, 1903-01-01
SARATOGA CHIPS.

'iSiiofs rftuay.
Hugh and Lester Mowry we're city
visitors Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Finney is over from Raw
Inns on a visit to relatives.
/. G. Plat passen through here
Friday, bound for Denver.
The new residence of W. @. For
ney is enclosed and the work is prog
ressing favorably.
Bert Walker is assisting in f. n.
Larson's store while his brother Will
is in quarantine.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Uebell,
Tuesday night a girl. mother and
child doing nicely.
Oliver Paulson is down from the
Brush creek tie camp this week. He
will TO return Saturday.
Mrs. W. F. Webb and Miss Jessie
Moore returned Monday from their
visit to Walden Colorado.
c. X. Topping, the mining man,
passed through here recently. on his
way to the upper country.
Miss \nne Jensen ARR 7ed from
Omaha Thursday night on a weeks
visit to her relatives here.
Wallis f. McSparren returned to.
day from Denver, where he spent
Christmas with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Paulson are
rejoicing over the advent of a little
girl which was born last night.
Harvey Eager came up from Fort
Steele Saturday, where he has been
with the firm Of Cosgrif Bros. Co.
c. NJ. Scnbner has arranged to
have his Lake creek ranch connected
with the Saratoga telephone X
change.
Leroy Hiney and wife are now
Saratoga residents, having moved in
from their ranch, in Elk Hollow, for
the winter.
Mrs. James j. Rowen, the wife of
Judge Rowen, arrived here last : itr
urday, and the family will make this
their future home.
The ice harvest is ON. The ice is
about fifteen inches i'll thickness and
az clear az crystal, as the finest print
can he read through the cakes.
G.. w. Scott left on Saturdays
stage for Los Angeles, Calf, where
he will join his wife and little daugh-
ter Florence for u months visit.
G. +. Cory, representing the I'm
derwood type writer, was a city visi-
tor the first of the week. He left 70
Encampment on Tuesdays stage.
Robert Brown, who has been en-
gagged in working a coal mine. over
beyond Copperton, returned home 10
spend the holidays with his family.
W. b. Harden and o. G. Blacken
came down from the tie camp 1T
Brush creek to spend Christmas at
home, They returned TO the camp
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. FL. f. Jones and F.
o. Williams left FRIDAY for il visit q
California. Miss Maude and Frank
Jones will take care Of the ranch du-
ring thtlr absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Meredith
were over Saturday on land final
proof business. Mr.. Meredith en-
rolled himself among The sun sub
scribers while here.
Mrs W. b. Harden aud family and
Mrs George +. Somerby and family
spent yesterday at the hospitable
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs Frank White.
on North Spring creek,
Charles Mccain came down from
Chase x Petty's saw mill, on Spring
creek. Friday. After spending IA few
days in town he went out to b. j.
Fouts' ranch OH Spring creek.
Martin Hawkins, IA carpenter of
Rawlins. and an old friend of +. s.
Judd, came oN er from that place last
Thursday to spend Christmas with
Mr.. Judd and family. Mr.. Hawkins
will remain in the city for some time.
Mrs. &. p. Glemmons and children
and Mrs. II. l.. Kuykendall left
Tuesday for Rawlins, where they go
to pay their mother, Mrs. |. G. Mil
Ter, u visit, previous to her leaving
for California.
\. NJ. Startzell, one of the solid
men of Carbon county, passed
through Saratoga Tuesday, On his
way 10 Eucampment, where he goes
to examine some mines in the noun
taniS adjacent to that city.
Mrs. W. ii. Greene gave a very
pleasant little party in honor of her
daughter Annie's fifteenth birthday,
ON the evening of the 18th of last
month. The Sun inadvertently over
looked this in the last issue.
Torges Nekolaison, of Elk Noun
tain, was Il city visitor Saturday, be-
ing a witness in the final timber
proof Of Mrs. Edwin Meredith and
Claus Christianson. Mr.. Nekolaison
will read The Sun for the next year.
Last Monday evening u grey wolf
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