, 1903-11-26

yesterday.
About every other mar we have
met the past three days has been
carrying "A fine turkey home for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. S. j. Casteel, passed through
here last week on her way home after
a visit of several weeks to friends in
California.
Mrs. j. +. crawford went to Raw
Inns Friday on "A visit to her daughter,
Mrs. George S. Adams. She return
ed Monday.
w. A. Stoddard, the owner of the
Mining journal, of Laramie, was a
city visitor the past week, leaving for
home Friday.
George Franklin went to Encamp-
ment Friday after his wife and baby.
who We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ue-
bel at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Woolsey
have gone up to take charge OF the
fdu'l Vi TThnh SltTTtit curing MS
stay in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gould went to
Rawlins Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Schilt of that place,
returning yesterday.
David d. Wagner was down from
his Cedar creek ranch this week
hunting hay hands, we suppose, hut
we did not ask him.
The work of laying the floor and
putting the front in the Mitwalsky
building is under way. Carpenter
Smith is bossing the job.
j. F. Simonson is a bachelor now.
having moved his family to town for
the winter. They are occupying "A
part of the Ferris cottage.
/. NJ. CONFESS went to the railroad
the past week with four young thor
ough-bred Short Horn bulls, which
he was shipping to Idaho.
w. B. Wykert returned Monday
from Eastern Kansas, where he had
been to attend the funeral of his mo-
ther, who died on the 14th inst.
In our write-up Of DIR. Anderson
last week we stated his age rs 20.
The DIR. is AZ years of age, though he
really ,ooks very much younger.
Porter B Coolidge, of the firm of
Chattrrton Il Coolidge, Rawlins,
passed through here Friday, ON his
way home, after IA visit to Pearl, Colo.
Miss Jessie Moore. the manager Of
the telephone exchange here, was
able to be in attendance at the office
yesterday, after "A couple of weeks of
illness.
+. l.. Stewart, George Arnold,
Per johnson and John Peterson We're
all down from Encampment this
week to make entry of timber and
stone lands.
NJ. w. Shafe has purchased the TT.
Steele store of Cosgriff Bros. Co. j.
6. Rumsey, the general manager for
the company; has moved his head
quarters to WaIcott.
The Misses Rowen entertained d
few of their friends at "A Thanksgiv-
ing dinner today. Those present
were Pref. II. ID. Stearns, William
Woods, X. b. Adams, Fred Clark
and Miss Cora Sanders.
Winthrop Condict, accompanied by
his son Winthrop, Dr., came down
from Bennett Monday and Winthrop
,]r. took the stage for Cheyenne,
where he will again enter the public
school which resumed Monday.
William Billinger. of Greedy, Colo,
the father of Mrs. l.. w. McAuulty,
arrived here on Mondays stage, on IA
visit to his daughter. He is in poor
health and may remain for some time
if the climate here agrees with him.
A private letter from Mrs. G.. NJ.
Scribner, who is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wright, at Unadilla, Neb.,
shows that she is fully as fond of
Saratoga AS she is of tina. little town.
1t took her from Monday night until
Thursday night to reach her desti-
nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Lefferts, of
Encampmant, We're in the city this
week, ON IA visit to their father and
mother. They left ON the stage yes.
terday for the railroad, bound to
Omaha. They will go to California
shortly, where Mr.. Letferts will lie
sent in the interest OF his house.
Mayor McAnally is having some
very much needed work done ON the
street crossings, in the way of grad
ing. The sidewalk ON River street,
rear the electric light WORKS, is
in bad shape from the last storm aud
needs attention. Bridge street also
needs grading up again, SO that water
will not stand in pools.
Miss Ora Ainsworth gave IA "FIinch"
party at her home last night. This is
II new kind of card game, played with
special cards made for the purpose.
This game has been all the rage in
the eastern states but this party is
the first of the kind III Saratoga.
Those present We're the Misses Rowen,
Miss Cora Sanders, Miss Emma sam
Mrs. j. n. Hendricks, Curtis
h. Bremen, Prof. Stearns, Will
Woods, Il. b. Adams and Fred Clark.