The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs Samuel II. Baker was quite sick
this week, but is very much better.
Mr.. A. J. Asher, of Currant Creek, start
ed east yesterday to purchase more cattle.
Judge Warner received q visit this week
from his brother-in-law, AIr. Maction, of
Ohio.
Captain Ferrier took the noon train We'd
nesday for Denver, remaining several days
on business.
Mr.. e. D. Comstock, of Port Jervis, New
| York, was in Canon this week, visiting Mr..
a. r. Gumaer.
| Mr.. A. Macon has returned from Pueblo,
where he was in attendance upon the
United States court.
| Superintendent Dudley was at Pleasant
Valley and other places this week, looking
after school matters.
Dr. Stockley left on Wednesday for Sill
yer Cliff, to answer call for the exercise of
his skill in dentistry.
Mr.. Frank Virden has been confined to
his room at the Caiion house all week by a
painful kidney affection.
Mr.. Isaac Garfield recovered from his at
tack of erysipelas, and left on Wednesday
for the scene of his labors.
Mrs. L. Hogdon and child started yester-
day for Delta, where Mr.. Hogdon is filling
the position of station agent.
Miss Mamie Schaefer left on Thursday,
for Crested Butte, where she will spend
the summer with her parents.
Mrs. Theresa Strickler took the east
bound train on Saturday, New York City
and Harlem being her destination.
Mr.. Louis Muehlbach, of Palmer, was in
Canon on Tuesday, and showed us some
fine copper ore from a claim near his ranch.
Mr.. ]. E. Mckay and family moved, on
Tuesday, from South Cafion to the Helm
ranch, on this side ofthe river, below town.
Mr.. Isaac L. Hanks, brother to Mr.. J. G.
Hanks, arrived on Saturday from Quincy,
Illinois, and has decided to make this his
home.
Mr.. James Nelson, one of the old timers,
was in Canon from Sunday until Tuesday
visiting his daughter Katie and other rel
atives.
Rev. Walter Rudolph came down from
Poncho Springs on Monday to take part
in the religious meetings which are being
held here.
Mr.. H. L. Price, of the RECORD office,
was sick two days this week, but was upon
his feet again and ready for duty on
Thursday.
Messrs. R. S. Lewis, Ernest Sell and A.
II. Davis returned from Pueblo on Wednes-
day, where they had been in attendance
upon the district court.
Mr.. Matt. Junkin, one of Custer county's
" old-timers," passed through town We'd
nesday, en- route to Rosita, where he will
remain for a few weeks.
Mr. J. " Hanks and family, of Brook
field, Missouri, and Mr.. Jacob Kier, of the
same place, arrived on Thursday, intending
to make this their homes
Mrs. Sappington returned from Chicago
the latter part of last week, looking much
improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Sappington have
rooms at the Mcclure house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danniel Jennings arrived
last evening, from Centerburgh, Ohio, and
will remain as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jennings this summer.
Mr.. j. A. McAdams, wife and son, ar
| rived on Tuesday, after a visit east of over
five weeks. Mrs. McAdams did not gain in
health, being sick most of the time.
Mr.. III. w. Hobson, of Macon & Hobson
| left on Tuesday for Buena Vista Mr.. Hob
son finds it necessary to spend most of his
time in Cation ON account of his health.
Miss Brocaw, after visiting her sisters,
Mrs. George NJ. Mitchell and Mrs. J. "
Dobson, started on Sunday for Galena,
where she will fill the position of teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Beckwith and daugh-
ter, of Wet Mountain Valley, reached this
city yesterday, after a long visit east, and
are the guests of Hon. B. f. Rockafellow
and wife.
Walter Pennington, who has for some
months been seriously afflicted with rheu-
matism, has gone out to Mr.. Gardner's
ranch, in Garden park, in hopes of obtain
ing relief.
Mr.. John Armstrong, of the building
firm of Nichols & Armstrong, left on Mon
day for Manitoba, where he will remain a
short time, then return to this city, and
make it his future home.
Judge Brewster and wife and Mr. H II.
Tomkins, arrived on the noon train, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Brewster and Mr.. Tomkins
started for Rosita, and Judge Brewster
went to Denver for a few days.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Robinson this week re-
ceived a very pleasant visit from his brother,
David Robinson, Jr., of Chicago, who ar
rived Tuesday from trip to New Mexico
and Southern Colorado. He started east
on Thursday.
General Cameron and wife arrived in our
city on Wednesday. Mrs. Cameron re-
mained several days, as the guest of Mrs.
Isaac Garfield, while the general, like the
spirit of John Browns body, kept march
ing on" reaching Leadville the next day.
Judge FELTON, was called to Antonito on
Monday by a dispatch announcing the i'll
ness of his infant son, but before reaching
his destination the little sufferer died The
remains were buried at the above place,
Mr.. FELTON, returning home on Wednesday.
W. NJ. Ozburn, of Silver Cliff, with his
wife and son, arrived in Cation on Monday
and returned home accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs George S. Ozburn, the bride and
groom. The latter couple will visit at Sill
yer Cliff before settling down at their homo
on Beaver creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Smith, of Rosita,
drove down on Tuesday, with their daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles NJ. Smith, who
started on Wednesday, with her infant, to
visit Eureka Springs, Arkansas, her former
home. While in Cafon the above party
were the guests of their relatives, Rev. L..
". Smith and family.
Two Happy Hearts.