The Fremont County record., 1881-11-26
Personal.

Judge FELTON, was in Denver this week.
sfr. NJ. N. Megrue arriysd ON Friday
morning. t's
Mayor Campbell and wife returned home
this week.
Mr.. Felix Anstett celebrated his birthday
last Sunday.
+ MIR. J.. Bandholt and mother were In Dea-
yer this week.
MIR. W. t. Reed and family VIII wintsr In
Canon this season.
Mrs. Chas. Hubatsch is recovering from
her late indisposition. !,
Mrs. D. @. Peabody is still quite sick,
being confined to her bed.
Mr.. Aug. Macon and daughter Addie
were In Denver this week. -'
MIR. Bridwell is able to walk around town
and is improving rapidly.
Mr.. H. B. whiting was very sick this
week but is conyalescent again.
Mr.. II. N. Beecher went to Colorado
Springs to pay his mother Thanksgiving,
visit.
Mrs. L. Jones Moore arrived ON Saturday
last after a six weeks' visit 70 ffiends "a
Missouri.
Mr.. Redman, accompanied by his bride.
passed through Canon on Tuesday ON their
way to Saguache.
Mrs. A. sartor arrived home on Friday
OF last week, Afters an absence o. nearly
three months.
Mrs. j. +. Mcclure viii remain In St
Louis this winter. SO says the st. Elmo
Mountafneer.
Mr.. W. G. Elliott is the new bookkeeper
at the Fremont County Bank, and halls
from Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. W. A. Helm arrived ON Monday
from her trip to California where she has
been visiting for several months.
Mr.. M. J. Burlinga,ne, brother to Mrs.
Cramer, spent n few days IN town while
enroute from Irwin TO lawrence. Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Eastwood, of Denver,
have come to Canon 20 spend tho winter
and have taken rooms over Rurs furniture
store.
Bishop Machebeur. Of Denver, was in
town this week buying more real estate in
the neighborhood of the Catholic church
grounds.
Mr.. l.. c. Bartlett came up from Pueblo
on Wednesday and will return with his
! family to-day and make their home at the
latter place.
The wife Of Mr.. James Pennington, broth
er to the proprietor of the English restau-
rant, arrived from Topeka, Kansas, and
will make her residence IN Canon.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Fancher, an old-tImer Of
Beaver creek, bought lots of Mr.. Mcclure
and will build residence here and will
soon have his family living in Canon.
MIR. c. B. whittelsey has been promoted
to the position Of paying teller Of the First
National Bank, OF Leadyilie. During his
short stay in Canon. Mr.. whittelsey has
made many friends who regret his depart
ure.
Miss Lena Chambers, Of this city, was
married in Denver this week to Mr.. John
D. Freeman, the engineer who was SO
badly injured in the smash up Of train
near this place some time ago. The bride
and groom arrived home last evening.
y Dir. ~, Dun kin and fz.nily arrived hero
on Wednesday from Lesdville, aud will re-
main nlI winter fer the benefit OF Mrx. Dun
kin's health. Mr.. d. Is one Of Leadyille's
fortunate miners but finds 1t impossible for
his family to enjoy health In such high aiti-
tudcs.
What's the matter with the Re-
porter2 THIS community has been
stirred up considerably over the FL
ing of the injunction against the col
lege occupying the court house. A
public meeting was held in relation
thereto. attended by tho leading citi-
zens of Caiion City and Fremont.
county. Able speeches were made
on both sides and resolutions adopt
ed. About Gil this important local
news the Reporter is as silent as nm
oyster. The citizens of Canon are
fortunate in having live paper like
the RECORD to keep them posted on
what is transpiring In the city.
Shakespeare says: "the good men
do is buried in their graves-the evil,
lives after them" This is exempli-
fed in tho abominable dance house,
which was started here few months
ago, and which caused SO much scan.
dial to all our best citizens. The VIII
linnous crowd were finally forced
to leave town, but the evil effects of
their disreputable lives lived after
them, and led, most probably, to the
death of Mrs. Roda. 1t will be re-
membered that the inmates of the
dance house took their meals at the
Commercial Hotel. With the inher-
ent instincts of decent woman, Mrs.
Roda strongly objected to harboring
the vile crew, and it was on their ac-
count that Rods threatened to kick
her out and get some one else iu her
place that "would do better" Any
one who encourages dance housesand
such places in community, on the
pretense that they make town live
ly, incurs fearful responsibility to
society.
A large number of people paid o
visit to Blake's Hall on Wednesday,
to sec the decorations Of the Thanks.
giving ball. To those who wish to
see one of the finest decorated halls
in the west, en- Invitation Is extend
ad to call st any hour during to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Pennington has taken
the Commercial House, and intends
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