, 1903-07-02

Forest Ranger Mullison came down
from the Carbon Timber Company's
camp in the Brush creek country
Saturday.
Miss Julia and Jennie Campbell,
accompanied by their cousin, Archie
CAMPBELL, were over for the play
Tuesday evening.
f. G. Wolf, the proprietor of the
Hotel Wolf, has Il neat little hose
cart for use in caring for the hose
used in his hotel.
Miss Rowena Rowen left for Brush
creek Sun, dy. where she will take
charge of the school at that place for
the next two months.
G. C. Young and Master Robert,
Miss hiollic f. Drinkard and Caleb
| A. Cook were AL down from Brush
creek Friday on land business.
Miss Jennie Wirht, a niece of \. j.
kennaday, was in the city yesterday,
in company with Mr. kennaday. She
will make her home with her uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Sterrett en'er-
~tertained Dean james Cope from
Saturday until Tuesday; also Bishop
Graves and son for dinner Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Toole, accompanied
by Bishop Graves and son, left for
Snake river tuesday, where the
Bishop will pass two weeks i'll hunt
ing anl fishing.
Jeweler Scott has effected ii com
plete transformation of his place,
with the aid of carpenters and lots
of paint, and 1T is 10Y Ii oi the
handsomest residences III the city.
George ). Adams and l.. H. VIII
son returned Monday from ii two
weeks trip into the mountains near
Douglas creek, where they were
working out assessment ON mining
claims.
Mrs. II. b. Jennings and little son
Richard came over from Raw,ins
Saturday and are stopping at the
home OF Mrs. Jennings father, G..
W. Maxfield. They will remain un-
TIL after the 18th.
Saratoga will be deserted on the
ith, as every body intends 10 take hIs
best girl under hIs arm and 90 up "
Encampment; to help the people up
there twist the lions tail and ma Ike
the eagle scream.
Richard Savage was in the city
Tuesday, He says that his daugh-
tiers, Pearl and Georgia, expect to
spend IA part OF the summer with rel.
atives in Canada and the rest of the
family on the ranch.
james NJ. Bridgeford and family
arrived here Friday from Puuca,
Neb. MIR. Bridgeford is IA brother
in-law of +. z. Andrews and is look.
ing for a location, having sold his
farm in Centre Point. Iowa.
j. w. Huston returned from his
trip to Salt Lake City yesterday
looking line. alter the outing and re.
ports ii very pleasant time. His
cousin, j. A. Thompson, of Salt Lake
City, came home with him for d
months visit.
The members of the Ladies Aid
society spent the day yesterday at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. |. ".
Want. A meeting of the society
was held during the day and the
women partook of "a delicious dinner.
the handiwork Of Mrs. Want.
j. A. King, wife and daughter, who
have been sojourning i'll Salt Lake
City the past three weeks, passed
through here today, ON their way to
bennington, where they will speud
"A month, after which time they will
return to their home in Cheyenne.
Wallis F. McSparren, the manager
OF the electric light plant at this
) place, who had just returned from "a
visit to his family Monday, received a
telegram Tuesday morning that his
wife had died the night before. He
left for Denver ON the stage Tuesday.
Andrew Olson, the general super
intendent of the Carbon Timber
Company, wa i'll town this week.
He says the company has been very
fortunate in the handling Of their
ties this spring, o having d single
tie hung up on any Of the creeks this
season.
Wild roses are III full bloom along
the river bank and the air is redoleut