The Fremont County record., 1882-09-16
PERSONAL FONTS.

this week.
Ike Stone and his father visited Denver
this week.
Mrs. Henry Mack returned from Denver
on Tuesday.
Mrs:J. W. Mack returned on Monday
from Denver.
Thomas r. tiriaith, Of Coal Greek; was in
town Monday.
Lou. Frinck returned on Thursday from
the exposition.
The Misses Taylor made short visit to
Pueblo ON Monday.
Mrs. Judge Balm is expected to return to
Caiion in November.
| l.. A. Allen left for Salida on Monday, to
do some stone cutting.
E.G. Parsons of the Denver g. Rio Grandc,
was in town this week.
Cal Wells left yesterday for Denver, to
| lay in supply of goods.
T. Z. Spencer and family started on last
Thursday for Buena Vista.
! Arthur Richardson has gone up to Gothic,
to be absent about month.
Rev. G. w. Buoy and wife, of Denver,
paid CaiIon a visit this week.
r. NJ. Turner and family talk of making
California their future home.
A. ]. Amcnt left on Tuesday for few
days sightseeing in Denver
The Misses Bowman left for Pueblo yes
terday, where they will reside. -.
Mrs F. A. Reynolds left on Wednesday
to join her husband Mt Denver
Miss Bessie Houlc, sister to Mrs Balman,
| made visit to Denver this week.
Thomas Wells and wife arrived on Tues
day, and left the next day for Denver
J. W. Reist, the painter, has been quite
i'll this week, but is now at work again.
Sheriff Jones went to Denver on Thurs
day, to attend the convention of sheriffs.
Isaac Garfield and wife left on Monday,
for the Denver convention and exposition
A. E. Fox, who has been sick for some
days, is out again, and at his post in Stones
store. ef
o. b. Myers, OF Gunnison City, our for
mer popular merchant, spent the week in
Cafion.
Jacob Mitchell, travelling correspondent
| of the Denver Silver State, WAS in our city
this week.
Mrs. l.. f. CASTOR, sister to Mrs. McFar-
land, left on Thursday, for her home in
| New York.
j. H. Redman, the banker of Saguacho
was in town on Tuesday, and took the train
for Denver.
Amos Townsend and wife celebrated the
sixth anniversary Of their wedding on the
7th instant.
Clark Wood came up on the excursion
last Sunday, from Pueblo, and made us a
pleasant call.
Hon. Samuel Collysr and wife, of Silver
Cliff, went up to Denver on Sunday, to take
| in the cxrN-sition.
]. W. Cummings passed through Canon
on Tuesday. He expects to winter here
again this season.
DR.. Bradbury came over from Saguache
during the early part of the wack to visit
relatives and friends.
II. Davis, of Silver Cliff formerly of Low
ther 4 Davis, was in town yesterday, sl,ak-
ing hands with old friends.
Lou. Valentine, of Bonanza, and John
Cornell, of Monrocvillc, Ohio, paid Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewers Il visit on Sunday.
Mrs F. c. Fritz left on Thursday for her
home at Stuart, Iowa, after very pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. T. Helm.
J. I. Russell, one Of the penitentiary
guards, started his wife and children off to
Denver on Thursday, to visit relatives.
Mrs Julius Ruff spent the week at Dem
vcr, visiting friends, leaving Julius and the
babies here to take care of the house
Mrs. Mcfarland and Mrs. DR.. Dawson
left on Thursday for Denver, and will re-
turn tomorrow with DR.. Dawson.
Mrs. w. a. Simpson, sister to DIR. Prem
tiss, started for her home in Kansas CITY.
on Thursday, accompanied by her daughter
]. A. Adams and family moved on Thurs
day to their ranch, and George Shaver and
| family moved into the house vacated by
Adams
J. B. McGinty, Il former teacher of Ro-
sta, has been spending a number of days
in Caiion, and expects to leave for Gunni-
son to-day.
r. NJ Jones, of the Leadvillc Democrat.
passed through town yesterday, and expects
to spend few days in Canon after his re-
turn tomorrow.
Frank Smith, Of the firm of Copps &
Smith, returned from the east last Sunday
having purchased complete stock OF fall
and winter goods.
William l.. Leonard, Custer county's dele
gate to the republican judicial convention,
| which meets at Alamosa next Saturday,
passed east Sunday.
F. II. Whipple, of Colorado Springs, for
merly of the firm of Copps, Smith q Co.,
dry goods dealers of this city, paid Caiion a
flying visit on Sunday.
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city on Monday, looking for house, and
will return with his family in two or three
weeks, and put his children at school.
$. A. Clapp moved his family ont to the
new mines OH Monday, where they will, at
some future time, no doubt, be the oldest
inhabitants of the rich mining district.
Mrs. Peter Gumacr and Mrs Swarthout
and son arrived from their trip to the noun
tains on Monday. They will leave in about
three weeks for their home in Port Jcrvis,
New York
GeOrgeW. Rust, of the New York Graphic
accompanied by Professor Ricotte, New
York mining expert, passed through Cafion
on Monday, en- route to Rosta, 10 examine
the Game Ridge mines.
Miss Ella Holdcrby returned on Tuesday
from Silver Cliff. She remained here but
two days, however, and OH Thursday 1e-
turned to the Cliff, and will spend about
two months on the Clark ranch.
L. Schmitz, formerly of Cation City,
passed through town on Wednesday, He
! and A. H. Lacy expect soon to start q half
German and half English weekly at Silver
Chff, called the Wet Blountnin Valley Tri-
bune,
Mrs. J. T. Ashby and her brother-in-iaw,
w. +. Miller. returned OH Monday from d
| visit to Silver Cliff The latter hns gone to
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