The Fremont County record., 1883-01-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

DIR. PrentiSs visited Pueblo this week.
| Mr.. HERMAN left for Denver on Tues
day.
Mr.. P. A. Rice has been in Denver this
week.
Miss Dunn left on Monday for Eldon,
Iowa.
Mrs. w. L. Knight is still confined to
her bed
Mi. T. Strouse was in town for few
hours ON Tuesday.
Mr.. E. R. Copps has been in Colorado
Springs this week.
Mr.. Lowell s. Bailey returned on Thurs
day from Cincinnati.
Mr.. Robert N. Daniels, of Rosita, was in
Cai1on on Wednesday.
Mr.. o. E. Caffery, of South Pueblo, paid
Cafion a visit this week.
Judge FELTON, went to Denver on Tues
day for one weeks visit.
Mrs. Joe Brennan, of Gunnison, visited
Mrs. Cummings on Sunday.
Mr.. ]. F. Campbell left on Wednesday
for business trip to Saguache.
Messrs. l.. Hunter, R. Caldwell and Frank
Carr, of Custer county, were in town this
week.
Rev L. W. Smith, who has been quite
sick since the holidays, is able to be out
again.
Rev. E. c. Brooks, who preached here
eleven years ago, is located at Augusta,
Kansas.
Mr.. F. 8. Hartzell, of Leadville, and Mr.
w. J. Hartzell, of Canton, Ohio, were in
town this week.
The Misses Fernside started on last Sat
urday for Rockford, Illinois, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. Phil. Kunz, the fashionable Denver
tailor, was in town on Monday and made
a number of pleasant visits.
Mrs. o. Corbett arrived yesterday and
will visit her sister, Mrs. Mcfarland, at
the hot springs, South Canon.
Mrs. William Jones has been sick for
some time with pneumonia and bronchitis,
and is still confined to her bed.
Mr.. Fred L. Minter and wife have re-
turned to Gallon, and keep house on the
corner of Fourth street and Harrison ave-
nue.
Mr. Henry Waller was in town yester-
day, but left as soon as he heard who had
been nominated as warden of the peniten-
tiary.
Mrs. Keass, of Cotopaxi, who came to
CafIOn to have her child treated is stop
street.
Miss Ada Mulock, of Middletown New
York, is SO delighted with our climate that
she has decided to remain in Canon all
| winter.
Mrs II. T Blake and sons, Percie and
Harry, started east on Tuesday, expecting
to visit relatives in Chetopa, Kansas, for a
month or two.
Rev. w. Little and wife, of Grinnel,
Iowa, arrived on Thursday, and are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Amos Mack, and
other relatives.
Mr.. Ira Garfield is guard at the peniten-
tiary and Mr.. Isaac Garfield now holds a
position as route agent between Salida and
Grand Junction.
Hon. t. S. Wells, who is a contestant for
seat in the legislature from Lake county,
returned from Denver Sunday feeling
that his chances for success were slim.
Rev. C. A. Brooks, of Custer county
Methodist church, and Mr.. George Hanley
came down from the Cliff with Mr.. Andy
Morgan. The two former returned the
same afternoon.
Miss McNutt, of Pueblo, arrived on
Wednesday, and took charge of Miss Buck
Inns class the latter lady being quite sick
for a day or two. Miss McNutt returned
10 Pueblo yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas L. Dixon and family expect
to leave early next week for California and
Oregon. Mr. Dixon has established repu-
tation as an honest upright man and, we
regret to lose him as a citizen.
Mr.. L. Gay and family started on
Tuesday for Quincy, Illinois. Mrs. Gay
could hardly be moved, being so low with
consumption, having delayed too long in
IrSR
accompanied the family east.