The Fremont County record., 1883-06-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. NJ. G. Wilson is in Denver, visiting
her sister.
Miss Allie Rouse left for Salida on Sat-
urday last
Mr.. William Aubrey took Saturdays
train for Salida.
Mr.. Henry Waller, of Parkdale, has gone
to Grand Junction to live.
Warden C. P. Hoyt, who has been i'll
for several days, is improving.
Mr.. Edmondson left on Monday, for Dem
yer, where he will visit for awhile.
Professor Willey's pleasant countenance
was visible OH our streets last Thursday.
Judge Hayt was in town on Monday, for
few hours, but did not hear any motions
Miss Millie Parkins left on Thursday for
Leadville, where she will reside with her
father.
Mr.. NJ. Galleazzi left Cafion on Saturday,
and will visit different parts of the state,
before going east.
Miss Norris has given up her position at
Mrs. Huffman's store, and intends soon to
return to Chicago.
Miss Utter intends leaving, some time
time next week, for her former home at
Hamilton, Canada.
Messrs. A. G.. Agard and William A. Bois
started this week for a summers trip, by
wagon, to Animas Forks.
Miss Kate Bartlett arrived on Thursday,
from Denver, and will visit Mrs. L. 3.
Alling during the summer.
Mr.. Olin Templin arrived on Wednes-
day, from Lawrence, Kansas, and will visit
his parents during vacation.
Mr.. Daniel Davids took the Cliff train
on Thursday for Soda Springs, intending
to visit his mine, near that place.
Miss Tucker, of Boanaza, who has been
visiting Miss Clara Brewster for some days,
expects to leave on Monday for Denver.
Mr.. w. G. Ready, who left here last
month, is located at San Buenaventura,
California, where he has a son residing.
Little Miss Norma Tuttle of Rosita, ar
rived on Sunday, and spent the week in
Cation as the guest of Miss Grace Dale.
Master Robert Rudolph, returned on Sat
urday from a ten days visit to his brother,
Rev. Walter Rudolph, at Poncho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Nutter left Canon on
Monday for Chama, New Mexico, where
they will visit their son during the summer.
Messrs. William Barrett, of Rosita, and
NJ. d. Mix, of Penn Yam, New York, were
in Cation on Thursday, en- route to Pueblo.
Mr.. A. J. Anchors, of the Iron Mine,
Leadville, has bought the W. B. Davids
ranch on Currant Creek and will make it his
residence.
Mrs. ]. S. Bowlby, who had been visiting
her sisters, at Denver, for some time, re-
turned home Thursday, feeling improved
by the trip.
Mr.. Henry Swarthout, of Port Jarvis,
New York, returned to Cafion on Saturday
last, and makes his headquarters at the Nc
Clure house.
Mr.. II. II. Tomkins, prominent hard
this place and Custer county, paid Cafion n
visit on Saturday last.
Miss Smock, Mrs. Barton and children,
and Mr.. A. T. Richardson returned last
week from their camping trip to Colorado
Springs-just in time to escape the rain.
Colonel Breed and Lieutenant Berry, of
the Fourth battalion, Colorado militia, went
up to Silver Cliff on Saturday, to attend
the election of officers, held there on that
evening.
Mr.. S. L. Evans, of Piqua, Ohio, an old
friend of our fellow townsman, S. II. Bald
win, spent few days in CafIon this week,
while en- route to the Gunnison country,
where he owns mines.
The Misses Taylor left Canon on Satur-
day, for trip east. These agreeable ladies
not only derived considerable benefit from
our climate, but made number of very
warm personal friends, during their stay in
our city.
Mr.. C. Wallace, the gifted poet, formerly
o. our city, some of whose beautiful COM
positions have appeared in the RECORD,
spent few days among old Cafion friends
this week. Mr.. Wallace is now time
keeper in the Department of Bridges and
Buildings, Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
way, and is located at Grand Junction. He
was looking well.