The Fremont County record., 1881-06-25
Personal.

Mr.. George Pedley took little run
west Tuesday on business.
Mr.. o. S. Brewster and bride ar
rived in Canon on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gray, of Silver Cliff, was
in town few hours on Monday
Mrs. Blake and children arrived
from Poncha Springs on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia johnson left for the
East ON Thursday, 10 be gone some
| weeks.
Col. Po wers passed through Canon
Sunday last on his return to Sill
ver Cliff.
| Mr.. j. I. Doillemeyer left for his
| old home in Wichita,s Kansas, on
1 Wednesday,.
Mrs Chas. Hoy left for Pueblo yes
terday, and will return to-day with
1 her daughter.
Judge Balm and his little son went
up to Manitou last Friday aud re-
turned ou Sunday.
Mr.. John Jennings returned from
Gothic on Wednesday. He reports
the camp looking well.
Mr.. F. A. Raynolds returned from
Leadville on Sunday, and went up
to Silver Cliff Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. A. Boyce, wife of one of
the penitentiary guards, arrived in
the city on Wednesday.
Mr.. w. G. Ready ard his son-in-
law, Mr.. Z. w. Keep, started for the
Gunnison on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. E. X. Whitmore and family
left for Colorado Springs on Thurs
day. His wife is suffering very poor
health.
Mr. ". Brumbly and the boys left
for Bonanza on Monday to live, Mrs.
Brumbly having preceded them sew
eral days.
Frank Warner, of Rosita, was in
Canon several days this week renew
ing old acquaintance and making
new ones.
Mr.. C. Barton returned to Pueblo
on Tuesday. having performed the
painful ceremony of burying his lit
tie daughter.
Mr.. A. Sawyer and family left for
Durango on Sunday, via Silver Cliff
and the Mosca pass. lie expects to
make his home down there.
The family of Mr.. J. E. Edelen,
agent for Adams Express company
in this city, viii arrive to-day, and
will occupy rooms in the OLD San
| derson house.
Miss Blanche Lock has returned
| from Topeka, Kansas, where she has
been attending the school of the Sis
| tiers of Betheny. of which Bishop
Vail is president. She will return
next year to graduate.
Mr.. e. X. Williamson, an employe
OF the ID. & Il. g. extension compa-
nv. is an old Philadelphia fireman,
having been connected with the fire
companies of that city for about
| twelve years. He held the nozzle of
one line of hose on Mondays fire in
such a manner that none of the boys
had need to assist him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Adams
were on Sundays train en- route for
the Gu nuison country. Since leav-
ing here Mr.. Adams has been pro-
noted from sgent TO paymaster for
Barlow, Sanderson Il Co. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Adams were surprised at
the rapid growth of Canon, which
many thought would die when the
stages were superseded by the rail-
road.
Mrs. NJ B. Holcvoke, lady well
known in religious and temperance
circles, addressed two very good au-
dicnces on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, in the Baptist church, on the
subject of temperance. Her argu-
ments were strong and highly appre-
ciated by her hearers. Mrs. Hole
yoke, besides her powers rs an clo-
cutionist, is n good musician and
pleased her audience by several ex
cellent songs. She left for the west
on Thursday.
General j. d. Freeman, father-in-
law of Dr. Palmer, and the Doctors
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Palmer, arrived in the city ON
Sunday last from jackson, Mississip-
pi. General Freeman is distin-
guished attorney of that state, hav-
ing been Encouragement for eight
years and also q member of congress
for the same length of time. lie was
a general in the Confederate army.
! Ii the inducements are sufficient he
will probably make Colorado his fu-
turc home. Mr.. Thos. Palmer was a
member of the original Wing party
and published the first recognized
newspaper of the party in Mississip-
pi. He was once state printer when
the Wings were in power there.
Himself and wife will probably make
| Canon their home hereafter.
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