The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-05

AcNeelcy, candtd9&es from Custor
county, psssaff through Cahos on
McaAaht on their way TO the beaver
exposition.
Mr.. LII. Udell II now occupying .
position as guard at the penitehtiary.
At thu Nine he received his appoint
uleiit Rs vas 1t work setting tvpe at
our oaice.
Master Charlie Ferricr and Georgia
Mack. left for Gunnison City where
they win be the guests OF the sons OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. l.. Davis. and Mr..
aud Mrs. John Mcclure.
Mr.. Bakers son Charlie started on
horsebnck on. Tuesday, accompany
ing Mr.. Frank Hartwell 10 Gunnison
City and the, Uncompaghre country.
He expects to be gone about month.
Hon. Richard Irwin and State Au-
ditor Davis, were among tho passen-
gers who wcrc compelled to lay over
in Canon on Thursday night, owing
to the washout on the Cliff railroad.
Mr..W.. L. Embrey, of the Horse
shoe mine, was in town this week,
and reports the mine in good shape.
Eight snen are working night and
lday S2d considerable ore is being
ftukell.Oiit. g..
Mr.. John Casaiay. who is in charge
Of MrseA. ,Sartor's blacksmith chop,
was made happy by tire arrival of his
family on Wednesday. They will oca
| c,tpy tho house iu the rear of the car
riage factory.
Miss Gearheart and Mrs. Denncy,
startef-on Monday for their home in
Eldorado, Kansas. Both ladies proved
themselves to be quite sn acquisition
to Caaon's society, and made many
friends while here.
Mr.. o. d. Davis and his brother
Charles, former citizens of this place,
passed through Canon on their return
from New Mexico to Kester, where
they have ranch. Both families ex-
pect toireturn to New Mexico soon.
The Misses Taylor, who are stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Baer, arc
both Improving in health. Ia case
they decide to made their permanent
residence here Canon City will be the
gamer thereby, both socially aud pc
cun,arily.
Rev. H. G. Picrson, Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, arrived in
| Canon and will assist Rev. Nr. Bar
Der in protrncted meeting that will
begin In that church tomorrow
Rev. Pierson is an evangelist of con-
siderable fame.
Mr.. Marsh, wife and daughter, who
have been visiting their relative. Mr..
T. NJ. Harding, started on Monday
for their home III Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Marsh was well pleased with
Canon and may return at some fu:
ture day and remain longer.
Mr.. LEONARD Eidrsd, Of carrollto on,
H., fo7lncflv of thin place, n again
in this nciglborhood looking after
his rancl, and cattle interests. His
many Canon friends will be pleased
to have freddy chat with him
again before he returns east. lie will
lie In town to-day.
Mr.. &c. Bassick, the .discovcrsr OF
the Bassick mine at Rosita, passed
through Canon u short time ago OF,
his way east 10 Lis home in Bridge
port, Conn. He is looking better
than. VIC ever saw him, and reports
his family in excellent health.
Mr.. Marion Roberts received ms q
present from his mother, who Is Wis
iting him, very handsome and val
liable gold watch. Mr.. Roberts is
about the happicst young man in
town. as he is being visited by sever
81 otlisr relatives from Illinois and
Iowa.
9fr. John Cox, who runs the lower
butcher shop, is gentleman who un-
derstapds his business thoroughly
and win make u good citizen. Mr..
Cox's family are visiting near Pom
cha Springs. but expect soon 10 ar
rive in Canon anu make this their
homo.
Mrs. Chas. L. Wilson, Miss Mamie
Peacock ~and Miss Florence Forbis,
of Independence, Mo-, are visiting
Mrs. 'McClanahan of this city. The
two former ladies started on We'd
nesday,for two weeks visit to our
mountain towns,iand OH their return
will make trip i0Colorado Springs
and Denver. accompanied by Mrs.
McClanahan and Miss Forbis.
DR.. T. II. Reid and wife left on
Thursday for Bloomington, Illinois,
whefythcy will visit for u short time
and tten return to their former home
in California. DIR. Reid and his es-
timabie wife have the faculty of max
ing many dear friends and seldom on
enemy, nnd their departure will be
regretted by q large circle Of friends
and acqusiptpnces.
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