The Fremont County record., 1883-01-27
PERSONAL POINTS.

PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. John L. Schwab, of Rosita, was in
town ON Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Cross left yesterday for bust
ness trip to Denver
Mr.. Phil. Hayes came up on Sunday to
pay his family visit
Mr.. J. w. Buchan, of Oswego, Kansas,
is visiting his son in Gallon.
MR.. r. DeRemer, passed through Cation
on Tuesday on his way east.
Rev. Walter Rudolph, of Bonanza, came
down on the train on Tuesday.
Mrs. Arlett left on Monday for Denver,
to visit sister who is quite sick.
Judge Bradley passed through Canon
yesterday, on his way to Denver.
Rev. L. w. Smiths little son Frank has
been i'll this week with bronchitis.
Mrs Frank Hartwell has been confined
to her bed this week with bad cold.
Miss Macon and Mrs. John D. Freeman
made short trip to Pueblo on Sunday.
Mrs NJ. J. Coleman and Miss Maggie
Buckner have both been sick this week.
DR.. Blake started on Monday for Denver,
remaining most of the week. on business.
Mr.. j. Mulock, of Alma, arrived on Sat
urday, and spent most of the week in town.
Mr.. Paul Ross left on Wednesday for
Leadville, expecting to be gone about two
months.
Mr.. F. A Reynolds and wife left on Sun
day for Denver and returned to Cafion on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carpenter, of Silver Cliff, stopped
off to visit Mrs. John Cox, at this city while
en- route east.
Hon. Rockafellow and Judge FELTON, came
down from Denver tu spend Sunday with
their families
Mr.. M. J. Coleman, of Grand Junction,
arrived in Caf1on on Thursday, and is Wis
iting his family.
The wife and son of Mr. yirden, stopping
at the Caflon house, have been quite sick
during the week.
Mr.. III. Eskew and wife, of ST. Jacobs,
illinois, arrived on Monday and have de-
cided to locate here.
Mrs. ]. R. Brewster, returned on Sunday
from Colorado Springs, leaving her grand
child feeling much better.
Mrs. A. w. Hare arrived from Denver
on Wednesday, and will occupy rooms with
her husband at the Mcclure house.
Editor Heiderhoff, of the Salida Mail,
accompanied by his wife visited Cation on
Monday, and made us pleasant call.
Mr.. G. w. Earle, brother to Henry Earle
who returned to Canon short time ago
will continue reading law under Judge
Dale.
Mr.. Benjamin Quick, of Larkspur, Colo
RADIO, uncle to Mrs. McComb, came to
Cafion to attend the funeral of Mr.. Nc
Comb.
The wife and children of Penitentiary
Guard James Russell left on Saturday for
Denver, where Mrs. Russel's sister is lying
quite sick.
Mr.. j. P. Day, who has been in business
with MIR. Geo. Gloyd for some time, left on
Saturday last for Titusville, Indiana, where
he will remain.
Captain MaccannOn, of Lake county, Wis
tied his brother-in-law, Mr.. Z. Weston, on
Thursday, while passing through Cation on
his way to Denver.
Mr.. j. A. Warman was made happy
on Monday by the arrival of his family,
who have been visiting for some time in
ST. Jacobs, Illinois.
Mr.. w. w. Bigelow passed through
Cafion on Tuesday, on his way to Lead
vile, and expects to return soon to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Skeele.
Mrs. J. L. Hyde left on Saturday for Pu-
eblo, in response to a dispatch announcing
the serious illness of the wife of Ex-Mayor
Hyde, who died the next day.
Miss Ella J. Abeel, one of the most
charming young ladies who has visited
Cation for some time, left yesterday for
Colorado Springs, where she will remain
during the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Partridge left on Thursday for
Denver and other parts of Colorado, ex-
pecting to be away for about one week
On Tomorrow morning his pulpit will be
filled by Rev. Mr. Barber.
Mr.. w. l.. Knight arrived in Cafion and
intended paying visit to his family and
making business trip to Kansas, but was
detained by the illness of his little daugh-
ter, who we are pleased to learn is much
better.