The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-12

tlsia week visiting their friends, Drs.
Gray and Wade. AAs ssAsse ss9
Mrs. J. W. Few arrived from Ph,la.
iclplia, Pa.,, and now MI. Eew is a
happy man. they make illais home
with Mrs. Place on River street, next
below Mr.. Turner's.
Mr.. Cowan, who WAS formerly tel
cgraph operator in the Mcclure house
office. is on duty vt the depot, having
been Transferred from Silver Cliff un-
til the road Is repaired.
Mr.. Robt. Chase, OF Quincy, H., lis
cxpectcd in Canon next week. His,
daughters. who are occupying part of
Mrs. Bur.lett's house, came here for
their. health, aal seem 10 be .improv-
ing nicely.
Mr.. Eugene Weston returned on
Friday from his .rip.to Tho Denver
Exposition. lie repSrts things in be,-,
ter shape, although it required plcIt,
Of hard work 10 accomplish so mucl,
in such short time.
/ Mr.. A. Macon and sister, Mrs. NJ.
I. Miller, of Burlington, Iowa. took
a ride through the Grand Canon ON
Tuesday. Mrs. Miller and her da,is!s-
tors, Ki,tie and Miss Mary, cxpectsto
start home IN few days.
Mess Ed. Austin, of Pueblo, NIB
johnson. aud Sheriff Scheduled, of
Rosita. were in Canon on Tuesday,
Die two latter brought TO the peAilen-
tiary the two men who were caught
stealing ore from The Bassick mine.
Mrs. A. q. Smith and her son, Mr..
Frank Smith. started east Oh Monday
for their home in Ohio Mr.. Smith
will visit the largest eastern cities
and lay in large stock of dry goods
for the fall trade of Copps s. SlnitlbS
| Conductor Butcher moved his fam
lily to Denver on Friday last, owing
to his being changed to that part OF
the route. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Butcher and family, ss they were
good neighbors and prompt tenants.
Mirs Lena Mccormick ,oi Oskaloosa,
Iowa, has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Parkhurst, and finds her llcaitl,
rapidly improving. In three weeks
time she has gained fourteen pounds,
which is good showing for an in
valid.
| Mr.. Charley Duflin. the passenger
conductor on the SaIida-Gunnison
branch, spent several days in town
this week. Whenever Charlie takes
y lay off, he always selects Canon as
himself.
Mr.. Frank Chase, of Silver Cliff,
has been spendingn n number of days
in Canon. lis has recovered from his
indisposition and is around again us
lively as ever. Mr.. Chase is an excel
lent musician and it Is treat TO hear
him manipulate the KEYS of a piano.
Mr.. l.. Gay, who has been here for
sometime examining our climate,
sent for his wife and family who arr
rived from Quincy, and are already
receiving the benefit of the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay.are occupying the
west half of Mrs. Burdet, Is resi,lence.
Mrs. Chas. Baker and daughter, OF
Rosita, passed through Canon lnsi
week for Colorado Springs, where
they will remain for - few weeks vis-
itihg relatives, also expecting to i'm
prove their health bs the change OF
climate. Mrs. Edmonds entertained
them while in Cahon.
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Rosita, ac-
Ecompanie led: Mrs. Baker to Canon. and
was cn4erluined as the guest of the
RECeaD family while in the city.
! We took pleasure in showing the evil
dcut prosperity Of Canon, its fine gar-9
deus, fruit prospects aud crops IN
South Canon, al! of which was II rare
trcnt to the Rosita gentleman.
Rev. n A. 4Gha,nberlin, who WAS
appointed to'the NJ. Il. churcli in this
city, has been stationed ut Cheyenne
the past two years and i, highly
spoken OF as minister and pastor,
aud his success here is confidently
prcdictgd BY those who know HIM,
Mr.. Cian,beriin win arrive win ilis
family The latter part of next weck.
Mr.. MciAissisls, and family, stor:cd.
OH Tuesday for Denver. Mrs. Fie51-s
ing and son. Of Pittsburg, Pa, sistct-
10 Mrs. McKissick, accompanied the
party. The brother Of Mrs. McKis-
sick, Mr.. j. &. iIanDa, and his wife,.
of New Castle, Pa, arranged 10 join
them at Denver aud returned to Can
on where there now is n reunion of
the Cooper and McIxissick family.
Mr.. Fred. Bandholt, AMI his able
assistants, Mess. Frank Lynch and
Mat. Maddigan, came down from Sa-
Ida since our last issue. Mr. b. did
some splendid work while NJ Salidu,
among which was the j. j. Gray
mansion OF which, the ClinfIec cou n
ty papers spoke SO highly. Mr.. De-