North Park union., 1901-08-02

Chicago ILL.,, came in Thursday. ne
will take your measure t.nd make yoT
suit and guarantee q perfect fit and
ali at reasonable prices. Gall on him
at Mosman House.
I Messrs. Ulysse Weuve and Chas.
YWinslow of Fort Collins, having fin
ished their outing In the Park, took
their departure for the Laramie river
Monday morning, where they will re-
main fishing and rustioating few
days Longer before returning TO their
homes. Ns"
Ralph and Mrs. Coyte took their
little daughter, Bertha, home to the
franch Sunday morning. Bertha has
been here, sick with that terrible dis
ease, typhoid fever, for five weaks;
hut we are glad to report that she is
now so far recovered as to be out OF
danger.
Mrs. Maggie Kerr came home on
the stage Tuesday night, from three
months visit with her sick mother,
Mrs. McNally, in Montana. Her
mothers sickness is lingering, but
she is badly Frustrated. If she re-
covers sufficiently they will bring her
back TO the Park
In his recent ascension with the
Denver Post Balloon, Mr. Sibley had
some real wild west experiences, and
was badly scared, and scraped over
brush, hills and through ravines be-
fore he could stop his airship; but
that is the experience of all who ex-
pertinent with flying machines.
Don't go to McCrcery & Book to
buy the best heating stoves, ranges,
and stove repairs in this neck Of the
woods, unless you want to buy where
you can buy for the least money, and
if perchance you are from Missouri,
call in and be shown when in our
town. MoCREERY & Book,
Jul If P.O.box 727, Ft. Collins, Colo.
Our local is away behind times
lately in gathering up the news.
He omitted, VERY Internationally
for syhich he sincerely apologies, to
make mention of the Ladies of Wal
den giving their ice cream sociablc at
the city hall from which they real
lied the snug little sum of s24.0O.
The proceeds are to go to the pay
ment of the preachers salary.
W. T. Shortridge, constable, and
NJ. p. Hanford, representing the
National Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
both of Fort Collins, were in the Park
this week transacting business. Nh.
Hanford was pleased with his success
among our ranchmen, and the hospi-
tality and good cooking of the wives
and daughters of said ranchmen cap
tured him completely. That's the
kind we have up herc.
\ tourist from New York City,
one from Boston, and one from Chi
cago, are rusticating in the Park for
few weeks, and stopping with Il
family up the Michigan, who are
pretty busy these days; so the women
folks call on their visitors to help run
the machine on wash day, and the
gentlemen respond most cheerfully.
That's the kind of visitors to have
there's nothing like being useful.
A jolly party Of picnicers, on
tour for fun and recreation, camped
at the Michigan a few days this week.
They consisted of G. A. Hayward and
family of Sterling (CoIo.) Lumber Co..
Homer Hayward and family of Long
mont Lumber Co., Martha L. Finch
of Chicago, Sadie McKelvey of Mount
Vernon. ILL.,, Nellie NJ. White of Los
Angeles, Cal, II. Herbert White of
Sterling, Colo, Dios Hagle of Flora,
LII.
Mrs. j. G. Ish and daughters and
Mrs. j. l.. Ish were pleasant callers
at the UNION Office last Sunday; but
our local was SO much overcome by
the presence of so many ladies all in
bunch in carriage, that he forgot
to ask them to get out and come in
and make themselves "to hum"
Pshawl how imperlite u fcller can be
when he's kind er frustrated. But
come oftener ladies, and we'll get
better acquainted.
If any of our people saw, last