The daily gazette., 1882-09-19

Park, ETC., make these rides and drives
paths of endless delight. The mountains
are lofty and grand, and their sides are
covered with fresh GNeen growth which
makes them attrH sEsa = times oi the
GUNNER. Manltoa 4 he most popular
grow gsAtfk pua llzBal as ID year rolls
zrours HsA& d esa tN residence o.
Dr. Ben, viee PRECEDENT 81 ~ Ri0 Gfan@e
resirokd, almost hidden fEnm sight b. The
foliage, and few miles up the mountain
side Ia Glen Eyre, the summer house Of
General Palmer, president Of the road, the
drive TO which adds another pleasure for the
resorters. II I'll III ~
PERSONAL NOTES,
At Colorado Springs met Edward Ferris
brother Of Wnliam Ferris Of the sflrln Of
Ferris & Garrett, your city. Mr.. Ferris y
the senior member Of the fIan 0f Ferris y
Junes, dry goods merchants vt the spEfnge.
He has been there number Of years and Is
infatuated with the plsee,and climate. His
business Is lucrative and he enthusiastically
declares II wouldn't 20 back. /"
also met George w. krowner, gentle
man well known in Wilmington, and an ac-
eountant in the auditors office OF the Rio
Grande railroad. Mr.. Kr0wner was for
merly employed in the Office Of the Harlan
4 HOllingsworth Company. He Is genial
gentleman and agreeable companion and 10
him am indebted for q delightful drive
from Colorado springs TO Manit0u, through
Colorado CITY, the Garden Of the Gods, and
back over the Mesa, combining q beautiful
evening and sunset going and brilliant
moonlight back The moonlight nights OF
Colorado eau give those on the Delaware
few points. Mr.. Krowner is q musician and
many remember the chords of his zither at
n n4rx ntRxruft
from the instruments of his pupils.
George d. slAymaker was here recently
visiting the exposition, after having
thoroughly done the Great West and
Alaska He IL about 70 return East and
cOntetnplates a tour OF Europe.
Mrs. Thomas Walker, wife of the proprie-
Tor Of the Western Foundry in this city, re-
turned a week ago from g lengthy visit 70
her relatives and friends in Wilmington and
Ocean Grove. She comes back convinced
| that she likes Denver better than even VII
mington, though she did enjoy her visit
there Mr. Walker also made n visit to his
old Wilmington home this summer Iwrote
| YOU of his short and successful career here
| In a previous letter. He ia now enlarging
| his foundry TO four times its former size and
capacity, thus erecting q most substantial
monument to his prosperity.
Among former Wilmiugtonians In busi-
ness here is John A. Wilson, well known
among your people He is In the carriage
manufacturing business and is the happy
husband of young Wilminton lady.
| George Fisher, President of the National
Bank OF Leadville, and his brother Leonard,
also Of that city, are sons of the cashier OF
the bank at Seaford, your State.
| Edward Schultz Of Wilmington arrived
here last week and is staying with his father.
in-law, Mr.. Briscoe, He came for the bene
| fit of lns health.
| F.A. Price, formerly an employe of the
Edgemoor Iron Company, reached here
about two weeks ago and almost Immediately
secured employment at the Denver & RiC
Grande shops.
George n Dure, now Of White Oaks, New
Mexico, contemplates trip to Chihuahua
In Old Mexico, and is probably on his wa,
there now.
Some Of our farmers are threshing Will,
others are making hay. Our watermelon
are ripe and we experience our only regre
while watching the gradual approach of the
end of the season. This years wheat Is sell
ing at 80 cents bushel, but farmers con
adently expect rise TO 81 before much OF Il
| is sold
| CasMpa