The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-23
PERSONAL POINTS.

Rev. Pattee on Thursday and Friday.
Engineer Chamberlain and daughter re-
turned from Denver oil Monday last.
Mrs. E. n. Keep, daughter of W. G.
Ready, started for Pueblo on Saturday.
d. Fisher left for Buena Vista on We'd
nesday, where he is erecting the courthouse.
Miss Lou Hanna started for Palmer, this
week, where she will teach during the next
season.
Mrs. Fl. L. SWEET returned from Denver
sooner than she expected, on account of
sickness.
Judge Joseph Brewster and wife, of Ro-
sta, passed here on Saturday last, en- route
for home.
u L. knight, of Rosita, arrived here on
Wednesday, and is visiting his family for n
few days.
Alex. Lacey, of the Silver Cliff Democrat
passed through town ON Sunday, on hisway
to Denver.
George Bower and Miss Bingham, OF
Marseilles. Ohio, are visiting Judge Terry
and family.
j. w. Cummings and family and L. C.
Young returned from the Gunnison country
this morning.
State Auditor Joseph A. Davis, wife and
babe, passed through Canon on Monday, en-
route to Denver.
Judge Dale, of Rosita, passed through
Cafion on Thursday, to attend the conven-
tion at Alamosa.
Judge FELTON, and Sheriff Jones left ON
Thursday, for Alamosa, to attend the Sixth
judicial convention.
Miss Tillie Macon took the train on
Thursday for Denver, where she will re-cnter
st. Mary's academy.
Professor John Jennings and wife and
Miss Scheffer returned from Crested Butte
on Friday of last week.
J. Bowman and wife took Saturdays
train for Pueblo, where they will reside with
ther son, Editor Bowman.
J. C. Hanna and wife, of Newcastle, Penn
sylvania, returned home on Monday, after a
pleasant visit with relatives.
s. NJ. Davis, formerly merchant of our
city, paid his Cafion friends visit this week,
his family accompanying him.
Jndge Terry brought us in a sample of
those delicious frce-stone peaches which he
raised on his Garden park ranch.
Mr. Langley and wife returned on We'd
nesday to their home at Blackburn, after
burying their little pet on Monday.
Mrs NJ. Lutts, daughter of Joseph Franck,
returned to her home in Denver on Thurs
day, accompanied by her two children.
Mesdames A. B. Mack and NJ. NJ. sheetz
went up to Boulder this week, as delegates
to theWoman's Christian Temperance union
General Cameron and wife stopped off
train here for few hours yesterday, and
were the guests of Isaac Garfield and wife.
Mess& ]. S. Painter, ]. Israel and Cap
tain J. "a Blake, of valida, and C. D. Par
sons, of Leadville, wete in Canon on Mon
day last
Roadlsnster Briggs and wife started on
Tuesday for two weeks tour east. They
will visit Denver, ST. Louis, Chicago and
other cities.
Mrs. A. Macon and her daughter, Addie,
accompanied Mrs. James Megeath to her
home in Omaha, where the two former will
make visit.
j. T. Cox, GeorgeT. Phillips, B. F. Shaffcr,
w. II. Murray and John Nj. johnson attend
ed the democratic state convention, at Den
ver this week.
w. s. Lowe and wife are at Coal Creek,
doing a good business. They expect to
the near future.
Mr.. Underwood and his bride arrived on
Thursday from Grand Junction, and will
make their home on River street, between
Fifth and Sixth.
her home in Kansas City, accompanied by
Miss Aggie Fleurnoy, whom she had been
visiting during the summer.
George Gloyd and his father, B. +. Gloyd,
and Mrs. J. NJ. Warmap, wife of onr peni-
tentiary guard, started on Thursday for
their home in Elrod, Indiana
Mrs. Samuel Burchart, who was deserted
by her husband some time ago, started on
Tuesday, with her three children, for her
former home at Manson, Iowa.
w. F. Chamberlin is out ON the Streets
with his head tied up. He WAS injured by
a board falling on him in a mining shaft, in
Chaffee county, some weeks ago
William Russell and wife, the latter sis
ter Of J. J. Phelps, left on Tuesday for their
home at Clarinda, Iowa, after a pleasant
two weeks visit here with friends.
Messrs w. r. Bridwell, James II. Pea
body, Charles NJ. Collins, b. F. Shaffer and
w. ii. Murray were in attendance upon the
Grand Masonic lodge, at Denver, this week.
r. B. Jordan, formerly of the Mcclure
house, arrived in Caiion on "Wednesday, and
shook hands with number of old friends,
who are pleased to sec him among us again.
w w. Wallace, of the Coal Creek Enter
prise, paid the RECORD office n visit this
week, and took in the exposition, demo
cratic state convention, and other Denver
circuses.
Deputy United States Marshal Sim Can
tril was in town ON Saturday, hunting for
petit Jurors for the United States court at
Pueblo, and succeeded in capturing Tom
Robinson.
Mrs. E. T. Alling left on Tuesday for q
visit to Minneapolis, where Miss Nellie is
now perfccting her musical education. Both
mother and daughter will return to Canon
about November /.
Mrs. p. L. Gumaer, Mrs. II. +. Spaes and
Henry Swarthout left on Tuesday for their
home at Port Jervis, New York, having
spent adelightful summer among Colorado's
grand old mountains
Mrs. d. Fisher aud son, Harry, started
on Tuesday for Petersburg, Illinois, where
the formers aged mother resides. Harry
will return in u few weeks, but his mother
may remain all winter.
John w. Harrison, of st. Louis, treasurer
of the Rocky Mountain Mining and Deyel-
opment company, and Mr.. Rathburn, of
bonanza, Colorado, were in town on Mon
day, as guests of General Manager William
K. johnson.
A. @. Mann, of Hamberg, Iowa, spent the
week in the city, enjoying our sslubrious
climate He came out here for his health
sonle time ago, aud got along so nicely that