The Fremont County record., 1881-08-20
PERSONAL.

MI. s. T. Sappington is in town.
Mrs. Gnst and child left for Nebraska
Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Lane left for his home in In
diana Tuesday.
Mr.. b. Minshall and wife returned to
this city Sunday.
Miss Fannie Str0use is recovering from
her severe illness.
Mr.. Jas. Priest and family have moved
out OH their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Helm returned from
Rosita Wednesday.
Mr.. 8. r. Macklin returned on Monday
from the Gunnison country.
Judge Terry and one of his children left
for visit to Ohio Thursday.
Mr.. c. w. Talbot and wife got back from
their summers camp Monday.
Mrs. r. Z. Yentzer, of Boulder, niece
of DR.. Craven, is visiting in this city.
Mr.. w. L. Stevens formerly of the Silver
Cliff Miner made US q call on Thursday.
Capt. Ramsdell and family got home
Monday from trip into the mountains.
DIR. Wilson, of Indiana, is trying the BEN
efits of Canon City's genial climate for his
health.
Mr. Geo. E. Dudley and wife and Mr.. A.
T. Richardson arrived home Sunday from
Gothic.
AR. Geo. Shaver is occupying the posi-
ton of cashier at the railroad station in
this city.
Mrs. G. j. Smith and little daughter left
for u few weeks visit to friends in Iowa
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Ferrier's little daugh-
| ter is Just recovering from quite serious
| attack of fever.
Mrs. James Sawyer ant, children left on
Sunday for Durango where Mr.. Sawyer has
been some time.
Mr.. o. w. Brewster and wife are occupy
ing the upper front room in DR.. Blake's new
house on Is street.
Mining Gazette was in the city Tuesday en-
route to Gunnison.
MIR. Dave Haynes is in Ouray with Mr..
j. c. Mcclure. They are disposing of n
number of fine mules.
Mr.. II. Clay Webster started ON q few
| weeks visit Monday to his old home in
Ha ddeniield, New Jersey.
| Mrs. Jas. H. Peabody returned Tuesday
from quite a lengthy visit to friends in the
northern part of the state.
Miss Hattie Wilson of Colorado Springs
arrived in Canon Wednesday for the pur-
pose of visiting numerous friends.
Mess. W. E. johnson, o. G.. Stanley and
W. s. Dunbar left for Crested Buttes Tues
day to examine mining property.
his way to Silver Cliff on Thursday and will
| return and make our people visit.
Mr.. Downer, foreman of the blscksmiths
at the penitentiary, was made quite seri-
ously Ill by hemorrhage on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Rudolph left Canon Tuesday
| to take the position Of route agent on the
mail train between Arkansas and Gunnison
City.
Mr.. A. g. Haggart and two companions
started for the Eagle river country Monday
for season of hunting, fishing and pros
pecting.
1
Miss Tod, sister of Mrs. A. Sartor, who
had been visiting here for two months,
left tor her home in Independence, Mis-
souri,. Tuesday.
Miss Mable Cassiday left for her home in
Denver Wednesday, after a pleasant two
months visit to her friend Miss Maud Can
field in this city.
Mr. w. Il. Peckham was in town yester-
day shaking hands with old friends. He
| reports Canon City to be growing rapidly.
I-Chieftain, 18th.
Mrs. Isaac Garfield got back from her
visit to Denver this week accompanied by
Mrs. A. G. Bates of that city, who returned
to Denver yesterday.
Rev. Walter s. Rudolph returned from
f6af cffy wefss Ven attended, and considef
able interest was manifested.
The Eddy Bros, of this county, passed
die stock for the Pecos country, New Mex
leo, where they go to purchase cattle which
they will drive back here to feed.
Mir. John 8. Buell., an IRON miner from
Michigan, arrived in Canon Tuesday with q
view 10 locking at some of the iron deposits
in this vicinity. He is stopping ut the
| Commercial house.
Mr.. T. s. McKelvie left on visit to his
| home in Keithsburg, Illinois, Monday. MIR.
McKelvie has been resident of this city
some time and is considered one of the most
| trustworthy guards at the penitentiary
| He has host of friends here who all wish
him pleasant visit.
Mr.. L. l.. Terry, the prominent dry goods
dealer of Silver Cliff, was In Canon on w ed
nesday for the purpose Of finding rooms for
his wife and her mother, Mrs. Z. Cox, who
come here on account of Mrs. Terry's
health. Rooms were secured at MIR. Har-
yey's new brick house and the ladies will
rem ain in Canon for some time.
MIR. F. A. Reynolds, wife and baby, Mrs.
M. NJ. Sheetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, Mrs,
Wichersham and MIR. and Mrs. Fred Skeel le
will start east on Monday next. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raynolds will take in New York City
and some OF the eastern watering places
and will be absent about six weeks. The
other members of the party will visit differ
ent eastern cities.