The Fremont County record., 1882-08-26
Personal.
Mess. o. G. Stanley and Ira Mulocl
took in the exposition this week.


passed through Canon on Monday.
Mrs. Ira Garfield has been quite
siel; this week but is convaloscent.
Judge Bradley passed through Can
on on Tuesday on his way to Sa-
gnache.
+. Miss Nellie Chamberlain left ON
Wednesday lor a three weeks visit
10 Denver.
Miss Frank, of Denver, has been
paying her sister Mrs. Bowlby, vis-
it this week.
Mr.. N. Stone arrived In Canon on
Saturday last after an absence OF
many months.
DR.. Prcntiss made visit to Irwin
and Leadville and returned home the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. Frank Carter left for Denver
On Sunday. His wife and family
started later in the week.
Mr.. VIM L. Johuson is liz Chicago
this week looking after the interests
of his mining company.
Mrs. Josie Mccormick, OF Frank
lin, Pa, is visiting her brothers,
Mess. j. z. and S. I. Dc'Yoody.
Mr. T. NJ. Harding will reach home
on Saturday night from his business
trip TO Gunnison City aud Irwin.
Miss Wheeler made a short visit to
Silver Cliff and her place was filled
by former employee of the com
pany.
Mrs. j. f. Campbell and babe ar
rived on Saturday last from Canton,
Ohio, where she has been visiting all
summer.
Mr.. John Z. Witcher returned to
Canon after an all summers trip to
the mountains where he has large cat
tie interests.
Mr., G. o. Baldwin returned oil
Tuesday from the Denver exposition
where he has been acting as commits.
sioner Tor Fremont county.
The Denver Intcr-Ocean says that
the talented young artist, Mr.. II. p
t'lagg, who spent sometime in Canon,
soon leaves that city for Europe
Nr. an;t Mrs. Attcberry left OH
Sunday for their home in Wellington,
Kan. Mr.. A. came to Colorado for
his health but postponed the visit too
long.
Mrs. A. c. Bender, of Medicine
Lodge, Kan, who has been visiting
the families of the Rice Bros, started
for Denver on Thursday, to visit the
exposition.
Mrs-J X. Brewster and her three
youngest children, left on Monday for
ten days visit to Colorado Springs,
where resides her son Oliver and
daughter, Mrs. 2. C. Helm.
Miss Maud Garfield and Mr.. Anson
Rndd, returned on Wednesday from
their sight seeing trip to Denver.
Mr.. Gins. Morrison reached Pueblo
on the same train but got left.
Miss Julia Barber, OF Denver, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Aldricll at Wet Mountain Val
ley, while returning home VIA Canon
on Tuesday was the guest OF Mrs.
Rockafcilow.
Mr.. Francis Fillmore and wife, who
have been visiting Mr. Catlin aud
ether relatives, left on Monday for
their home in TecIrmseh, Neb. Tho
little daughter of Mr.. Thos. Pcnning !
ton accompanied them.
Mrs. W. a. Simpson, of Kansas
City, is visiting her brother, Dir. j. L.
Prentiss, and is accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Simpson visited Can
on ten years ago and can>liardly real
ize that this is the same town.
Major Lock and wife started on
Tuesday for Denver TO attend the cx
position. Miss Blanche McCook-Locl;
accompanied her parents and will
make visit 10 friends in The east al.
Ter which she win return 10 Bethany
college at Topeka, Kan.
Mr.. Stanley Wood, the author OF
the opera Brittle Silver" pas scd
through Canon on Tuesday. Mr.
Wood occupies the position of adver-
Using agent for the ID. Sc II. G. rail-
way aud accompanied the Iowa esli-
torial EXCURSION TO LeadYillc.
Miss L j.. Sanders, one Of the
BeardsiowD, H., teachers, is spend
ing the yaration visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Judge Dale, Of Rpsiia. Judge
Wahio met Miss Sanders at the depot
On Monday aud accompanied her
through the Royal Gorge, returning
on he 5:s2 p. IN. train.
Uncle George Morris, who is in
charge of the Henry ranch in Garden
Park, fell last week from load Of
oats and cut his head aud bruised
himself so badly that he was inscnsi
bic for sometime. lie is already able
~. L. II.