, 1903-11-12

SARATOGA CHIPS.

ton, WAS IN town saturday.
Ben Swanson, wife and baby made
"A visit to Saratoga Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Davis spent Saturday
visiting Mrs. Horace G.. Wilcox.
Mrs. John T. Estey and family re-
turned from Butte, Mont. Sunday.
Angus Campbell was "A Saratoga
visitor Friday and Saturday of last
week.
H. c Marsh, of the Florence mine,
near Holmes, is visiting the family of
j. +. Crawford, this week.
w. NJ. Harrison, of Carroll, Iowa.
was ii caller at this office Saturday.
He is looking up a location.
r. w. DYER left last Thursday for
Washington, d. c., where he goes on
"A visit TO relatives of five or six weeks.
Jacob Reed, the f~reighter, took the
iI''iN'il'f' S'otlN VI WITS. redIh TO
Rawlins. leaving here Tuesday morn.
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. X. f. G.. Hunting
ton, their daughter, Mrs. Heath, and
son Albert, left for Rawlins on Tues
days stage.
Mic IaGyiA NaAra tln ,.r. . H,,,,,.
manager of the telephone exchange
at this place, is confined to her home
with "A severe cold.
George Wissel, the electrician, left
for Laramie last week, where he goes
TO take charge of the electric light
works at that place.
Oscar Peterson, who has been en-
ployed at the Ferris Haggarty mine
the past summer, came down from
that place Tuesday.
Jesse d. Fouts, wife and baby
were Saratoga visitors Saturday, at
which time Mr.. Fouts made final
homestead proof on his land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walter enter.
rained Col. Cody and Major Powell
at luncheon last Friday. The party
vas on its way up to Grand Encamp-
ment.
Davis Grippe came down from
Spring Saturday AS Il witness on fin
al homestead proof. This is Mr..
Cripe's first visit to Saratoga in
eighteen months.
Alvin Harden, his sister Viva, and
Violet Large, paid u visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Harden, at the ranch of
W. II. Mead, on Pass creek, Satur-
day, returning Sunday.
The storm of Yesterday lifted "A
barn right off of five head of horses
and dashed it to the ground, leaving
the horses standing there unhurt.
The barn was wrecked.
Prof. X. ID. Stearns, Rev. w. D..
Mclean, Nellie Kienzle, and Made
line McPhail all went ont to the
ranch of Alex. McPhail Friday eve
nlng, returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Greene enter.
tanned IA few friends at dinner Sunday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C
f. Holck, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stanley.
Prof. Stearns and Rev. Mclean.
The express office has been moved
to the cigar store of L. L. Gould,
who will look after the business from
this on. The change was made to-
day.
State Senator, W. G.. Henry, and
bride, arrived here Sunday evening
from Walcott and remained over
night, continuing on their journey to
Encampment Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Greene enter
tanned the senior Christian Endeavor
society last Tuesday evening. Games
and refreshments occupied the even
ing. There were about 70 present.
Prof l.. S. Trapp, who has had his
library stored at the residence of
j. ". Heather, sent for them recent
" and they were taken TO the rail
road Saturday by William Torbett.
MIR. and Mrs. c. j. Henesy aud
children. who live at the Encamp-
ment tie camp, were down from that
place Saturday on land business.
They returned TO the camp Sunday.
Miss Edith Rowen, the efficient
post office clerk at this place, is visit
ing with MIR. and Mrs. A. Ii. McDou
gall at the Brush creek tie camp.
She went up to that place Saturday
and will Ice absent about "A week.