, 1903-01-15
SARATOGA CHIPS.
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last Saturday.
j. B. Hassett has been quite i'll the
past ten DAYS.
Frank Sterrett was down from
Brush creek Tuesday.
NJ. f.. Taylor was in town from the
upper country Tuesday.
Matthew Watt was i'll from CO
dar creek the first of the week.
W. X. Housley was in from his
Sage creek coal bank the first of the
week.
Alfred Heath, who has been quite
III the past week. is improving at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hickok return
ed from a months visit to Nebraska
friends last Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pet
ty, OIL Thursday evening, a girl. All
concerned are doing nicely.
George E. Somerby came down
from the French creek tie camp last
week on a visit TO his family.
George O. Baker was down from
Dillon, where he has taken up his
residence. the first of the week.
H. D. Ryan and family came down
from his saw mill on French creek
and are stopping at the Gels hotel.
c. C. Young and c. A. Cook were
in from Brush creek Tuesday, re-
turning to that place Wednesday.
DIR. Burke has quarantined the
family of John Anthems, N Of the
boys having broken n with small
poX.
George Baker of Saratoga is a new
and welcome citizen of Dillon. He
has entered the employ Of Joe Leigh
ton.-Double-Jack.
George Sisson made a trip to the
Dewey mine the first of the week,
taking Tom Anderson and j. H..
Mullison out to that camp.
Hon j. j, Rowen left for Chey
enne Saturday, where he will attend
the Legislature, being one of the rep
resentalives from this county.
Ashley n Son have a large uew
sign on the front Of their place of
business, the product Of Win Ashley,
who is quite a genius in painting ami
designing.
Miss Madeline McPhail, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Alex. McPhail, was
taken down with small pox yesterday
afternoon and the family were placed
in quarantine by DIR. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II McDougall are
the -possessors OF a baby boy, born
Friday eN ening at IL o'clock. Both
mother and baby doing nicely, and
Alex. is eyincing signs of recovery.
Charlie Plummer, book and time
keeper for the Encampment branch
of the Carbon Timber Co., came
down from the camp Sunday. He
will remain in town until the last of
the week.
IF. Crawford, who is chief enroll
ing and %engrossing clerk of the sen
ate during the present state legisla-
ture, will return home today and *
poets TO az again for Cheyenne to-
morrow noon.
We are in receipt of AN invitation
to the wedding Of Miss Esther Glib
bons and Lester NJ. Simpson, to take
place at the home of the bride, in
Boise City, Idaho, ON "Wednesday the
18th, inst. Many of our itizrns will
r.,,,ap,l,Ar NJ. ND NJ Oh
bons and Miss Essie, who were resi-
dents of Saratoga for several years.
Mir. and Mrs. b. A. Lee were re-
leased from quarantine Tuesday. and
returned to their ranch yesterday.
Mrs. Lee has had the small poX, and
her husband was quarartined with
her 1t the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charlie Wilcox Both Mrs. Wilcox
and daughter Eiva, who have had
the disease, are nearly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas L. Webber
came in from the railroad Friday aud
went on up to Encampnent, where
they will make their home, Tuesday.
The Sun acknowledges a pleasant
call. Tommy is one of the stirling
young men of this country, aud his
host OF friends wish he and his bride
a happy and prosperous life.
Rev, Father Casey, in charge of
the Catholic diocese at Rawlins, died
at that place last Thursday from tn
berculosi-, from which he has been
suffering the past four years, Fa.
ther Casey was an exemplary mdu.
loved aud respected by all who came
in contact with him and his death
is a sad loss to not only the church
but to Rawlins.