The Fremont County record., 1883-04-07
PERSONAL POINTS.


PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr. John Wilson and son returned on
Sunday.
Mrs. Stockley, left on Monday for visit
Mr.. E. H. woodnrd, of Saguache, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. Seth C. Brown, of Texas creek, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. ]. c. McColl will start tonight for
Leroy, New York.
Mrs. ]. w. witcher, of Kester, was in
town on Thursday.
Mr.. d. G. Peabody made flying visit to
Leadville this week.
Mr.. E. T. Gould, of Custer county, was
in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Parker Muloch, of Buffalo Springs,
was in town this week.
Mr.. Oliver S. Brewster and wife returned
to Cafion on Saturday last.
Mrs. w. Fl. Murray, of Parkdale, paid
Cafon visit on Saturday.
Judge Warner came in from his mine on
Saturday to visit his family.
Mrs. Gurnsey and daughters, of Pueblo,
are visiting Mrs. j. w. Miller.
Mr.. 1. E. Minor and family returned on
Friday, from their visit to Texas.
Mrs. Hartwell and Miss Jessie left on
Tuesday for Georgetown, Colorado.
Mr.. NJ. Hart of Cotopaxi, made the REC
ORD office pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Gribble and w. F. German,
of Currant Creek, were in town this week.
Hon. Joseph Bostwick, of Central City,
was in Cafion for few minutes on Tuesday,
Ind nnl. r.
flying business trip to Salida on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Lane, of Buena Vista, was in
town this week, and left for home on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. N. F. Cheeseman left on Saturday
for Greeley to look after his farm. He will
be absent all summer.
Mr.. Thomas Wiley came down from the
mountains on Thursday, and will make
weeks visit in Cation.
Mr.. j. G. Hanks started on Tuesday for
Quincy, Illinois. Mrs. Hanks will remain
for some time in Canon.
Mr.. A. K. Hoffman took Saturdays train
for Wichita, Kansas, for the purpose of
settling his business there.
Mrs. Robert Chase and daughter are at
Florence, visiting Mr.. jesse Frazier,
brother of the former lady.
Mrs. Powell, nee Miss Minnie Edmondson,
arrived in Cafion on Saturday, and is
making her parents visit.
Mrs. j. o. Bradish, of Parkdale, was
the guest of Mrs. W. B. MCGEE this week,
and left for home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeske was called suddenly to Pu-
eblo on Wednesday, by q telegram an
nouncing the illness of her sister.
Mr.. Bernard Murray and wife returned
to Canon Thursday. Mr.. Murray has not
determined upon locating elsewhere.
Mr.. F. M. Roberts returned yesterday
from California, having made up his mind
that Colorado is better place to live.
Miss Nellie Alling took Mondays train,
in company with Rev. D. A. Moore and
wife, and will visit Denver for week or
two.
Mr.. Frank Bengley, who accidentally
shot himself in the leg on Sunday last is
doing well, and will be out again in few
days.
Mr.. P. McKiernan was summoned to
Wichita, Kansas, on Friday of last week,
by telegram announcing the illness of his
mother.
Mr.. Henry Waller was in town this week,
and was compelled to use crutch, owing
to an accident which broke the small bones
of his leg.
Warden c. P. Hoyt returned from Dem
yer on Thursday, bringing his family with
him. His family consists of wife, n baby
and dog.
Captain J. T. Blake, of Salida, passed
through Cafion on, Wednesday, en- route
for Fort Custer, where he will survey lands
for the Crow Indians.
Messrs. F. x. Anstett and Lou Hem
merle and Misses Nellie and Emma Cooper,
of this place. attended the military ball, at
Coal Creek, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank virden, who have
have been rusticating at Rockvale for
week or more, returned to their rooms at
the Cafion house on Thursday.
Major Lock and wife left CafIon on Sat-
urday last. The Major having El Paso,
Texas, in view as an objective point, while
Mrs Locke went to Topeka to be present
at the graduating of her daughter, Miss
Blanche.
Deputy County Clerk Gilligan was made
joyful on Wednesday by the arrival of his
son, Mr.. H. w. Gilligan, and his daughters,
Misses Ella NJ and Katie "A. Gilligan, who
came out from Plainfield, New jersey, to
pay their father visit The young gen
tleman could only remain very short
time, owing to pressing business engage
ments, he being connected with one of the
leading Wall street banking houses The
young ladies will remain here all summer.
A Smash-Up.
Hon. Thomas S. Wells met with quite
an episode on Tuesday evening. Returning
to his mansion, in this city, after drive, he
descended from his buggy, and opened the