, 1902-12-25
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Note IN new real estate AL of C..
f. Holck in this issue.
John w. ClufT has had his dwelling
house lighted with electricity.
Mrs. :. j. Farris is recovering and
will soon he able to be out again.
Sunday evening Rev. Brundage
will preach III Freedom Of Thought
Newt Rankin and Robert Deal
were down from Encampment Mon
day.
Miss Bertha Mowry was down
from upper South Spring creek the
past week.
f. \. Larsen, the proceryman, was
delivering his goods on II sleigh the
first of the week.
c. A. Cook and w. w. Meader
were down from Brush creek the
first of the week
Miss Percy Gross. who has been
teaching school at Phillips, Wye. has
returned to Bennett.
Christmas service at st. Barnabu.
Sn'iItH at IL tlotk- a.. III. EpfIilibl
and Holy Communion.
NJ. i. Hassett was down from En-
campment this week shaking hands
with his many friends here.
DIR. Ellis has moved his office in
to the Hotel Wolf and will be found
there in future both night and day.
W. W. Petty of the saw mill firm
of Chase IL Petty, was in town yes
terday and made The sun II business
call.
The installation of officers took
place in the Masonic Lodge Tuesday
evening. The ceremonies Were pri-
vate.
Lloyd c. Epperson arrived home
Sunday from AN extended visit in the
west. which included the city of San
Francisco.
County Superinte ,dent Miss Ger
trude Huntington arrived here yes
terday from Rawlins and will remain
for the holidays.
Mrs. p. +. Cover is improving
rapidly. The wounded hand is doing
nicely and, barring a little stiffness,
will soon be all right.
Dave Richmond made Il trip TO
Brush creek Saturday after horses.
He has pasture for his surplus horses
ON the Wrisinger ranch.
Wallis f. McSparren. manager of
the Electric Light Company, left for
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Christmas with his family.
f. q. CRUDE. of the Eucampment
Transportation Company, passed
through here Sunday on his way to
Denver, where he will spend the hol-
idays.
c. w. Scott, the jeweler. leaves
Saturday for II months visit with his
wife and little daughter Florence,
who are spending the winter in Cali
fornia.
Rev. Bainton preached to a fair
congregation at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday morning. The sub
iect of his sermon was christmas
Cheer
p. +. Hull, Joseph Plat. d. NJ.
Blair and ID. +. Crout came down
from Beaver creek Friday to attend
the monthly meeting Of the Knights
of Maccabers.
c. b. Brrgquist is down from En-
campment for the HOLIDAYS. lie says
the rock in the Svea begins to look
line and he believes IL will turn ont
to be a shipper.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage, on the evening of Dec. 3lst, of
Miss Mabel Josephine Meason and
Harry p. LetfeIt. The Wedding will
take place at the ranch.
The smallpox scare has all blown
over. No new cases have developed
aud those who are afflicted are get
ting along very nicely. 1t was con
sidered safer to continue ON with the
school than to dismiss it.
There is great interest being taken
in the Shakespeare Club, which mee,s
every Monday evening at the Public
Library. The meeting for next Mon
day night will be fully aS interesting
as those that have preceded it.
Mrs. Matthew Watt and little
daughter left Yesterday for Rawlins,
where they will spend Christmas
with Mrs. Watts mother. From this
it is TO he presumed that Matt" will
'dine at home, Christmas day, on
John rabbit and fried bread.
Gus Jensen returned Friday from
his trip To Denver, Omaha and other
points. He reports AN abundance Of
snow in Nebraska and that the city
of Omaha has enjoyed fine sleighing
for the past three weeks.
The firm OF Bradford Il Meason, Of
the Saratoga Meat Market, have dis
solved partnership Mr.. Bradfor re-
firing and Mr.. M-ason continuing ON
in the business. Mr.. Bradford has
not made up mis- mind rs Ia what
business he will engage in.
Lou Massey, who was So badly hurt