The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-06-23

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Miss Emma Cooper left, on Wednesdays
midnight train,. for Greeley, where she will
visit brother.
Mr.. A. E. May, of Ravanna, Missouri, is
in Canon for his health, and finds himself
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Lester expects to return from Ken
tucky about July l, with her eldest daugh-
ter, Of IL summers.
Judge Mitchell Afford, of Lexington,
Kentucky, paid Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor
visit on Saturday.
Mr.. John Buchanan. city marshal of Coal
Creek, paid the RECORD office pleasant
visit on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edmondson and her daughter, Mrs.
Eilie Rost, left, on Tuesday Tor Denver,
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Starks, of Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, paid Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Taylor o visit this week.
Professor A. C. Dickinson left OH Fri
day for Poncho Springs, expecting to
summer in that vicinity.
Mr.. L. J. Smith has located in Denver,
having opened a wholesale commission
house at All Blake street.
Warden Hoyt recovered from his late at
tack, and took Mondays train for Gunni-
son, returning on Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Berry and child took the
noon train, Thursday, for Iowa, where
they will spend the summer.
Miss King, who paid Colonel and Mrs.
]. S. Logan short visit, left on Saturday
for her home in Olathe, Kansas.
Mr.. H. J. Baughman has resigned his po-
sition as guard at the penitentiary, and is
arain with Messrs A llino e. co
Lawyer H. w. Hobson took yesterdays
train for Denver, where his firm has some
important business to look after.
Mrs. John Harrington returned to her
home at Saguache, after a pleasant visit
with her mother Mrs. Jane Cooper.
Mr.. L. l.. Harding started on Tuesday
for Irwin. His wife and mother will fol-
low as soon as the snow will permit.
Mrs. Minnie Powell took Mondays train
for Denver, and will soon go to New Mex
leo, where her husband owns n ranch.
Mrs. Sarah Bowen, of Raritan, Illinois,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ewers, of South
Cafion, finds her health much improved.
Mr.. w. H. Murray, of Parkdale, was in
town on Saturday, with dislocated shoul-
der, which caused him considerable pain.
Mr.. George Pedley has so far recovered
is uncertain about making the trip east.
Mr.. James w. Stow and Colonel James
Ewin, of Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, each spent
a few days at Cafion during the past week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Davis, of Mexico, Missouri,
aged 81 years, arrived yesterday, and is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. George G. Shaver.
Mr.. Will A. Bishop, of Norwalk, Ohio, a
druggists of considerable experience, has
accepted position with Messrs. Beecher &
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Rogers. of Philadel-
phia, who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. 7. Alling, left on Wednesday for visit
to Ouray.
Mr.. E. T. Alling took the Thunderbolt
train on Wednesday for Ouray, where he
will lock after his hardware business until
September.
Mr.. A. Macon took Tuesdays train for
Denver, where he expected to undergo
treatment for kidney troubles. He returned
home on Friday.
Mr.. d. ID. Miller, the most enterprising
merchant of Custer county, passed through
Canon on Saturday, in search of new goods
for his several stores.
Mr.. Andy Hemmerle returned te Canon
on Monday after visiting Oregon, Wash
ington territory, California and Vancouver
Island, British Columbia.
Messrs. i. F. Cornwell and Z. p. Ches-
ter, OF Silver Cliff, passed through Caiion
on Tuesday, on their way to Salida, where
they contemplate locating
Mrs. Sampson, nee Miss Jennie Balm,
passed through Caf1on on Tuesday, on her
return from Salt Lake City to Denver. Mr..
Sampson accompanied his wife.
Little Carrie Merrick, years old, started
on Wednesday for Merrickyille, Canada.
where she will reside with her grandfather,
after whom the town was named.
Mrs. Ycnning, who has been visiting her
daughter for some time, has decided to
make South CafIon her home, and build a
residence in that beautiful suburb.
Mr.. J. Z. Mcclure and wife, of Holden,
Missouri, spent day with their brother,
Mr.. w. II. Mcclure, and took the Pacific
express on Wednesday for Gupnison.
Mr.. c. B. Mcvay, cashier Of the Western
National Bank of Pueblo, accompanied by
his wife, spent last Sunday in CafIon, as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Raynolds.
Conductor Sitter, of the Cliff branch, has
| accepted q position on the St. Louis and
Texas Railroad, and is succeeded by Mr..
Emery Burns, very popular conductor.
Mrs. w. L. knight and daughter returned
from their visit to Kansas on Wednesday
and after resting day in Canon, took the
Silver Cliff train for her home at Rosita.
Miss Cora Redman who has been resid-
ing with her brother, Cashier Redman. ol
Saguache, returned to her home in Canton
Ohio, after stopping in this city for two
days as the guest Of Miss Bender.
Mrs. D. G.. Peabody started on Monday
for an extended eastern trip Of four months
On Thursday Mrs. Peabody attended the
commencement exercises ut the Chicago
Conservatory of Music, where her sister
Miss Doll Thayer, graduated. After lcav-
ing Chicago Mrs Peabody viii visit Coney
leland, New York city and Boston. Mr.. D.
G. Peabody went as far as Pueblo with his
wife returning the next dav.