North Park union., 1901-04-05
Local News

Walden Monday from a stay OF soy
ersl months at Rand.
Mrs. Langhoff Of Walden, ias takep
position as housekeeper for AlF
James Taylor at Hebron.
The last report from Rey. John
Oliver Of Hebron, vas that he was
recovering from his late sickness.
Mrs. VIM. A. Baldwin OF Rand
came In town Monday night She IL
on her Say to LaFamie for q few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Frank Lyons Of Pipkham
ton, who has been tarrying in town
for few weeks, went to her bone
last Saturday. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves of the Cana
dian were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Kerr on last Saturday and g
portion of Sunday.
]. 7. shippey returned to his ranch
on the West Side last Wednesday,
accompanied by. Mesdames Nixon
and Sorensen.
/; Miss Della Dawson left Walden
last Tuesday in company with her
father for a trip to Fort Collins, Den.
yer, and later to Iowa.
First class onions just picked over,
$3.50 per hundred by the sack. Cab
bage, $500 per hundred by the sack,
- z. Z. MosMAN.
Mrs. Andrew Norell of the West
side was Visiting friends in town last
Sunday. She called at the homes of
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. DAWSON.
Monday night, April lst, there was
a well attended dance at the ranch Of
james Taylor, near Hebron. A small
party of Waldenites were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorensen and Mrs
Nixon, from the West side have been
spending a few days in town visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Shippey.
A Mas Mead of Fort Collins has
been engaged to teach the Canadian
school, and her term began April lst,
The term is to continue as long as
the teacher wants the school
Mrs. Sol. Nixon of Higho, formerly
of Denver, in company with Mrs.
shtppey, were pleasant callers at the
UNION Office last Saturday. Call
again ladies-you are always well
come.
Jerome Decker with four horses
hitched to the street scraper and held
down by such ponderous bodies as
Ken MacCallum, Walter Martin ct al
plowed furrows through the deep
snow ON our streets Thursday.
A very pleasant and social time
was had last Sunday afternoon at the
Editors home, being participated In
by friends young and old. The weea
before similar time was had at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Ship
pey.
In the law suit between j. T. Ship.
pey and Silas Haskins, in which the
plaintiff sued to recover $40 for hay
alleged to have been sold two year:
ago, and tried before q. II. Cowdrcy
Esq, last Monday, the plaintiff re.
covered $40; and the court entered
judgment against him for costs, which
were about $50. The sui. had
been brought before Justice Hawortll
and taken on chan g Of venue to Jus.
tice Beckwith, and again to the court
above named where it was finally
tried.
In giving an account Of the "Orgau
Fund Entertainment last week the
name of Mary Riggen was again
omitted from the list Of performers
That seems to be Mary's luck. But
this time she had company. The
performance was a dialogue, a do
mestic scene, called "He Tried to
Tell His Wife" Boon McCallum
took the part of the husband and
Mary played wife. The piece was
well performed, and Mary showed
good acting qualities, especially in
the last act, where she hurled piece
of bread at her husband with a pre-
cision that nearly knocked Boon'l
eye out This was the irritated wife'a
closing argument.