The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-06-11
CITY AND VICINITY.

justice Clelland did good days work
when lie run out the Miller family.
The bell was put into the belfry on the
fire company's house en- "Wednesday.
Three attempts have been recently made
to break into the Adams express office in
this city.
Mr.. c. c. Harrington has left The post :
office and accepted position as clerk in
Ailing u Co.'s store,
Mr.. J. A. Draper has left Boston and
gone to Lynn. Mass, to remain awhile.
His'wtfe i some better.
The hot springs are running again. They
were closed few days for the purpose of
repairing break in the ditch.
The RECORD was the recipient this week
from Mrs. A. Macon of box of fine straw
berries grown in her garden.
The brick in DR.. Blake's house Is being
rapidly laid. When finished the building
will be n handsome residence.
nephew of Mrs. Garfield, named Ru-
dolph, now has charge of the car accounts
at The d. q r. G. station in this city.
There will be preaching at the -Four Mile
school house next Sunday morning at Ii
O'Clock. Rev. John W. Robinson will oiIici-
ate.
corps of d. & r. G. engineers VIII az
rive in town in Il day or two to select site
for round house and machine shop in this
city.
Alling & Co. received two car loads of
Wheelbarrows direct from the east on Mon
day. a large lot of them were sold right
ut the depot and Immediately shipped.
There win be a total eclipse of the moon
tonight beginning at IA, total at II IL
and ending at :3a Sunday morning. The
moon will be totally cclipsed for over two
hours.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the residence
of Mrs. r. A. Balm on Thursday next from
to p. III. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
While the {. c. & l. Co. were boring for
coal on Oak Creek a few days ago they
struck a strong vein of gas which threw
the water from the drill hole some distance
up into the atmosphere.
The delay caused to the east bound ex-
press on the d. d r. G. was by a coal train
leaving the track at Coal Creek junction.
Several cars were badly wrecked but none
Of the train men were injured.
Rev. W. NJ. NJ Barber is in Colorado
Springs assisting Rev. Purcher in pro-
tracted meeting consequently there will be
no services in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church tomorrow. He will be away about
ten days.
Mr.. W. G. Ready has sold out his inter-
est in the Commercial house to Mr.. IL. A
Roda, of st. Joseph. Possession will be
given on the 18th. MIR Ready will remain
in Canon and probably soon engage in
business. Frank thinks of going to Cali
fornia soon.
The Ladies Aid society of the FIRST Pres
byterian church will hold strawberry and
ice cream festival on next Tuesday evening
June 14th in the Phelps store lately vacated
by Mess. Apple * Penney. The funds
raised will be used for repairing the interior
of their church. All arc invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Blake celebrated their
wooden wedding in 4 quiet manner on
last Saturday. There were 10 invitations
issued or guests present, but the broom
stick we received and appropriate remarks
made by Mrs. B. will long be remembered
by us.
Col. SAWYER delivered at Sanders, hail
last night n very ipterest,nD lecture the
subject being the ..PoliticaI and ReIigious
idea of American Education, ;, The dolly.
ery was good and the s,rbiec, well handled
and those who were fortunate enouoh tn H..
present were well pIcasrd with rl,n cvon.
ing's entertainment.
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