, 1902-11-20
CHIPS.

49, county "Ouudy mOTnlng.
Newton Rankin was an out bound
passenger on yesterdays stage
Rev. H. f. Brundage returned
Monday from his trip to Rawlins.
Robert Deal returned from Ne.
braska last Saturday night with a car
load of horses.
G. W. Drinkard left for his old
Missouri home Sunday where he will
spend the winter.
Stone masons are at work on the
foundation of the Mitwalsky hotel
and meat market.
Harry Wellman, of the Battle
Lake Miner, went out to Rawlins on
yesterdays stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Tilton were
down last evening to attend the meet.
OF the Eastern Star.
Otto Huston returned SATURDAY.
rom his Oregon trip, looking much
the better for the outing.
John w, Huston was down from
E|ncampment the first of the week af-
ter a four horse load of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Greene enter.
tanned Rev, E. f. Gifen and Rev.
%Brnndage at dinner Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Young. of
Bennett, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Adams last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Adams and
children left yesterday for Barnes
vile, Mo-, where they will go on a
visit.
Mrs. j. d. Parker and Miss Alice
Schuett, her niece, who is visiting her
this winter, were city visitors the past
week.
Rev. Brundage and Rev. Giffen e1-
changed pulpits Sunday, Rev. Brun-
dage going to Rawlins Saturday for
that purpose.
j. T. Beagle returned from Love
land, Colo, Tuesday where he had
been to attend ais wife during her
last illness.
Mrs. Sophia Oberg left yesterday
Tor the Indian Territory, where she
will visit with her daughter, Aman.
da, now Mrs. 6. w. Bell, for five or.
six months.
w. j. Kennaday returned from a
six months visit to Montana last week.
Billy, as his friends call him, is
just as good natured as ever and
twice AS natural "
Andrew McMicken, of the law firm
of McMicken & Blydenburgh, of
RawIins, who had been up the coun.
try on legal business, passed out to
the railroad Wednesday.
The sheet and pillow case dance
given by the Jollies last Friday night
was a very pleasant affair. There
were not very many maskers, but
everyone enjoyed the dance.
Judge w. T. Peryam and Major
Alters, two old Rrizzled veterans
who have been voyaging ON life's sea
for 10 these many years, were down
from Riverside the past week.
G. NJ. Scribner, who has the
freighting contract for the Carbon
Timber Company tie camps, was in
town Tuesday. He SAYS he is get.
ting along finely with his contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Penuock, ac-
companied by their son Frank, left
Saturday for Augusta, Ills, where
they expect to spend the winter.
Their son Edward has been at Aug
usta for some.
j. j. Bohan, better known as
"Rancher jack" arrived from Raw
Inns Saturday. The Ease against him
for holding up Plummer's saloon was
continued until the spring term and
Jack was admitted to bail.
Rev. II H. McQuilkin, the pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN church of Chey-
enne, arrived here Tuesday and has
been assisting in the services at the
Pr lsbyterinn church. He will re-
main until Friday. Rev. McQuilkiu
has reputation of being one of the
most popular ministers in Cheyenne.
The Jollies met at the home of
Miss Achsah Mullison Tuesday even
ing. After the meeting light refresh
ments were served 1t is reported
that several new names were added
to the roster, but this report has not
oeen confirmed. The evening was
spent in making doll hats for the La.
les Aid Society.
w. F. McSparren, the manager of
the electric light works here. made
a trip to Encampnent the first of the
week. Mr.. McSparren was foreman
of the construction gang, for the
Denver Electric Light company be-
fore he came out here and he con-
templates returning to Denver and
resuming his old position.
Mrs. b Z. Gariock left for White
CLOUD, Kansas, Yesterday. Mr.. Gar
lock will remain here for some time
in nrlAr To strninhAnn mn hin h...i.ana