The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28
CITY AND VICINITY.

week.
Fare Ye Well Bruther wadkins for six
months, at least.
MIR. Jeskc is worse this week. Neural !
gia is the trouble. M ss-z
Mr. Rice's new brick house is rapidly
nearing completion.
John c. Palme-is postmaster at Toof, in
place of L. #. Joel. resigned.
The Musons intend giving grand ball
about Washingtor's birthday.
The tramp who was vaecinated by the;
mob some time ago has left town.
Mr. and Mrs Copps have moved into the
house lately occupied by Mrs. WerkheiseE.>
DR.. Dawson will yaccinate all Of tife,
prisoners ahG employees at the penitentiafs5N
Get Your dresses ready fof the Calico
bail. to be given by the Firemen on Feb.
l4th.
Geo. r. Shaefter moved on Thursday from
his River street residence. to rooms over
his ,Jcwery store or Main street.
Don't fail to read our goodbye vale die
tory. as il will be the last YOU viii hear
from us for SIX long mouths at least.
The handsome invitations sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter and MIR. and Mrs.
A. Reynolds, We're printed ut the RECORD
office.
Convict Chas. Tells, who escaped from
the pcnitentiary short time ago, was re-
eaptured at Pueblo, and returned TO his
old quarters.
This week, while in Canon City people
could go about in.t their shirt slreves. the
Thermometer in New York st tie stood 40
degrees oelow zero.
Mr. John Loughery. OF Kansas, who has
been in Canon-ior Two or three months is
very low with consumption. He a isbrotller
10 Mr. Thos. Loughciy
Mr.. Nelson, the jeweler. is now manufac-
-ttiring native gold rings and jewelry right
in his own shop. lfyon have fine speci-
men take tito him and have it made up
Mr.. F. l.. Miller. the merchant Of Rosita.
who has foy six years been giving Il sack of
fle.,r' III New Years to every widow in the
town, passed through Canon on Thursday
on his way home.
Tue ladies of the Episcopal Church will
give supper on Feb. 18th. Those persons
who attend the Fireman's Calico Bali, on
the same night, can patronize the church
supper at the Mcclure house.
The Military College students ave in
creased in number 50 rapidly that addition
al quarters are necessary. Both the former
Treasurer's office and part of Mr. Dennis'
store is now used for school rooms.
Mr.. E. G. Bassick and MIR. Samuel Davis,
oil Rosita, are owners of The yicroria mine !.
Ore has been struck within day or two
TINT leads the owners TO think that the
ViGtoria win he another Sassiris mine.
The motto and rule at. the Military Col
lcssc is, do Right One of the Younger
scholars who could not spell correctly mis-
understood the rule- so wrote on the back
Of one Of the benches and got warmed up
forsit,
fhe lecture at Blake's hall on Saturday
next. Feb. 4lh. by Prof. Short for the bene-
lit of the high school library VIII be fully
illustrated by experiments. Reserve seats
for sale nj f3eecher S Co.'S without extra
Guar Se-as7saisag, ~ aslse 5ssze y 80
Young Oscar Bay, who was married this
week, was one ri our stcadiest Young men
The bride is spoken Of by those who know
her as an estimable young lady, and the
couple have every prespect OF happy
welded fife.
AS tomorrow will be the last Sunday in.
the month. Mass win be celebrated in the
Catholic Church. at the usual hours, at the
new church building on Main street, one
block east of the street nsXt below the
passenger depot.
Prof. Stone gave two slight of hand per-
forrnances at Biake's hull on Monday and
Tuesday nights TO u fair number of specta-
tors The tricks were about the same as
done by Prof. TAYLOR and succeeded III
the people as usual.
Bear IN mind thatthe first of the series
Of High School lectures will be held nj
Blnke's Had, on Saturday, Feb. 4th The
II. Short. of the Denver University. who Is
spoken Of rs an able lecturer The subject
viii be Vibrations"
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds VIII give another
nj their residence ON Tuesday.
Jan. 3lst Although the new mansion Is
large. their circle offriends are stir larger,
and 50, without making amy distinction or
any friends, only those living on
certain streets were invited the drss night,
some time ago VIM Evans, Whose par
ents are respectable people living near
Akron, Ohio. while on spree robbed an
old man of $50, WHO was in his company
Evans was put under SS0Osbail and left for
Colorado, but was arrested here or Tues
day last. while at work at the Wilson eoarl
banks. and taken east.to stand his TRIAL.
Conductor Fred Easterly, vino was killed
near Buena Vista by railroad accident
WAS conductor on the freight Train that was
caught on August nd last on tile SILVER
CEh branch at the time OF the great fresAet
IN Grape Greek. Mr.. Easterly was well
known 10 Canon and had nunlber OIL
friends here who are saddeued by the news
Of his death.
The following Is an extract from recent
financial report published in an eastern
journal whenever you find banker
beggiug for \ merchants account, 10 is safe
70 avoid doing business with his bank.
Experienced bankers are not often found
soliciting business, but some OF our mex
pefiencu1 bankers, anxious 10 return large
dividends to thcir stockholders, are to be
for new accounts and Offering large induce
ments.'
a new dancing club has been organized
this week under The name of rs. R.C.';t
(started Right Club for the purpose Of
giving a series Of four hops, before the
season closes, as the names Of some of our
most popular young gentlemen are on the
list comprising the members, we doubt not
that the hops given by this club viii be
The most high-toned aud recherche of the
season. They have adopted as their motto
the French phrase "Honi soft qui nal v
pense," which IN itself is good thing ii Il
is always remembered.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Em. E. Johnson returned to CaaoD
on Monday.
visit heF old home.
Mrs. u. l.. SWEET returned to Caaon after
a very pleasant Visit TO the east.
hir and Mrs. Freer, og Ula, were visiting
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