The Fremont County record., 1882-11-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

day for Leadville.
Mr.. Edwin Lobach, of Florence, was in
town last Saturday.
Mr.. N. F. Herrick, of Galena, gladdened
our Office last week.
Mr.. Archie Franklin left on Tuesday for
Bloomington, Illinois
in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. f. A. Phillips has been quite sick
with neuralgia this week.
Mr.. D. T. Woodruff, of Toof, made us q
pleasant call last Saturday.
Mrs. T. Mcfarland is expecting visi,
from her husband next week.
Mr.. Samuel Britain is now holding 9
position in Q drug store in Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Murray, of Parkdale
made Cafion a short visit last Saturday.
Miss Mulock returned on Tuesday to
Leadville, after pleasant visit in Canon.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Samp-
son has been sick this week with diphtheria
Mr.. T. S. Brandegee left ON Monday for
visit to his home in Berlin, Connecticut.
Miss Bucklin has been sick this week,
and her classes were taught by Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. John NJ. Gilligan has recovered
from her late illness, and is able to be out
again.
Messrs. A. Page and S. T. sappington, who
left Monday, for Trinidad, returned last
evening.
Mr.. Fred Mipter left on Tuesday for
Pueblo, and will take o position in q
machine shop where he will learn his
trade.
Mrs. John Cox visited friends few days
at Silver Cliff this week and returned home
to-day.
Miss Maud Garfield has been assisting
Miss Julia Mitchell this week in her school
duties.
Mrs. Caleb Wells left on Thursday for
Elliott, Iowa, where she will spend the
winter.
Mr.. L. L. Harding, of Irwin, arrived on
Sunday, and will remain in Cafion during
the winter.
Mr.. Frank Hunter wife and baby were
in Gallon on Monday, and left the same day
for Leadville.
Mr.. J. A. Dunham and family have
moved into the house next east of the
Turner house.
Mr.. ]. d. Biggs came down from the
mill on Sunday to visit his family, and re-
turned on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Schen spent week visiting
his ranch in the Wet Mountain Valley, and
returned on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereaux and children
left on Tuesday for Denver, where they
will reside hereafter.
BIr. and Mrs. J. W. Briggs left on Thurs
day for few days visit in Denver, and ex-
pect to return to-day.
Mr.. L. Green, of the Western Reserve,
Ohio, nursery, was in town looking after
his extensive business.
Mrs. DeBois of Leadville, who has been
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Prentiss left for her
home on Wednesdays train.
Mr.. Fred Hewitt, of the firm of Hewitt
& Webster, left ON Sunday for his old
home at Piedmont, New York.
Mrs. A. Macon and Miss Addie returned
| home on Tuesday from their eastern visit
looking the better for their trip.
Mrs. Ryan, of Salida, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. John Wilson, will re-
turn to her home in a few days. /.
Mr.. H. A. Hodges and his son, H. w
Hodges, wife and family, will visit theil
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mintsr, o.
this city, until after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Fred Hemenway returned from his
visit to Texas, and declares that Caf1on is
as good town as any in thai state.
Rev. Dodge, formerly of this city, now
pastor of the Methodist church at Pueblo
was reported quite ill on Wednesday,
Miss Mary Harsha, of Owatonna, Mime
sofa, is the new teacher at the public school
in place of Miss Ida Freeman, resigned.
Mr Charles johnson, of the Rosita Jour.
nal, was in town on Wednesday, also Mr.
Alex. Lacy, of the Silver Cliff Democrat
Mr.. D. C. Dufiield returned to Cafion OF
Wednesday, after having received gradu.
ating diploma from the Samuel Cox ranch
Mrs. B. Murray left on Monday for Pitts
burgh, via Lawrence Kansas at which lat
ter place she will visit friends for few
days.
Young Hosey Alling is now full-fedged
| lawyer, married and settled down as
| steady as judge, in far west growing
town
Mr.. Charles E. Hunter, manager of the
late daily Express, of this city, went east
on Monday, and will winter in Peoria
| Illinois.
i. w. Leach, one Of the old-time house
decorators of Canon, left for Soda Springs
Monday, to take a position on Cliff branci
pile driver.
Il Mr.. w. II. Biddall, who has been mipin.
all summer, passed through Cafion on hi
way to Williamsburg, where he and hi
wife will winter.
Hiss Lu Hanna came down from Palmc
on Thursday to attend the examination O.
teachers, and while in town is the guest O.
Mrs. George L. Conaway.
Hon. Thomas Macon, of Denver, arrived
in Cation on Tuesday, and has been occupy
ing his time since in looking after hi
many interests in this locality.
Mr.. Leo ]. Smith took the midnigh
train on Tuesday for Denver, where he will
remain awhile and then go east and visi
Washington and other eastern cities.
Mrs. W. L. knight and daughter re
turned on Saturday from their visit t.
Rosita. Mr.. Knight accompanied his fam
ily, and returned to Rosita on Monday.
DIR. Bishop, of Howard, was in town OF
Tuesday, being on his way TO Pueblo. II
showed us some very fine looking coppe
ore that had been taken out near his home
!, Judge Warner, Of Rosita, has been visit
ing his family at this place. He brough
another son, Wesley Warner, with hin
who will attend school at the Militar,
college.
] Mr.. J. v. Blount, after breaking hi
ankle about nine weeks ago near Said:
decided to come to CafYon to winter, and
. now with Barney MCGOWAN, pegging ava
/, for dear life.
Mrs. Jane Cooper and her daughter