The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-03-10
Personal POINTS.

Mr.. B Murray Started east yesterday.
Judge Dale is in Pueblo attending court.
Mr.. George Gloyd left Monday night for
Pueblo.
Mr.. F. NJ. Roberts left for California
Monday.
Miss Lu Hanna, of Palmer, was in town
on Thursday.
Mr. Isaac Garfield came down yesterday
to visit his family. fr
Marshal Buchanan, of Cod Creek, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. William E. Robertson, the Salida
banker arrived in town yesterday.
MIr Paul Ross returned home Sunday,
after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. James Kyle is receiving visit from
Mrs. Matte Carper, of Denver
Mr. John Burke, of Wet Mountain val
ley, was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. L. F. Cornweil, of Silver Cliff, made
Caflon visit the latter part of this week.
Mr. r. Jeske was out again this week,
after being laid up for some days by sick
ness.
Mr.. William E. johnson started on We'd
nesday on Il short business trip to Lead
vile.
Sheriff NJ. NJ. Strait, of Pueblo, was in
Caf1on Wednesday, on his way to Silver
Cliff.
Mr. E. F. Sitter was promoted to the.
position of conductor of the Silver Cliff
train.
Mr.. l. E. Minor, wife and child, started
on Wednesday for months visit to Kosse i,
Texas.
Mr.. George Clclland was out for drive
on Sunday, holding the ribbons as in days
of yore.
Mrs. DeBois, of Leadville, arrived last
week, and has been visiting Mrs. Dr.
Prentiss.
Mr. E. NJ. Wilson left on Wednesday for
Denver, for the purpose Of looking up lime
contracts
Mr. Charles Duvall took the train on
Thursday for Denver, where he will spend
few days.
Lawyer Macon took Wednesdays train
for Silver Cliff. having some law business
in Custer County.
Mr. c. j. Price, of Palmer who was in
town several days this week, left for home
Thursday evening
Mr.. A. Case returned Sunday last from
Denver, very much improved by the treat
ment of DIR. Bancroft.
Mr. William Underhill has moved his
family to South Cafion, and will occupy
the Warman residence.
Mr. Amos Mack and Rev. Mr.. Little
made trip to Silver Cliff on Wednesday
returning the next day.
Mr.. E. c. Brooks, of Leadville, visited
his nephew, DIR. Prentiss, for few days,
and started east ON Monday.
Mrs Lowther and daughter arrived last
week from Wet Mountain valley, and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Conaway.
Mr.. James II. Peabody made short
visit to Pueblo, during the early part of
the week, and found his mother much bet
ter N3 IS
Mr.. A. K. Huffman who has been in Tom
ichi nearly all winter, returned last Satur-
day, and will visit his family for about one
month.
Mr. J. D. Wells, one of the pcnitentiary
guards, left on Saturday last for Louisville,
Missouri, where he will remain for several
weeks.
Mrs. Cooper, who left last week for
Pueblo, with q view of locating there, re-
turned on Tuesday to tako her chances in
Cafion. g.
Mr.. Henry Earle, Sr., father of Messrs.
Henry and G. W. Earle, of this place, ar
rived Monday from Montreal, and will
make his sons visit.
Miss Julia Anderson, who has been in
the employ of Mrs. DR.. Prentiss for a long
time, started on Wednesday for months
visit to Denver and Georgetown.
Mr.. C. NJ. Cross started out on his trip
around the world last Thursday, heading
for Leadville. He expects to sell enough
goods to make Caiion second London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassick, of Bridgeport,
Connecticut, were i'll Canon Sunday and
Monday, while en- route to Rosita, and
made the RECORD family very pleasant
call.
Mr. William s. Jones and family have
moved from the Edwards residence, north
of the public school, to the rooms over Mr..
Rockafellow's store, opposite the Victoria
hotel.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Engleman returned on Tues
day from Silverton, on account of a tele-
gram received, stating his daughter was
i'll, but found his child had recovered be-
fore his arrival.
Mrs. C. E. McComb returned on Tues
day from La Veta, where she had gone to
dispose OF her property. She will make
her residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Chember-
lin, on Fourth street and Rudd avenue.
Messrs. W. b. FELTON, and Fl. A. Nichols
took Thursdays train for Denver, expect
ing to be gone few days Mr.. Nichols in
tends taking lool, at the jamestown
camp, and visit relatives and friends at
Boulder.
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher and her son, Willie,
left on Monday morning last, for Grand
Junction, where the former will tako
charge of ladies' fancy goods store. Her
many friends in Canon wish Mrs. Fletcher
every success.
Mrs. James Malone, who has been resid-
ing in Cation for some time on account of
her health, was made happy by the arrival,
on Tuesday, of her husband and children,
who left Jamesport, Missouri, intending to
make this their home.
Mr.. j. W. Downing, of Pitkin, who was
a resident of Cation in 1877, passed through
on Wednesdays train, homeward bound,
accompanied by his mother and bride
the marriage having occurred at Lancaster,
Kansas, a short time ago.
A quiet, pleasant little affair was the
marriage of Mr.. J. w. Jones and Mrs. Mary
Blackburn, of Williamsburg, at the Canon
house, on Sunday last at high noon. Rev.