The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
PERSONAL.

Mr.. a. Page left for Gunnison CITY
on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Frank Bengley, of Silver Cliff,
was in town on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Jones' wife is just recov-
ing from serious illness.
Mr.. VIM e. Robertson was in the
city a day or two this week.
Mr.. Thos. Fitzgibbon and family
have moved to Pueblo to live.
Mr. E. C. Bassick was in the city on
Sunday, on his way to Rosita.
Mr.. Henry Ripley, of the Ouray
Times. is expected to visit his father
soon.
Mr.. Mark Nutter has gone down 20
Chama, where he will remain some
weeks.
Mrs. Adams of Chicago is visiting
Twelve Mile ranch with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradish.
Mr.. w. J. Thomas and wife, left on
tuesday for their new home in juno
tion City, Oregon.
Mr.. j. G. Remington, one of the
oldest residents of Golden, was in
Canon on Thursday.
Mr.. j. II. Penney's children are
rapidly convalescent from serious
attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. r. n. johnson, representing
the Chicago Tribune. called upon the
RECORD on Wednesday.
Mr.. Elton Beck with, the cattle man
of Wet Mountain valley was in town
on Monday on business.
Mr.. Dan'l David, father-in-law to
Mr.. N. w. Ryerson left last week for
his home at Oregon, Mo.
Mr.. Chas. Kognon came in from
the mountains on Thursday night.
lie did not meet Colorow.
Mr.. August Rische, of Malta. re-
mained in Canon few hours on Mon
day, ell route to Silver Cliff.
Mr.. J. F. Harbour, travelling cor
respondent of the Leadville Demo-
crat, was in town on Monday.
Mr.. f. X. Whitmore, and family,
arrived in Canon on Tuesday. for a
few days visit to old friends.
Mrs. ii. A. Nichols left for her
former home in Boulder on Friday
for visit TO friends and relatives.
Mr.. John w. Oakes, special con-
stable from Leadville, was in the city
on Wednesday, on official business.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Minnie
Dickson, of South Arkansas, are Wis
iting Mrs. Frank Pearce in this city,
Mrs. Cooper, and her daughter En-
ma, left for Pueblo on Tuesday, to
make that town their place of resi-
dencc.
Capt. n. P.Whitc, of Bonanza, came
down to Canon on Saturday last to
visit his numerous friends. He re-
turned on Tuesday.
Sheriff Walt Smith and Deputy
Sheriff Ira w. Beall, of Colorado
Springs, Were in the city on Satur-
day last, as witnesses in an assault
case.
Mr.. Perry Mulock arrived in Canon
on Wednesday from his home at Port
Jerpis, n. Y. Mr.. Mulock brought a
bunch of fat cattle from Kansas aud
has returned for more.
Mrs. j. Il. Cox and children left on
Thursday for their former home in
Hutchinson, Kansas, where they will
spend the summer. Mr.. Cox accom-
panied them to Pueblo.
Mr.. II. W. Rhodes, representing the
Denver Republican, and wife, arrived
III the city on Sunday, Mrs. Rhodes
W NI5ib iiltulS, anu IIIOueS ell
route to Silver Cliff.
Major Thos. N. Norton, of Silver
Cliff, all officer of the U. S. army on
half pay, passed through Canon on
Sunday on his way to Bonanza and
the San Juan country.
Mr.. l.. U. Coffman and Mr.. John
Goosh, of Beaver Greek, started last
Saturday for the Tin Cup district,
where they have some valuable min
ing claims.
Judge A. II. Taylor, of Junction
City, arrived in Canon on Sunday on
his way TO visit friends and relatives
in Chicago. to which point he started
on Wednesday.
Mr.. c. ID. Little, for some months
in Dennis photograph rooms, left on
Monday for Salt Lake City to take
position as levelman in railroad
surveying party.
Mr.. O. j. Hankey has left his posi-
ton with the transfer company and
started for Leadville Thursday, TO
lake charge OF Mr.. Harry Bakers
vegetable business in that city.
Mr.. Frank Prentiss and Miss Lizzie
Smith. having accepted the positions
of teachers of the Coal Creek school,
went down on Tuesday and COM
lnenceG the summer term OF two
months in that town.
Mr.. II. ]. Baughman gave up his
clerkship with Alling & Co. last Sat
nrday and has gone 10 the penIten-
tiary as guard. Mr.. Baughman was
with Alling & Co. little over three
years aud was very popular clerk.
Mr.. Thos. r. Willis, of New Y York,
the new president Of the Grand Can
on coal company arrived Ill the city
on Monday and at once commenced
work Oh the further workings of that
company's mines in this vicinity.
They will probably also continue the
development of the oil well.
Terrible Fall.
About pa. IN. last Monday, as the
reporter of the RECORD was walking