The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-19
Personal.
Mrs. Andy Hcmmcrle left for Dem

Mrs. j. e. Edelin, and son left on
Tuesday fora short visit to Denver.
Mr.. N. F. Checscman left on Thurs
day for visit to Manitou and Denver.
7 Mrs. j. F. Campbell and son will
arrive from Canton, Ohio, this even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. G. Tonga arrived last
week and Mr.. T. is again happy
man. ~ 4 s~' s'',A az ~
Mrs. NJ. Garter. of Colorado Springs,
is visiting Mrs. Sheetz for few
days.
Mr.. Ben. Hoxie has been sick at
Ashcroft and is expected home this
week.
Mr.. Dan'l David. of Oregon, Mo-,
ia visiting hls son-in-law, Mr.. N. w.
Rycrson. -, r- v r-s
Mr.. w. b. MCGEE took a flying trip
10 Denver OH Saturday and returned
the next day.
The Misses Pattec, sisters to Rev.
MIR. Pattee, arrived from Canada on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Dunton was in town this week
visiting friends and buying goods for
her store at Valley.
Mrs. G. C. Waldrip arrived yester-
day from Salida and will visit her
brother, Mr.. G. G. Warman.
Miss Addie Baldwin arrived on
Thursdays train from her visit to
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Minors little
child has been quite sick this week
but is now apparently better.
Mess. r. Jeske, L. E. Franck and
d. A. Bradbury, started on Wednes-
day for their mines at Garfield.
Mr.. Jos. Raphael took the train on
Thursday for Denver, which place he
visits for business and pleasure.
Mrs. John Wilson, accompanied by
her son Freddie, started for three
weeks visit to her sister at Salida.
Mr.. John Caddon, formerly of this
place, but now of Gunnison City,
was here on Wednesday OH a visit.
Mrs. S. F. Megrue, started for
Leadville on Tuesday, after a pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. Bowl
by.
Mr.. Alois Haas, who clerks for Mr..
Ruff, returned from Salida, where he
has had charge of MIR. Rurs furniture
store. $50
Mr.. T. S. Wells came down ON Sat
urday from Malta and Leadville to
see few friends. He returned on
Monday.
Mr.. Joel Fl. Thomas and Mr.. Chas.
Rudd returned on Saturday from a
one mouths prospecting tour on Tex
as Greek.
Mr.. Calendars step son, Mr.. Alex.
Reed, and Mrs. Calender have both
been quite sick, but are able to be
out again.
Judge FELTON, left on Thursday for
Denver, where he met his wife and
family and will return home early
next week. r~s4
Mr.. John Pennington started on
Monday for Leadville, where he is al
work for the D. & II. g. Ry. building
turntables.
Mrs. Lester returned after ten
weeks visit to Denver, feeling that
there is no place like Canon for health
and comfort. -s.[f
Mrs. John Witcher was in Canon
this week and returned to tho ranch
the next day. Mr.. Witcher is expect
cd here in few days.
The family of Mr.. j. w. Warner, of
Rosita, will spend the fall and winter
in Canon, SO rs to have his sons at
tend the military college.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wright, of
Greenwood. paid the RECORD office
n pleasant call aud renewed their SUBJ
scription for another year.
Mr.. T. S. McKelvic, one of the
guards of the penitentiary, started
east Saturday for months visit to
friends in Keithsburgh, Ill.
Miss Maud Garfield, Mr.. Charles
Morrison and Mr.. Arson Rudd, took
the tyain on Wednesday for Denver
and will visit the exposition.
Mr.. A. c. Bartlett, formerly of
Canon, was in town on Sunday and
Monday. He is engaged in the boot
and shoe business at Salida.
Mrs. Kelton, of Columbus, o., and
Mrs. G. G. Ring, who are stopping
with Mrs. Sheeiz made the trip to
the Grand Canon on foot Thursday.
Hon. Jerome b. Chaffee, while en-
route to Leadville, stepped on. just
long enough on Thursday to whisper
points into the ear of his friend, Mr..
Dueber.
Rev. G. A. Brooks, of the NJ. K.
church, was the guest of Mr., and
Mrs. Thos. Ripley Tuesday, while en-