The Fremont County record., 1883-02-24
Personal POINTS.


Mr.. d. Fisher was down yesterday from
Buena Vista.
Mr.. McClanahan starts for Independence,
Missouri. to-day.
Judge Warner and wife returned to
Canon from Rosita on Thursday.
Mrs. George Pierce, of Soda Springs was
in town on Thursday visiting friends
Mr.. N. +. Chesseman returned on Satur-
day after an extended visit to Denver.
Miss Tillie Macon has returned home
after an extended visit to Omaha and Den
yer.
The family of Mr. j. C. Agard took a
drive to Coal Creek on Tuesday to visit rel
atives.
Mr. j. D. Biggs and family left on Tues
day for Eureka, Kansas, where they expect
to reside.
Mr. Strickler visited his wife on Thurs
day of last week and returned to Denver
on Monday.
Mrs. Cooper, mother of Misses Nellie
and Emma, left on Wednesday for visit
to relatives in Pueblo.
Mrs G. n. Beal and children came to
Calon on Thursday, from Elrod, Ind, TO
join her husband here
Mr.. John Henry, of Bozeman, Montana,
arrived on Sunday, and is paying visit to
his sister Mrs. G. j. Stein.
Mr.. W. II. Harvey started on Wednesday
for Gunnisou City expecting to reach there
in time for the spring boom.
Judge Blackburn, of Pueblo, passed
through Cafion on Sunday on his way to at
tend court in Custer county
Judge Hayt was in Cation for few min
utes on Sunday, being en- route for Rosita
where he held court this week
Mr.. E. B. Wood of Westcliffe, viii move
with his family to Canon on March l, and
take charge of the section here.
Mrs Comstocls, of Rosita, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Smith, OF this
place, left for home on Saturday.
Hon. J. A. McCandlass, of Florence, wss
in town with party of friends, on Thurs
day, and took in the charity ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Warman returned ON
Thurday from Elrcd, Indiana, and win
reside on their ranch at Twelye-Miie park.
Nr. NJ. NJ. Englemsn left, on Thursday
for the Red mountain country, where he
has n valuable mine, named the Sunny
siden
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell S. Bailey returned
week, and have concluded to make Canon
| their home.
Mr.. G. J. Stein started on Thursday fol
a business trip to Trinidad, where he owns
some real estate. He expects to return
home to-day.
Mrs. H. T. Blake and sons returned home
on Tuesday after a very pleasant visit oi
about six weeks, to relatives in and near
Chetopa, Kansas.
Mr. Thomas Balman has been visiting
his family in Cafion this week, and viii re-
turn to his ranch in Wet Mountain valley
on Monday next.
Rev. l.. S. Templin, a retired Methodist
clergyman, of Hutchison, Kansas, arrived
in Gallon on Wednesday and is desirious Of
making his home here.
D. II. Moore, D. D., Of the Denver Uni
vorsity, who filed the pulpit of Rev. Cham
berlain so acceptably ON last Sunday night
left for home on Monday.
Mr.. r. K. johnson and family started on
Tuesday for their home in Kansas City
after pleasant visit of six weeks with K.
G. Jones, Of Currant Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Minger, of Boulder
have come TO Cation to reside Mr.. Min
ger will take charge of the assaying depart.
ment OF the Royal Gorge smelter.
Miss Annie Ghent, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. James Curtis, of -Four
Mile, for several months, started east on
| Thursday, for her home at Frankfort, In
diana.
Messrs. p. S. Goodwin and Z. G. Morri-
son left on Wednesday for Southern Cali
fornia, intending to examine that country
well before deciding to leaye Cafion per-
manently.
Mr.. Carl Wulsten, of Rosita accompanied
| by his wife passed through Canon on Sun
day, on their way to Denver, where Mrs
Wulsten will undergo treatment on ac-
count of cancer.
Mr.. James II. Peabody was called to
Pueblo on Thursday by dispatch an
nouncing the illness of his mother with
pneumonia. Mrs. Peabody visited her son
at this place only a short time ago and was
in the best of health.