, 1904-02-17
TIE SIDING NOTES.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER ONE OF
ENjOYMENTS OF THE BUSY
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6ickerstatf Entertain d
Party at Finch and All Have a
Merry Time-Mr. and Mrs. Toll
Ieroe Give Pleasant party-Notes
and Personals of Local Interest.

'i'N'A'lA ~ IA - l'A''i'"fs
Tie Siding. Wyo.. Feb. 1.-THE
week has been one OF enjoyment. and
smoEg the enjoyments is beautiful
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll and
baby. Don. were visiting friends here
last week. And FRANK thinks the boy
will be able to ride "bronks' in a short
time.
W. R. Jackson aud P. J. Kirkpatrick
of Laramie were in Siding on Tuesday.
Sage is very dear" nowadays, one
Kind in particular.
Mrs. A. f. Richardson went 10 Chey
enne last Tuesday.
Miss Grace Boyle is in Laramie this
week.
Roy Hawkes. and James Williams
were in Laramie on Wednesday.
Sickness still continues in our vii.
lagc and many are confined 10 their
beds.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bickerstaff entertained
the following at a finch party on Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Carey
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Wood
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beason. Mr. and
Mrs. n. L. TolleToe and son Roy,
Harry and Amy Reyes. Adrian Weaver.
Arthur Brumback. An enjoyable ev-
cning was spent by all present.
On Thursday evening MI. and Mrs.
n. L. TolIeroe entertained at their
home the following; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L Woodland. Mr.. and MIS-. X. c. Cary
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. BasOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickerstaff. Arthur
Brumhack and Harry Reyes. Finch
was the pleasant game of the evening.
The club will be entertained some
night this week at the home of one of
the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Woodland and
daughter Edna were in Siding on Fri
day.
A pleasant dance was given in the
hall on Friday evening by Arthur
and Harry Reyes. The
crowd vas small owing to 50 many
other dances in the neighhOrhOod dur
ing the last week. but those present
made up for lost time" Music was
furnished by Roy Hawkes. and Louie
Lehmer. At midnight a dainty supper
was served by Mrs. Jennie Burns to
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Woodland. Mr.. and Mrs. George Beason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lampher and children,
and Mrs. H. o. George and chill
dren. Mr.. II Mrs. F. L. Maxwell, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Z. TollerOe and Ray. Mrs.
RABBI and daughter. Mrs. Ralph Cary,
Mrs. Kate Green. Mrs. Jane Wallace.
Mrs. Weaver, Charles Barton and
Louie Lehmer. Ben Thalken and Min
ME Lehmer. Roy Hawkes. and Grace
Cary. Bert MCGEE and .Addie Gearhart,
James Robbins and Susie Lehmer. AL
bert Maxwell and Ellen Bennett. Ar
Inur jennie bennett, IIcu JoiH-
son and Dot Lehmer, Norman Lehmcr
and Amy Reyes. Arthur and Katie
Frego. Pete Lchmer. WIN. Reyes. Rob
ert Dinsley, Albert Latta. Charles Sian
dit. Boyd. Eads. Brumback. Lew John
an. Harry and Willis Reyes, Adrian
Weaver. Charles Clark. Henry Sage
and others.
Echoes from the Ball Room.
The corners were well occupied and
all was bliss"
When the bench broke twas nothing
more than a surprise.
, We think it was too bad that a Ger
tain young man didn't arrive until
midnight.
The baby was a good deal of trou-
bic. Jim says next time it will stay
home.
Several hats Were lost. but no re-
ward is offered for We think they will
be found across the road
Invitations are out for a dance here
March 18th. 1904. Everybody come,
with your good old shamrock"
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.