imsclf.
MIR. T. Blancett has returne ed from Gothic
and will remain with his family in South
Canon this winter.
Mr.. T. E. Spencer and wife were among
the Cahonites who went upon the excursion
to Gunnison City Saturday last.
Mr.. Eugene W eston, Mr.. Frank Smith
and mother and others went to Denver
Wednesday to att end the state fair.
MIR. Henry Earle and bride took the
train on Thursday and will visit Leadville
and other points while on their trip.
Mr.. H enry l.. Feldwisch. associate editor
of the Denver Republican, was present al
the session of the capital convention.
Mr.. VIM. E. Robertson, of Salida, was q
delegate to the capital convention and VI
course met many Of his old friends here.
Mr.. J. A. Warman, who was the efficient
night Waterman for some time, has resigned
and been succeeded by Mr.. F. M. Carter.
Rev. w. 8. Rudolph, Mrs. johnson and
her daughter Miss Addie, Mrs. j. j. and
Mrs. Ed. Minor, started east Thursday night.
Mrs. A. Sartor and child, Mrs. l.. f.
Thompson and child and Mrs. Rogers and
child left for Independence, Missouri, W ed
nesday.
Mr.. Chas. T. Smith. OF Bolton, Missouri, q
nephew Of Mrs: A. Sartor, is occupying the
ms f,r, ali I'M Hfr n Mx<~v
store.
ter. returned the latter part Of last week
from a very pleasant visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. L. L. Hanna has moved into the rear
of the Misses Holderby's millinery stoI Q
where she will continue the dress making
busine ss.
Mr.. Ira Canfeld came up on visit from
New Mexico Monday where he has been
sinking artesian wells for the D. & n. G.
railroad.
Miss Ella Holderby and Miss Lulu Clark
started for Chicago on Tuesday. Miss Hol-
derby will purchase large, new stock Of
goods.
Mr.. Cassius NJ. Coe, editor Of the Summit
County Times, published at Kokomo, paid
the RECORD q fraternal call on Tuesday
He was delegate to the capital convention.
Mr.. w. A. Caswell, of the Summit Coun-
ty Leader, published at Breckenridge, Col
orado, one of the delegates to the capital
called Mt the RECORD office on
Tuesday.
DR.. T. II. Craven and wife went to Lead
vile Monday to attend the annual session
of the colorado State Medical society, The
doctor was elected third vice president OF
the organization.
Mr.. August Ritche, one Of the delegates
to the capital convention from Lake county
was accompanied by his wife and they re-
mained In Canon day after the other dele
gates had departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira King, formerly Of this
county passed through Canon on their way
to their old home at Allerton, Iowa, where
they will remain for two months. Mr..
King is one Of our most successful cattle
raisers and has a fine home q mile and q
half above Salida where he cut this year
over seyenty-fve tons Of hay.