North Park union., 1901-12-27

It would seem sxpcss busiuees q
this season, ought 70 be pushsd with
all vigor.
Twsnty.four degrees below zero on
last Saturday week ID the coolest
wsather Walden bus cxpcrisnoed 70
far this winter.
Prot Daley snd Misses Oampbsll
and Norris were candidates who took
examinations last Friday and Satur.
day for teachers certificates.
Was II the door or the people that
caused things to seom 30 slippery At
the dance tho other nightf But
didn't they tumble around for avhile7
Report comes TO town that Chas.
Riggen had found employment in the
Encampment for both his teams and
aud is running them every day and
at good wages.
All our shops seomed 10 be busy
Monday and Tuesday dispensing
holiday goods to please old and
young. When Walden makes an Of
fort il can do good deal In most
any line.
A large crowd Of people werc IN
town last Saturday, and considerable
of purchasing Of Santa Claus goods
was the rule at the Ladies' Counter 1t
the Drug store also at tho big sup.
/, ply at Mosmsn's.
Ray Mosmnn lost calf by gray
wolves few nights ago. Ray al.
most caught the beast ia the act,
/ Mrs. Patton as chairman Of the
decorating committee, put in faith
full work on Monday nnd Tuesday.
Andrew and Mrs. Peterson were
in town Monday consulting Santa
| Claus in behalf of the little folks.
Mr.. G. o. Elmes OF Pearl was In
town Saturday. He is looking after
the proper Incorporation OF Pearl As
a town.
The members OF the grammar de.
partment Of school, made Professor
Daley Christmas present of An clc-
CANT carving set. They purchased
it at our new jcwelry emporium run
by Hankins d Slice.
The old UNION otllce, that old ono
story log building in front Of the city
we'll, has been torn down 10 be placed
on a back lot We understand .
new building will be erected on the
old site next spring.
Mr. John Myers, living with Es-
quire Cowdrsy is taking some fine
views of mountains and landscape
, scopes and having them finished al
: Walden, and sends them back to his
homo in Pennsylvania.
The dance given by the Woodmen
at their hall was an entertainment
that furnished enjoy ment for several
hours to scores OF young people. II
was real nice and enjoyable dance.
: VIM. Dryer, Dave Hendrickson and
Eslie Wynn furnished the music.
Attendance at school last Monday
and Tuesday was little scant on
account OF a few of tho pupils going
homo to spend tho holidays. HOPE
they will all come refreshed for good
hard work when the New Year BE-
gins.
Cards are out announcing
} the coming marriage Of George
W. Winterburn, Jr., 70 Miss
: Willima Kennedy Of Pearl, Colombo.
The hsppy event will take place At
Pearl, January lst, 1901. Congratu-
latlons will soon bo in order.
n Harry Green walked Into our Of
, fec few days ago, paid up his
subscription and . year IN advance
for sister 1T Boulder and also
subscribed for two magazines Cos
mopolitsn and Munssy's. Harry
wants something to read this winter
and has made good selection. Let
others do likewise.
In noticing the vast difference BE-
tween Walden's frst Christmss Tree
in the school house in 1894, and the
one of 1901. Rev. Tibbetts mads
touching remarks on Christmas Eve,
manifestiug his profound pleasure at
tho satisfactory advancement made
in Waideh's growth aud spread OF
religious influence since then. And
) others joined with him
The business 6rns of Walden