, 1901-03-07
New spring goods at
CosGRFF Bios. Co.

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James Cowali was down from Col
Inns Monday. He reports that, owing
to the trouble which developed in
that community, the school, which he
was teaching, was discontinued after
"A four months term.
Richard Curtis, step-son of j. G.
Curtis of the Waterloo hotel, is very
sick with pneumonia, but is some bet
ter at present and while he is very
sick vet, hopes are entertained for his
recovery. DR.. Smither is in attend
ance.
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
and The Sun SOB i'll advance. Bet
ter order them.
Mn. and Mrs. E. S. Judd returned
from their visit to relatives in New
YORK state Friday. They have been
absent live months. Mr.. Judd is one
of the stockholders in the Syndicate
Copper Mining company very recent
ly organized and will forward the in
terests of that company by his pres
cnce
f. NJ. Baker came over from Raw
Inns Saturday and is stopping with
his brother, Il. W. Baker, the mana
ger of the Hot Springs Hotel. Mr..
Baker has about completed arrange
ments to go into partnership with
Curt Bremen and purchase the store
of Sterrett Il Luffkin, formerly the
Pilson store.
When you want drugs you want
the best and you get the best at
Goodwin's Drug Store.
Miss Violet Peters entertained sew
eral of her young friends yesterday
afternoon, at her home in the River
side addition. 1t being the eleventh
anniversary of her birth. The names
of those present were: Misses Viva
Hardin, Alma Walck, Mary and Mearl
Ditton, Hattie and Carrie Button
and Gussie Wykert.
Mrs. Nellie A. Andrews, who has
been visiting her children here for
the past three or four weeks, left for
her home in Denver Monday. MIR.
| Andrews is possessed of a very bright,
interesting mind and made a number
of warm friends while here and her
presence Will always be d welcome
one in this community.
Cosgriff Bros. Co. is the plsce to
see new spring goods.
The entertainment given at the
Library last Saturday evening was Il
VERY pleasant affair and was much En-
loved by all who attended. One OF
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song by Hazel Johnston, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Johns
ton and il was Il decided success. A
dance followed the program.
A. c. Epperson, president of the
Mammoth Copper Mining Company,
came down from the mountains last
week and made II business trip TO
Rawlins. He returned Sunday and
went tp to the mine Tuesday. He
says work is progressing finely on the
mine, and that a considerable quaint
ty of snow has fallen on the mountains
the past two weeks.
Have Won seen all the pretty goods
at Cosgriff Bros, Co.
Taylor Pcnnock had the misfortune
TO lose two of the horses from his
freight team last week. He had driv-
en- into town with a load of fright
and left the team fastened to a hitch
rack while he helped unload his son
Charles wagon. The team was then
taken home and the next morning
two of them we're dead. 1t is suppos-
ed they were overheated.
Ground has been broken for the
foundation of the new business build
ing of Doc McAnulty, on the vacant
lot immediately EAST of Frank Car
rolls saloon, 20 Y 40 feet, one story in
height with Il twelve foot ceiling. 1t
viii be fitted for a store room with Il
glass front. The contract has not
yet been let and Mr.. McAnulty has
not fully determined whether he will
build q brick or frame structure.
Mrs. j. A. King was down from
Collins recently on a visit to her moth
er. MIS-. Nellie A. Andrews. She re
turned home Sunday, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Andrews, who
will remain with her for Il couple of
weeks. Her husband. j. A. King, ac-
companied by d. +. Crout, went
down to Boulder. Colo. Il few days
ago, to consult "A physician concern
ing his health. He will he absent for
several weeks, or until his health i'm
proves,
just arrived, Il fine line of candies
at Goodwin's Drug Store.