, 1902-01-23

The Want family are now all out
of danger. Ira, the eldest boy, who
was SO ill with pneumonia, is now re-
covering rapidly.
William and I. c. Plat, D. F.
Crout, j. A. King and p. E. Hull
were all down from the Beaver creek
settlement Friday and Saturday.
w. G. Woolsey, of Pass creek, was
in town yesterday. He has a very
peculiar but effective hand shake.
We appreciate such shakes, though,
very much.
Special in Mems suits. At
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
Mr.. Judd, who OWNS a 80 foot lot,
fronting OF Bridge street, just west
of the dry goods store of A. Petrie &
Co, has had a substantial sidewalk
laid the full width of the lot.
They make a specially of Sunday
dinners at the Hot Springs Hotel.
Take your wife and go try them. She
will enjoy a little rest. u-9-3w.
F. G. Wolf, the proprietor of the
Hotel Wolf, went down to Cheyenne
last Thursday to be present at the
funeral of his friend, Morris Wasser-
man, which took place there on Fri
day.
Mrs. Fl. A. Dyer has rented the
building recently occupied by the
Record. She is having it repaired
and fixed up in good shape and as
soon as it is ready she will move her
millinery store into it.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Large have
moved into the house of W. B. Har-
den in Riverside addition. Mr..
Large, who is in the employ of the
Olympia Mining Company, came
down from that place Sunday.
DR.. jolly, the family physician of
Mrs. b. E. Jones, was called over
from Rawlins last week to see Mrs.
Jones son Robert, who has been ill
with scarlet fever. The doctor also
went to see DR.. Smither while here.
Alfred Heath has been appointed
agent for the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. He is ready
to furnish bonds of any kind and for
any amount on application.
Baker Il Bremen are through with
the repairs and alterations on their
large an commodious store building
and are now arranging their goods in
the large sales room. They have one
of the best lighted and most CON
venieat store rooms i'll the city.
The city bastile has been moved
over onto the bank of the river, lust
back of McAnulty's blacksmith shop.
The pound house is also situated near
the bastile, and the howls of the i'm
pounded canine now mingle with
the solos of the i~ncarcerated inebri-
ate.
j. A. Van Meter was very liz last
Saturday and for a time his life was
despaired of. He is now able to be
out and attend to his business. His
trouble is "a weak heart and it was ag-
gravated by the taking of too large
doses of a patent medicine for rheu-
matism.
Try Cream Flour" which is just
as good as its name indicates. For
sale by Baker q Bremen.
Fl. w. Haines, who went east with
sheep, returned Friday. He had
started to the Omaha market but met
a buyer at Grand Island and dispos-
ed of his shipment without going fur
Their. They will be fed at Grand Is
land. Mr.. Haines said he realized a
very fair price for the bunch.
Harry Wellman, one of the proprie-
tors of the Battle Lake Miner, came
down from that place Tuesday and
went out to Cheyenne and Denver to
be gone three or four weeks. Harry
says business is fairly good in his
camp and that the prospects for the
coming spring are very bright.
Cleanliness is next to godliness.
Baths 25cts at the Hot Springs bath
house.
III. Hughes, the bottling works
man, is having a cold storage house
built for the purpose of storing
Zang's beer in it mex summer. Mr..
Hughes has accepted the agency for
thai make of beer and will keep it ON
hand in future. The building is to
be 22x24 and one story in height.
Magnetic healing is the only
dy that will cure all diseases and in
juries quickly and permanently. Try
it and be convinced.
ANNA S. THOMPSON,
at the Waterloo.
Glenn Scott, who was home for the
holidays, returned to his work at Col
den Colo, where he is taking u full
course in the Colorado State School
of Mines. He entered last Septem-
Der and it will take two years to fin
ish. He will be qualified, when he
graduates, to take "a position, as a di-
plomG from that school will secure
him work anywhere in that line, so
valuable is its reputation.