, 1897-11-29
OF THE HILL.
INTERESTING BATCH OF ITEMS
FROM THE REPUBLICANS
CORRESPONDENT.
A Grand Thanksgiving Ball at the
Sanders Ranch-The People Came
Early and Staid for Breakfast
Forty Numbers on the Program
Some of the Beautiful Costumes.
Sherman, Wyo., Nov. 20.


To the Editor of The Republican.
The weather on the hill the past week
has been quite changeable, it being fine
up to Wednesday evening. when it
showed about two inches, but of course
the wind is blowing all the time. The
thermometer fell to ) degrees on
Thursday.
The coyotes are numerous on the hill!
This winter and now is the time to
make use of the bounty law.
Arthur Eye expects to leave soon for
Montana.
j.. S. Atherly was a visitor of the city
On Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Union Pacific is leagthening out
The yards at Sherman.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
will soon leave for England.
Miss Blanche Davies and Clyde Ath-
ar!y were the guests of the latter's par,
ents on Thanksgiving and returned to
he city on Sunday.
Among the great events of the season
will be mentioned the Thanksgiving
ball given by Samuel Eye at the Sand,
ers ranch on Crow creek, Friday even
ing. November &c. AS everybody
knows, there is no more enjoyable
gathering than the country dance,
where the people come early and stay
for breakfast. Notwithstanding the
weather was somewhat cold and windy.
about 100 people participated in the
general good time. Many came from
Cheyenne. Laramie, Granite Canon.
Gale Greek, Hecla and Islay, besides
nearly every nook and corner of the
hills.
The music for the occasion was good
and dancing began at $50 and contin>
ued without interruption until morn
ing, except to partake of the elegant
and bounteous refreshments which
were served by the ladies present.
The 40 odd numbers danced were
enough to make our city cousins. who
are always anxious for a few extras,
green Win envy.
l will mention here a few of those
who attended from the different To-
calities, as follows:
Cheyenne-Messrs. Kelley, Terrell
brothers. George and Vernie LaPash
and the Misses Schermer.
Granite Canon-Mr. Haygood and
family, Mr.. Mathews and family, Mr..
McGee and family. Mr.. Hosack and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Waterby. and
Messrs. Bennett and Roberts.
Laramie--Messrs. Lehman, Wal
lace. Sherward, Hunt, Mcdonald, Merz
and Atherly and Misses Davies and
Latta.
Many rich and beautiful costumes
were worn by the ladies'. only a few Of
which can be mentioned:
Miss A. Fye-Blue. trimmed with
white.
Miss B. Fye-Black silk. trimmed
with white lace.
Mrs. Mathews-Green novelty.
Mrs. Ferrell-Light green, trimmed
with white lace.
Mrs. Jay-Black satin.
Miss Annie McPhee-Black silk skirt,
white waist, trimmed with black.
Miss Kate McPhee-Black silk skirt,
white waist, trimmed with black.
Miss Matthews-Brown novelty.
Mrs. Mckechnie-Light brown silk
waist. black silk skirt.
silk skirt.
Mrs. Lannen-Light tan c~hangeable
lowered skirt.
Sada Haygood-Black.
Mrs. M~cGee-Black.
Nora Haygood-Plaid waist and
black silk skirt.
Dottie Lehmer-BlacK skirt and
brown changeable waist.
Louis Lehmer-Black.
Minnie Lehmer-Red waist and col.
bred skirt.
Miss Latta-Red henrietta.
Mrs. Haygood-Brown.
Miss Christina McDonald-Gray
sateen.
Miss Housick-Black.
Weak nerves indicate deficient blood.
Nervous people find relief by purifying
and enrichlng their blood with Hoods
Sa%rsaparilla, the great nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparil.a. Cure all liver
ills.
WAN ED.
A good, experienced girl for general
homework. Good wages.
MRS. A. E. MILLER,
92t Temple Of Economy.
Awarded
Highest Honors-.Wor1d's Fair.