The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-04-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. e. H. Saltiel, of Cotopaxi, was in
town yesterday,
Mr.. A. b. Calender was registered. in
Denver this week.
Mr.. George w. Yerkes, of Rock Island,
arrived yesterday.
Mr.. John Jennings returned on Thursday
from his trip to Utah.
Mrs. Thomas S. Wells returned from
Denver on Wednesday.
Mr.. W. X. Dewey, wife and daughter, ar
rived in Cafion last evening.
Mr.. Bernard Murray and wife have rooms
in the Moore Fassett building.
Messrs. N. Smock and A. Bell were in
Denver a day or two this week.
Mr.. Fred. Minter and wife returned from
Kansas on Thursday, and will reside here.
Mr.. David Card left on Thursday for
indianapolis, and will be away about three
weeks q '-.+
Mrs. c. Bovard, of Colorado Springs, is
visiting Mrs. Angerman, at her residence,
in the Phelps block. .-ahI Us
Mr.. A. X. Huffman returned last week
from Wichita, having been successful in
disposing of his property.
Hon. S. II. Ballard, one of the peniten-
tiary investigating committeeman, went
up to Denver Thursday night.
Mrs. C. F. Haskins and son started on
Tuesday for Brookville, Kansas, where she
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Wm. Mccormick, of Kansas City,
| arrived yesterday, and is the guest of his
uncle, Mr.. Porter McClanahan.
DIR. j. Corey, of Colorado Springs, ar
rived at Canon on Saturday, with his wife,
who he will leave here for her health.
Mr.. George w. Gloyd, formerly of this
"a 1af<
for Red Mountain City on Wednesday.
Mr.. VIII Tod arrived at Cation from
Independence, Missouri, on Tuesday, and
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. As Sartor.
Lieutenant NJ. E. Ross, of the military
college, was called suddenly to Pueblo, on
Thursday, by the news of the illness of his
father.
Mr.. George G. Lake, of New York city,
has been visiting Canon this week. His
son, who is stopping here, is much improved
in health.
Miss Nettie d. White, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gravestock for some
weeks, left on Friday for her home, in
Galliopolis.
Miss Ida Ready started on Sunday, in
company with her brother-in-law, Mr..
Keep, for Aubury, Kansas, where she will
make her home.
Cadet Willie Wulsten, of the military
college, went to Denver on Saturday, where
he will join his parents before leaving for
Southern Colorado.
Mr. Louie Herfort, one of Custer county Is
| oldest citizens, passed through Canon on
Thursday, en- route from Leadville to Chi
huahua, Old Mexico.
Mr.. Richard Baker returned yesterday
from his trip east, having recovered from
the severe attack which occurred while he
was at Rock Island, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Peabody were in Pu-
eblo this week, to attend the wedding of
Miss Lillian Jordan and Mr.. F. w. Cooper,
which occurred on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bethel returned
from their bridal tour on "Wednesday, and
will keep house in the Moore-Fassett resi-
dence, on Macon avenue, between Third
and Fourth streets.
Mr.. A. II. Reynolds, who sold his bank
at Deming, New Mexico, to collars, Raft &
Co., arrived at Cafion Saturday last, and
visited his brother, Mr.. Fred. A. Reynolds,
leaving for his former home ut Canton,
Ohio.
Among the familiar faces of residents of
our county seen on the streets during
court week were Messrs. James H.
Freeman, Jr, S. NJ. Amy and l.. p.
Morrison, Howard; George w. Griffin,
Yorkville; George w. Pickett, Wellsville /;
d. w. Sampson, Cottonwood; Daniel Hall,
Tallahassee; Richard Mccoy, Z. Hart, Benja-
min Macdonald, Cotopaxi; James II. Caf-
frey, Texas Creek Aaron Ripley and ]. NJ.
Fickes; VIM. Gribble, Currant Creek; J.
w. Lester, Florence; Henry Waller, Park
dale; Ed. Kyle, Robert Crawford, John
Gallagher, Williamsburg A. F. Alexander,
Hugh James, Coal Creek q. T. Banta,
Cotopaxi; John Bender, Garden Park NJ.
M. Craig II. W. Hodges, S. NJ. Cox, Cur-
rant Creek.