The Fremont County record., 1883-04-14
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. C. c. Warman is quite sick.

Mrs. c. c. Warman is quite sick.
Mr.. VIII Shaver started for Silverton on
Thursday.
Mr.. A. Macon was in Denverseveral days
this week.
Miss Nellie Alling returned from Denver
on Monday.
Mrs. II. Jesle arrived home from Pueblo
ON Monday.
Mr.. II. T. Palmer is to be the new clerk
in the postoflice.
Mr.. w. A. Rice started for Grand juno
tion on Wednesday.
Miss Wall, who has been i'll for sew
cral days, is convalescing.
Miss. smock returned on Saturday from
her long visit in the east.
MI L. T. Alling left on Monday for a
short business trip to Denver.
Major Locks wife and daughter have
joined him at El Paso, Texas.
Mr.. w. c. Richey, of Rockvale, left on
Wednesday, for Aledo, Illinois.
Mr.. John Jennings started on Thursday
for Montana, via Salt Lake City.
Mr.. A. B. Lawrence expects to leave to-
day for Salt Lake City, on visit.
Mr.. l. A. Tracy left on Tuesday, for Sa-
Ida, where he viii work at his trade.
Revs. Partridge and Rudolph left OF. Fri
day for Trinidad, to attend the presbytery.
Mr.. John Crater has been suffering
from an attack of mountain fever for some
time.
Mr.. Gus. Dennis left on Monday for
Buena Vista, where he will engage in
bnsiness
Mrs. John Wilson and Freddie left for
Salida, on Tuesday, where they will visit
relatives.
Miss Ella Delhi, of Denver, is expected
in Canon to-day, and will visit Mrs. A 3.
Lawrence.
Messrs. Joel H. Thomas and A. Page left
here on Thursday, with a team, for Red
Mountain.
Miss Addie f. Bucklin, having recovered
from her late illness, left for Denver on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Payne, nee Miss venning, returned
on Tuesday, and is visiting her sister, in
South Canon.
Mrs. Robert Chase and daughter, who
were visiting friends in Florence, returned
home Monday.
Miss Belle Walters and Mrs. Laura Cook
son took Mondays train for Denver, where
they will reside.
Mr.. w. w. Parrish, one of the old-time
Colorado Springs settlers, passed through
Caiion on Tuesday.
Mr.. Samuel Bradbury, who fell last week
from tree, in South CaIIon, was able to be
ont again on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Fl. Green and daughter left
on Thursday for Denver, where the former
will have her eyes treated.
Mrs. G. C. Waldrip, of Salda, arrived in
the city on Thursday, and is visiting her
brother, Mr.. C. c. Warman.
Mrs. Gurnsey and daughters, of Pueblo
who had been visiting Mrs. J. w. Miller,
left for home on Sunday last.
Mrs. w. S. Smith, of Silver Cliff, will re-
main week or two as guest of Mrs. NJ.
r. Dubois, at the Fisher residence
Mrs. Jane Cooper, mother to Misses Nell
lie and Emma Cooper, left for Buena Vista
on Monday, to reside with her son.
Mr.. Daniel David, of Oregon, Missouri,
arrived on Tuesday, and will be the guest
of his son-in-law, Mr.. n. w. Ryerson.
General r. A Cameron returned on
and will remain week or two,
getting his farm ready for tree planting.
Mr.. II. A. Prizer, Mrs. ]. L. Reed and
Miss Reed. of Brighton. Iowa. were visit
ing Mrs. j. Z. Bierce, in our city, tins week.
Mr.. Finn, of the firm of Cum innings &
Finn, the Leadville smelters, WAS in town
this week, and left ON Thursday for Denver.
Mrs William f. Fort arrived on Friday
Of last week, from Brooklyn, New York, to
join her husband, who came to Cafion two
weeks previously.
Mr.. P. Simmons, the veteran of nearly
eighty winters, walked down from Titus
vile on Wednesday, making the twenty
two miles before noon.
Mrs. j. o. Bradish came down from Park
dale on Wednesday, to meet her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Arman, of Chicago,
who were returning from trip to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Sylvester johnson, of Louisville
Illinois, arrived on Thursday, and will
remain some time, being interested with
Mr.. John Cox in some good mining prop
erty.
Mr.. Benjamin Shaver returned on Friday
of last week from Greenville, Kentucky
bringing with him Mr.. Z. s. Bradley, of
that place who intends to make Colorado
his home.
Mrs. Ada L. Baker, wife of the princi-
pal of, and teacher in the Gallon Pub
lie School, who was thought to have re-
covered from her recent illness, took re-
laps on Saturday evening last, and was
dangerously i'll through Saturday night
and Sunday. She is again slowly recover
ing.
Mr.. Seth l. Silsby, on Monday brought
into this Office some fine samples of fire
clay, a mino of which he has near the city,
Mr.. Silsby had these samples under white
r.