, 1904-06-30
SARATOGA CHIPS.
Ruth has a tooth.

winthrop COnOlct, III, was uONu
from Brush creek Tuesday.
Claus and William Larsen, of Pass
creek, were in the city this week.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone Company have new directories
out
9. f. Hoel was in town Tuesday,
soliciting for the house he is repre-.
senting.
DIR. Burke performed a very sue
cessful operation on l. f. Tichenor
yesterday.
DR.. Anderson has been on the sick
list this week. He is able to be out
again at this time.
Mrs. E. p. Andrews, though still
far from we'll, is much improved over
her condition last week.
Robert Grooms is somewhat i'm
proved over his former condition,
though still a very sick man.
j.. w. jenkins and family, of
French, visited Saratoga this week,
and were guests of the Hotel Wolf.
D. E. Winsor, and w. f. Bradford,
of the electric light works, went to
Encampment Tuesday On their wheels.
The latest report received from Eli
Lee was to the effect that his cough
had left him and he was feeling fine
ly.
George E. DiDger, John j. Iven
and John Cheesbrough, all of the ba-
sin, were in town yesterday ON land
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Crawford spent
Sunday at the hospitabie residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Parker, on North
Spring creek.
W. Fl. Greene is painting the out
side wood work of the masonic hall.
1t will improve the appearance of that
building very much.
Six young ladies' of this berg went
out fishing the other day. They got
an abundance of "bites," but they
were all mosquito bites.
j. G. Kennedy and two little
daughters, Edith and Bessie, spent
four or five days at Rambler the past
week, returning home Tuesday.
DIR. Torgny Anderson and W. o.
Carpenter went up to the Chippewa
mine, on Spring creek Friday. Dr..
Anderson returned from that place
Sunday.
Absolom Hamilton, a nephew of
the late Absolom Hardin, arrive :
here last Friday from Albany, Mo,
to look after the affairs of his deceas-
ed uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensen and Mis-.
George Campbell. came in from Pass
creek Monday. Mr.. Hensen left for
Riverside and the two ladies' returned
to Pass creek.
Miss Hattie Tilton returned from
Laramie Saturday, where she has
been attending the University, She
was met here by her father and taken
on up to their home Sunday,
r. /. Martin, the foreman of the
Rawlins Republican, accompanied by
his wife and baby, came over from
that city Sunday and will remain
with us to celebrate the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Sterrett, and
Mary Helen came down from their
Brush creek ranch Tuesday. They
brought down Mrs. j. NJ. Sterrett,
who has been up for a visit of IA week,
c. L. Plummer, the bookkeeper of
the Carbon Timber Company, at the
Grand EHcampment tie camp, was a
city visitor the past week. The Sun
was favored with a pleasant social
call.
Miss Pauline Newman. a sister OF
Mrs. N. NJ. Doggett, arrived here
from Denver Sunday, ON "A visit to
her sister. She was taken up to Mrs
Doggett's ranch, on Cow creek, where
Mrs. Doggett lives at present,
Miss Grace Crawford and Master
Cedric c. Poole returned from the
upper country Monday. They visit
ed Peafl during their absence aud nj.
SO the pleasant home Of Mr., and Mrs
j. Il. Rollman, ON Beaver creek.
The Sun is in receipt of a card
from Mr., Miner, at Fort Collins, AN
nouncing the good news that Mrs
Miner is much improved. Mrs. MIN.