The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-19
Judge lea candidate for the district
judgeship. fact which we only late

Judge is-a candidate for the district
fact which we only late
ly learned.
Moss H. N. Bcechcr and II. e.
Webster accompanied. by their wives
loft on Tuesday f9seDenYer. Tho for
mer RETURNED last evening.
Mr.. Eugene Weston contributed his
handsome specimens 70 the Fremont
county exhibit, His specimen of va
riegated niMble found near Canon
City is very hahdsome.- tyJ
Mrs. l.. Il. CASTOR, of New.York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcfarland,
and is much charmed with CahonCity
and the good effect the climate has
had upon her sisters health.
Mrs. Otis Corbett. of Chicago, af-
ter avery pleasant visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mcfarland, left on Monday
for Poncho Springs, where her hus-
band is temporarily stopping.
Capt. Hayes left on "Wednesday for
a short trip east, and during his alb
sence Mr. 'S.J. Rudolph, one of the
former band boys, will handle the
mails between here and Pueblo.
Mr.. John Miller, of Cox and Miller,
was made happy by the,arrival of his
wife on Monday from Topeka, Kan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller have rented one
of the MCGEE Brothers cottages on
9Th street.
Mrs. Miller and daughters started
on TuesdayIfor their home in Burl-
ington. Mr.. T. R. Roane accompanied
the ladies as far as Denver and
visited the exposition before return
ing home.
Mr.. Mcmillan, warden of the Iowa
penitentiary, atMadison, was in town
Tuesday visiting our pcnitentiary.
lie said he thought he had model
but he found here many
features much superior to what he
has.
Mess. E. G Morrison and P.S. Good
win, returned on Thursday from
Denver, Idaho, Clear Creek and Black
Hawk. where they secured about
three dozens of very fine negatives
of mountain scenery and views of
the exposition buildings.
Mr.. Cbas. Hubatsch received tele-
gram announcing the death of his
wife's father, Mr.. Henry Levi, of
Lockport, n. Y, who died on Aug.
IL, very suddenly of heart disease,
aged As years. Mrs. Hubatsch and
children lave been visiting at Lock
port for some time. T.
S We received call from Jesse Fra
zer, Of Florence, this week, who re-
ports his apple crop in good condi-
tion. The APPLES are not handsome
to look at, being spotted by the hail,
but are solid and the trees in a
flourisbing condition. Quite mum.
Der of these apples are now being sold
in town at the different stores.
Mr.. S. C. Britain has recovered
from his severe indisposition and is
now assisting Mr.. Mcmillan in run
ming the Beecher & Co.'s drug store.
Mr.. Britain has had eight years ex-
pericnce as q druggist and camo to
Colorado some time ago to regain his
health lost by too close application to
business.
The following from the Grinnell,
Iowa, Independent:
Mr.. E. L. Mack left for his home in
Albany, N. r.. las, Friday evening,
Mr.. John Mack accompanies him, and
will spend Il couple of weeks in the
east, when he will return to his home
in Canon City. Mr.. Amos Mack re-
turns TO Canon City this week.
The many friends of Misses Minnie
and Sarah Mack are very glad to see
them again. They came on from
with their fathers, and we
have heard it stated as a fact, incred-
iblc as it may appear, that they got
themselves ready and came away In
fifteen minutes after they received
the permit. We venture the assertion
are tho only pair OF misses
that ever accomplished the feat, even
at that high altitude. 1t makes the
air seem rare to think Oft