The Fremont County record., 1881-05-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ID. d. Lewis, of Coal Creek was
in the city on Saturday last.
Judge Bradford, of Pueblo, was in
town on Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. G. A. Hutchison left for Gun
nison City on Thursday morning.
Mr.. NJ. B. E.berson left on Tuesday
for Ada, Ohio, to be gone about one
month.
Mr.. Geo. o. Baldwin left for Kan
sas on Tuesday to look into the pros
poets for procuring wheat for the
mill here.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Waldron has gone to
Poncho park where she will spend
the summer with the family of Mr..
A. c. Haggart.
Col. Ii. X. Mattison returned from
Silver Cliff on Thursday, having sold
large amount of Phi. Best's bottled
beer while in that city.
Mrs. W. A. Helm will leave on
Monday next for San Bernardino,
California, where she will remain q
year visiting her sister-in law.
Mrs. E. E. Gray left for Silver Cliff
on Thursday TO live, that being the
place where her husband, Mr.. J. NJ.
Gray, is engaged in business.
Mrs. S. r. Baldwin and two young
est children left on Tuesday for Tren-
ton, Missouri, where they will remain
during the summer visiting relatives.
Mr.. Thos. Beddall will leave on
Monday for the Arkansas hot springs
and after a business visit to Potts
vile, Pa, will return to Canon to re-
side.
MI. L. B. Alling has been a week
up the river selling goods to the nu-
merous customers of Alling Il Co.
They have splendid trade in that
region.
Rev. Walter S. Rudolph came home
from New York on Friday of last
week. All of his friends, and they
are legion, were glad to see him look
ing SO well.
Mr.. John Hook left for Gunnison
City on last Sunday night. John has
rs many friends in Canon as any man
We know of and they all wish him
success in whatever he does.
Mr.. l.. w. Thiele came down from
Rosita on Monday where he has been
all winter. lie lost all of his assay
ing apparatus and surveying imple-
ments when that town burned.
Mr.. A. j. Patrick, recently editor
and proprietor of the South Pueblo
to Mr.. Edgar Tibbetts, made the
RECORD a social call OH Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Dudley, Mr..
l.. G. Bartlett, Mr.. S. II. Macklin, Mr..
Arthur T. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Kingsbury and Mr.. G. Schaefer
and son left for Gothic on Tues
day.
Mr.. Hiram p. Flagg, of Boston,
nephew of Mr.. d. G. Peabody, is in
the city. Mr. Flagg is an excellent
artist and will make some sketches of
Colorado scenery TO take home with
him.
Mr.. NJ. j. Burlingame and Mr.. ALT
Guest, of Lawrence, Kansas. were in
town on Saturday last en- route to
Gunnison. Mr.. Burlingame owns all
interest in the Micawbcr mine at
Irwin.
Mr.. Chas. Rognon returned to CAN
on Tuesday night from a three weeks
prospecting trip around Clayton in
the Kerber Creek district. He has
struck it rich. Mr.. Rognon reports
Clayton growing, enterprising
town.
MIS-. M. 1iOOu ana MIS-. NJ. Hutch
inson, of Montreal. will leave on
Monday next for their homes having
concluded seven months visit to
Canon. We are pleased to learn that
both ladies have recovered the health
they sought here.
Sheriff finger, of Park county was
in town Saturday and Sunday last.
lie brought down n prisoner to the
penitentiary. Sheriff fingers fami-
ly lived here most of the winter so
that his children might have the ben
eft of our excellent school and eli
mate.
Mr.. ]. II. uazleton. at present with
the Langrishe company, will leave
that troupe and go to Colorado
Springs, where he will take charge
of the handsome opera house, recent
ly erected there. If appearances go
for anything Mr.. HazlctoD is a splen-
did man for that position and we can
most heartily congratulate the pro-
prietors of that opera house on their
selection.
Real Estate Transfers.