, 1903-05-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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a bunch of horses belonging to Jack
Card.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Meason
are rejoicing in the arrival of an 81
pound girl at their home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Willard II. Mead and family
were Saratoga visitors the past week,
the guests of the family of G. NJ.
Scribner.
Geo. Callahan, of ten Mile, receiv-
ed word that his sister, who resides in
Twin Bridges, Mimi, was dead, and
Mr.. Callahan left Tuesday to attend
the funeral.
j. G.. Rumsey, general manager for
Cosgrif Bros. Co. has been up this
week, looking over the affairs of the
company at this place.
James Phillips and j. F. Rose, who
went up north to procure gold sand
for use in the Horton amalgamator,
are expected to return shortly.
L. V. Bruce, superintendent of the
Carbon Timber Company, was down
from the Barrett creek tie camp this
week. He now resides in Mrs. Grams
cottage.
Mrs. Alexander Spear and son,
Master Stephen, of Riverside are
here visiting with Mrs. w. H. Large.
Mrs. Spear is taking baths at the hot
springs.
Mrs. l.. d. Peck has a chicken in
cubator from which 81 out of 100
eggs Matched, and the chickens are
doing well. This is much better than
the average hatch from on incubator
DR.. B. E. Burger, who formerly
resided in Encampment, but who has
been in Denver the past winter, was
up to Encampment the first of the
week to close up some mining bust
ness which he had on hands at that
place.
Rev. j. G. Reinhardt, of Kasson,
Mimi, arrived here last Saturday,
and held forth in the PRESBYTERIAN
church both morning and evening.
He will hold services again next Sun
day.
Mrs. Oscar House, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Farrell, and her lit
tie daughter, came in on Mondays
stage from Durango, Colo, and will
spend several months visiting her
parents.
Robert Helvey, the freighter, has
the contract to haul the machinery of
the Elk Mountain Mining Company
out to the mine from Walcott as soon
as it arrives, which will be within a
day or two.
The strike in Denver has interfered
with the shipment of DR.. Lougeay's
furniture, instruments, etc, from that
place, but he has received word that
they are now on the way and may be
expected here any day.
There will be a meeting of the
Presbyterian congregation next Sun
day evening after the services, for the
purpose of considering the matter of
issuing a call to Rev. R~einhardt, who
is here OF trial.
The Sun is in receipt of a ne s.
letter from Walcott which arrived too
late for insertion in last weeks ape
and which will be too old for this
weeks issue. This is our apology for
its non-appearance.
O. c. Blacken came in from the
Brush creek tie camp Tuesday Q
ing for "A few days. The creeks froze
up during the last cold weather,
making it necessary to stop the drive
until they thawed out.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wood has been quite
80
Ill the past two weeks with bronchi.
tbs, but is improving at this time.
DR.. Burke was CALLED out to Cedar
creek to attend it Friday evening.
The improvements in the residence
and surrounding grounds of c. w.
Scott go rapidly forward. MI. Scott
is going to have one of the most de-
sirable residences in town when he
gets the present improvements done,
Miss Roberta B. Robnett, County
superintendent of Schools, now re-
sides with her mother at the ranch of
w. ii. Johnston, down the river.
Miss Robnett aud her mother were in
the CITY recentlv and Me. D1l.