, 1903-04-02
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Omar Oberg has been in town this
week.
Rev. Bainton is expected here this
week.
r. A. Day was in from his ranch
Tuesday.
j. NJ. Trapp was in from Spring
creek Tuesday.
Mayor Clemmons was a Rawlins
visitor the past week.
Ed. Dinger was over from Pass
Creek the past week.
Doc. McAnulty returned from his
visit to Kansas Saturday.
Mrs. l.. W. Want has been visit
ing friends in town the past week.
j. D. Parker wishes us to an
nounce that he is laying sidewalk
this week.
BILLY" Kennaday, who is on the
sick list, is in town for the purpose of
recuperating.
George S. Adams went to Laramie
yesterday on a business trip of three
or four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. CrucheIon are
spending IA week with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilcox.
Hon. William Plat, of Downing.
ton, was registered at the Hotel
Wolf Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d Parker and
baby Eduma were visiting friends in
town this week.
w. X. Golf, the harness maker,
made "A business trip to Rawiins, re-
turning Monday.
+. S. Judd has been treating the
interior of his barber shop to sever
al improvements.
John r. Mccarthy, who has been
firing an engine on the U. p. road,
has returned to the city.
G. B. Bergquist, the agent of the
Olympia Mining company, is down
from Encampment this week.
William Large came down from
the Copper Age mining claim Tues
day for II weeks visit to his family.
The warm sun Saturday and the
chinook Sunday cleared the country
Of snow in IA most effective manner.
w. E. Tilton aud wife came down
from their Brush creek ranch Tues
day and went on out to the railroad
yesterday.
Ashley Il Son have repapered ana
reprinted their drug store and it pre-
sents a very neat and pleasing APP
pearance.
w. III. Crane, superintendent of
the Copper Bar Mining Company,
left for the company's mines on Mon
day mornings stage.
Mrs. I. E.. Webber came down
from Encampment Tuesday aud
will spend several days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Hickok.
Miss Hanna Fisher, daughter of
James Fisher, County Road Super
visor, of Carbon, is stopping with the
family of G. W. Maxfield.
Mrs. Eli Lee came in from Spring
creek last Saturday and will remain
until the coming Saturday, visiting
the family of G. NJ. Wilcox.
George f. Horne was over from
Medicine Bow Tuesday to make
final proof on his homestead before
the U. ). Commissioner here.
The Sun enjoyed "a very pleasant
social call from A. FL. Crow yester-
day. He was one of the visiting
Masonic brethren from Encampment
Tuesday
Nothing would help the looks OF
even the business portion Of town ST
much as au avenue of shade trees.
We can have them, if we but make
the effort now.
Charles L. Plummer. John A.
Webb and james A. Ruole were all
in town Saturday to make final proof
on timber land before U. S. Commits.
sioner j. +. Crawford.
We hope our city dads will grade
River street, south of the electric
light works as soon as the weather
"lii BtAIlANs ~ IN III a bdh NOilhl
ton for teams as it now stands.
John A. Schoonjans aud Albert
+. Gibbs were over from Pass creek
Tuesday, as witnesses on land final
proof. They say there is no snow ON
Pass creek, the arm winds having
melted it.
Mrs. Geoage K. Somerby, accom-
panied by her children, James, Violet,
Lewis aud Mark, left yesterday morn
ing for Walcott, where they took
the train for the West, Their deslin-
alton is Los Angeles, Calf, where
they expect to make their home.
They were taken to the railroad by
MIR. Somerby. Mr.. Somerby will re
main here for several months, when
he. too. expects to follow them. Mrs
Somerby has many friends here who
will regret the departure of herself
aud children from their midst.