, 1904-06-09

Photographer Smith, of Encamp-
ment, is in the city and will be at the
Baker gallery for a few days, where
he will take pictures.
Mrs. j. n. Hendricks, the post
master at bennington, came down
from that place Monday for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. f. G.. Wolf, who has been
suffering severely with an inflammation
which has affected her head, is i'm
proving at this time and will soon be
entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Adams and
little daughter Ruth, left for their
home in Rawlins last Friday, after a
visit of several days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Crawford.
W. H. Griffin, who is in the em-
ploy of the Carbon Timber Company
as expert tie man, passed through
here yesterday, on his way TO the
drive on the Encampment river.
Charles Fleming, a brother OF
Milton Fleming. Of Montana, is here
visiting his brother. Mr.. Fleming
spent ten DAYS at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair and says it is immense,
DR.. Anderson is expecting his fam
lily here by the 10th inst, and is max
ing preparation for their reception,
They will occupy the substantial res
idsnce of Mrs. Luthy, i'll the north
part of the town.
Another splendid ram visited the
valley yesterday. If this keeps up
there will be but little need to irri-
gate crops. Everything is booming
throughout the entire valley and hay
can be cut on the open range
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kinneman. of
Fl. Steele, arrived here Tuesday, on
their way to visit the good people of
the Sterrett ranch, on Brush creek.
They stopped over here for d visit
with the family of }. NJ. Sterrett.
Miss Lillian Plat, who has been
attending the Cheyenne High School
the past school year, arrived here IN
on the stage Tuesday. She was met
by her father, Hon. William Plat,
and taken up to their home on Beaver
creek.
Mrs. Winthrop Condict and son
Lawrence, who spent the past three
weeks visiting friends in Colorado
Springs, returned from that place
Sunday. They were met here by
! Mr.. Condict and taken ON up to their
home on Brush creek.
One OF the features of the services
in the Presbyterian church last Sun
day night was Il solo by c. f. Kon-
max. He sang the Holy City" in a
manner pronounced to have been
very fine and which was very much
enjoyed by all present.
II +. Reckmeyer, who has been
absent for the past two weeks, re
turned home yesterday. He visited
Salt Lake City, Seattle and other
points while absent. He had "a de
lightful trip and comes back much
refreshed from the outing.
Andrew Olson, the general mana
ger of the Carbon Timber Company,
passed through here Tuesday, on his
way from Elk Mountain to the tie
drives above here. Mr.. Olson says
they have been delayed a little by
the storms of late, but thinks they
will get along finely from this on.
Dana Crawford went to Pearl.
Colo, last Friday, to assist his bro,
ther, Mark Crawford. with the work
of getting out the Times at that place.
Mark Crawford is afflicted with in
ilamatory rheumatism and was com
PEELED to come to Saratoga yesterday
to battle in the medical hot springs
here.
George W. Griffin and family, who
formerly lived in Pass creek basin,
have moved to Saratoga and are oc,
cupyng the residence of Alexander
McPhail. They sold their ranch and
cattle in the basin and Mr.. Griffin
thinks of going up to Atlantic city
in the near future to look that coun.
try over with the view Of doing some
prospecting.
Robert Grooms and wife, who sold
out and left last fall, returned here
last Monday accompanied by their
son Earnest. They have been spend
ing the winter in the Lander country,