The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

town on "Wednesday.
| Mr.. L. j. Smith returned from Washing
ten City ON Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Helm returned from her visit
to Salida on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Thomas Wells left on Monday for
visit to friends i'll Denver
Mrs. George III. Green and daughter re-
turned from Denver on Monday
Mr.. Banks, of South Pueblo, was visiting
Mr.. James II. Peabody on Saturday last
| Mr.. Felix Anstett was i'll last Saturday,
but was seen on our streets again this week.
| Judge Bradley, of Silver Cliff, was in
Gallon on Wednesday, on his way to Den
| yer.
| Rev. Barber took Tuesdays train for
Pueblo, and remained away for several
days.
Monday, and will remain away during this
month
Rev. Walter Rudolph returned to Cation
on Wednesday, and will remain until Mon
day next.
Miss Addie V. Smith, of Texas Creek, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Harrison, in
this city
Mr.. w. G. Ready returned to Gallon ON
Saturday, looking improved by his noun
tain trip
B. Thombs, NJ. D., superintendent of the
Pueblo insane asylum, was in town ON
Wednesday.
Mr.. III. L. Price, of the RECORD, was
quite sick for a few days this week, but is
able to be out again.
Mr.. Wilbur X. johnson returned from
Chicago on Saturday last, leaving again on
Thursday for the above city.
Mrs. John Wilson and Freddie reached
home or Tuesday last, after very pleas
ant visit with relatives at Salida.
Mr.. Ed. Lobach, of Florence, was in town
on Wednesday to receive a supply Of trees
and attend the oil company's meeting.
Mr.. G. G. Haynes, who has been living
at Fort Smith, Arkansas, for the last nine
teen months, is in Canon visiting his family
Messrs. II. G. Mitchell, of Leadville, and
J. w. Mitchell, of Denver, were present at
the marriage of their sister, in this city, on
Thursday.
Mrs. John Penfield, of Cotopaxi, left on
Sunday for Sedaldia, Colorado While in
Cafion Mrs. Penfield was the guest of Mrs.
Manchester.
Mr.. X. Thompson, of Rosita, came TO
Canon on Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding of his friend Mr.. Bethel, returning
nome tne next DAY.
Miss Laura Kimmel of Poncho Springs.
arrived on Saturday last, and is stopping
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Harp, on River street.
Mr.. Ed. G. Haines, of the Parlor Orchos-
ira, started on Wednesday night for La
Plata, Missouri, to visit his mother who
has lately been quite sick.
Mr.. Henry Earle, Jr, returned from Den
FTrnC1nNy ATrp L. y-r ~
low on the next day, after enjoying the
Lawrence Barrett performance.
Conductor Richard Morgan and wife are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaver, and
are so well pleased with our city that they
will make Gallon their residence
Mr.. j. W. Cook, formerly of Kansas City.
Missouri, but at present n resident of Lex
ington, Kentucky, is visiting his sons in this
city, and purchasing additional property.
Mrs. H. Dresser and children started on
Tuesday for Colorado City, where she will
remain with her father until the return of
Mr.. Dresser, who is visiting the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. S. T. Ferrier took Wednesday s train
intending to visit friends in Pueblo. Cap
tain Ferrier will also visit the Pittsburg of
Colorado, and will return with his wife to-
morrow.
Judge Galasha Sprague, an old-timc resi-
dent of Lake county, now of Poncho Springs,
was in town this week, and it is not i'm
probable that he may settle here in the
near future.
Mr.. Henry Earle, Sr., started on Sunday
for his home in Montreal after enjoying n
very pleasant visit with his sons at this
place and Wet Mountain valley Mr..
Henry Earle and wife accompanied their
father as far as Denver.
Nesdames +. A. Reynolds, F. H. Sl;eele,
r. 8. Lewis and Miss Harsha took Mondays
train for Denver, 50 as to be present on
Tuesday night to hear the celebrated Law
renee Barrett in Hamlet. The party return
ed on Wednesday, much delighted with the
performance.
Rev.J. w. Partridge was in Trinidad this
week, attending the Pueblo presbytery,
and returned on Thursday morning last. |
He was elected commissioner TO the Pres
byterian General Assembly of the United
States, which meets this year, in May, at
Saratoga, New York.
Miss Nellie V. johnson, who arrived from
Rosita last week, and took charge of the |
high school room in the public school build |
ing on Monday, received telegram on |
Tuesday, announcing the dangerous illness |
of her sister, at Topeka, Kansas, and left for |
that city at midnight.
DR.. Z. C.. Gray and Messrs. l.. W. Park |
hurst, James II. Peabody, George r. Cass-
edy and w. T. Bridwell went to Pueblo on |
Monday, to attend meeting of Knights |
Templar. The two latter gentlemen were |
initiated into the order, the three former |
being already members. Mrs. Peabody ac-
companied her husband, and visited friends
and relatives. The party returned on We'd
nesday.