, 1899-09-07

DlnQer, WHICH Hdu Droheu uOWH.
He says crops are very good, in
deed, in the Beaver creek country
and every one is happy and pros
porous.
Judge W. L. Kuykendall went
out ON this mornings stage, bound
for Rawlins and Cheyenne. He
will attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons to be
held in Cheyenne on the 18th
inst.
E. l.. Swazey, now a stock CON-
mission man in Kansas City but
formerly a resident of this valley,
has written that he will be out
here shortly on a hunting and fish
ing expedition accompanied by
some friends.
A letter received by this Office
from Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley
says they stopped at Meeker, Colo,
and like the place so well that they
have made up their minds to To-
cate there, and have ordered The
Sun to their address at that place.
Fred Wolf, the host at the Hotel
Wolf, is using every endeavor to
cultivate a row of shade trees in
front of his fine hotel building, an
enterprise in which we hope for
his success and we also commend
his example to other business men
of the town.
Roy Hiney, who was married
in New York state about a year
ago, went to Rawlins today to
meet his wife at that place tomor-
row and bring her Quito the ranch
of Lawrence Sterrett where they
will make their home for a month
or two.
A Mrs. Robinson from Salt
Lake City, arrived Sunday on a
visit to Mrs. l.. q. Davis. She
will retrun the last of this week
and Mrs. Davis and the children,
Dorotha and Master Robert, will
return with her to Salt Lake,
where they expect to spend the
winter for the benefit of Mrs.
Davis's health.
We stop the press to inform a
waiting and anxious public that
Tom McAnulty is still an old bach
elor-though an unwilling one.
When questioned on the cause of
his single life. Tom innocently
said, why nc mi has asked
me-" Wont some of our girls slip
up and whisper a soft and sweet
proposal in his ear?
Mr.. Abel has retired from the
firm of Murchison, Abel & Co.
and the firm is now Murchison
& Co. AS soon as the inventory
is completed a first class line of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
and Gents Furnishing Goods will
be added to the present stock and
sold for cash. The prices will be
right. We hope you will try us.
MURCHIsoN d Co.,
Burdick Block.
Examine II line of Fall foot
wear and you will be pleased to
find that you can shoe the whole
family at moderate cost. No WON
der the largest shoe business in
Saratoga is transacted here. We
have the shoes they want and sell
them at the prices they are willing
to pay.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
Miss Ethel Parker accompanied
by Ollie and Matte Wallace, came
overland from Laramie last week
and have been having a good time
visiting at home and among
friends. They went on a picnic to
the Miner ranch yesterday and
took the Misses Maggie Andrews.
Blanche Waxheld and Axle Null
lison along with them. They ex-
pect to return to Laramie today.
George b. Prydr, .he very popu-
lar and %gentlemau;y clerk in the
hardware store OF Gus Jensen &
Bro, left for Rock Springs, where
he will today be united III mar
riage to Miss Anna Shedden of
that city. The newly married
couple will return here at once
and take up their residence iii
the little cottage known as the
Jessup property. The Sun ex-
tends congratulations to the happy
pair and wishes them a congenlal
married life.
Any man who will try 10 buy a
suit of clothes here is likely to be
pleased, not only with the style
and quality of goods, but also
with the very moderate prices.
We have received our Fall stock
and a show you the largest line
ever shown in Saratoga.
CosGRIFF Bros. Co.
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