The Fremont County record., 1883-07-14
Personal POINTS.

day.
Mr.. NJ. Duebcr is i'll, from bilious at
tack.
Mr.. G. N. Udell went to Denver on We'd
nesday.
Mr. ]. T. Ashby left on Sunday for
Scofeld
Miss Clara Brewster is visiting friends at
Bonanza.
DR.. Bradbury, late of our city, has located
at Salida.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Harp visited Denver
this week.
Cashier Campbell returned from saguache
on Sunday.
days this week.
The Misses Brankey of Pueblo, visited
Canon this week
General r. A. Cameron was in Canon a
few days this week.
Mrs. Thomas Hazel left on Monday for
her home in Denver.
Mrs. Z. n. Rouse has moved to Crested
| Butte for the summer
Professor S. II. Baker returned Tuesday
| from q visit to Denver.
| Mrs. Hartwell and Miss Jessie left on
Monday for Georgetown.
| Mrs P. C. Helm left on Sunday for beJ
home at Colorado Springs
| Rev. n. F. Hoyt and General T. n. slsS-
yer visited Clinton on Tuesiay
| Mr.. Edwin Lobach and eld.st de saHhtsr
are visiting at COLORADO Spring
Mrs. John Cox and children ara pre- spsrtng
| for an excursion to the mountains.
| Judge Dale returned yesterday frocl q
business visit to Rosita and Silver Cliif.
Rev B. F. Moore went to Pueblo on
Tuesday, to be gone few days, on busi-
ness.
Mr.. W. W. Wallace, late of the Coal
Creek Enterprise, was in the city on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Nutter returned to
Cahon Tuesday, after quite a lengthy visit
| to New Mexico.
Mr. w. C. Minger and wife left Tuesday
for Georgetown, which place they will
make their home.
Mr.. VIII hIcClanahan, of Independence,
Missouri, arrived in Cafion Saturday, and
is visiting his parents.
! Nessrs Bernard Murray and Robert S.
+, Lewis went to Kansas City Thursday, to
| be gone about week.
Mrs II. N Lester and little daughter re-
| turned to Cafion from Princeton, Pennsyl
vana Thursday night.
| Rev. d. C. Pattee is spending couple of
weeks with Arthur Monk, on Saguache
creek, Saguache county.
Mrs. Conley returned last week from a
visit to her sister at Idaho Springs, who
she left much improved.
Miss NJ. E. Franks, of Denver, arrived
Wednesday evening, and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. S. Bowlby.
Mrs. J. SwenLzel, of Grape, returned
home last Friday, after pleasant weeks
| visit with Mrs John Cox.
Messrs. George Westlake and George r.
Shaeffer started up the river on fishing
excursion Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Paul Brandt, who is travelling for
the Colorado Journal, was in town Thurs
| day, and made US a pleasant call.
| Z. w. Fassett and wife, of Lamoille,
Illinois, arrived last Saturday, and are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franck.
Messrs. Samuel and Louis Tod, of indie
pendence Missouri, are visiting their sister,
Mrs A. Sartor, and other relatives.
Mr. w. II. Kaye, of st. Louis, arrived in
Canon Thursday, and is stopping at Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Sheetz'. He is here.for his health.
Miss Belle Minor of Nebraska City, Ne
braska, arrived on Sunday, and will make
her home with her uncle, Judge Minor.
Miss Sarah NJ. Taylor, who has been
staying at Emporia, Kansas. since she left
Cation, has gone to Schoharie, New York.
Mr.. William Schoolfield and family, of
| Wet Mountain valley, arrived on Sunday,
and are visiting relatives in South Caiion.
! Mrs f. NJ. Bigelow, mother. of Mrs.
Fred II. Skeele, who has resided here for
the past year and q half returned to Chica-
so Wednesday.
Mcssrs. F. Bandholt and George J. Die
mer went TO Coal Greek, Tuesday evening.
to attend the Ancient Order of United
Workmens installation.
Mrs Raymond Gregg, OF st. Louis, and
Miss Havens, of Chicago, who are doing
Colorado, stopped in Canon Tuesday for
few days rest and to visit points of interest.
Mr.. S. II. SIcKissick and wife and Sheriff
W. S. Jones and wife went TO Coal Creek
Tuesday evening, to attend public install
lation Of the Coal Greek lodge of odd Fell
lows.
Mr., G. C. Ross, of Benton, Illinois, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Park
er, left for home Tuesday morning. He
was accompanied by his nephew, Mr.. A. d.
Parker.
Mr.. J. w. Briggs lately roadmaster on
the Denver and Rio Grandc Railway at
this place, is now roadmaster on the Texas
and st. Louis Railroad, and resides at
Tyler, Texas.
Mr.. John w. Harrison, of st. LouisA
treasurer of the Rocky Mountain Minine1
and Developing Company, was in the city
the first of the week, and visited the com
pany's Green Mountain property.
Mr.. A. Sartor and family accompanied
by Sir. and Mrs. McClanahan, Mrs. Tod
and sons and number of other relatives,
started for the Wet Mountain valley FRI
day, to be gone about a month or six
weeks.
Messrs. George O. Baldwin, Rev. N. f.
| Hoyt Mrs. J. x. Storms and daughter, Bes-
sic, Misses Lottie, Addie and Carrie Bald
win, and Masters Allie and Howard Bald
win made very pleasant trip to the top Of
the Royal Gorge yesterday.
| DIR. Herbert S. Hill, of Owatonnn, Min
nesota, brothcr-in-law of Professor Samuel
I II. Baker arrived at Caiion on Wednesday.
Dr. Hill is man Of means, besides having
a large experience as q physician, and as he
is looking for location we trust he will
decide TO cast his lot among us.
Special Sale.
Messrs Dewey &. Rockwell will offer, on
Tuesday, July II, an elegant line of silks,
in all varieties; also, large assortment of
ribbons; at prices for that day only. n
will cost you nothing to see them.