, 1904-08-18
SARATOGA CHIPS.

Miss Robnett left for Battle to-
nesday on a visit to the schools in
that section.
The Misses Rhoda and Jessie
Moore moved into their new resid-
ence Monday.
Miss Achsah Mullison arrived in
| Saratoga from Omaha Monday for "a
two weeks visit.
Miss Francis Smith came over from
Rawlins yesterday on "A visit to her
aunt Mrs. ii. A. Dyer.
G. Fred Clark. clerk in the Sarato
ga %postoffice, made a trip to French
Friday returning Saturday.
Mrs. Mary England moved into
town the first of the week and will
remain here the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Crawford, and
Mrs. q. S. Adams and little Ruth,
left today for "a weeks visit in Pearl,
Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Larson, Miss
Larson and Mrs Walker returned
Tuesday from their outing III the
mountions.
Mrs. l.. G. Davis and children,
left Tuesday for Denver where Mrs.
Davis will put the children III school
this winter.
Mrs. q. C. Adams and daughter
Ruth went to the ranch of F. +. Ster-
rett on Brush creek Tuesday for sew
eral days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilcox left
Saturday for the French creek tie
camp where they will probably re-
main several months.
Geo. Hildebrandt came III from the
Slavery mining district Sunday return
ing Monday. George is working on
IA good looking claim.
S. h. McAnulty and Mr.. Anthems
went ont to the ranch of G.. A. Kenna-
day on Cedar creek on II hunting trip
Saturday retu. ming Sunday.
George Ahlf and Amcl Feinei-en
came over Tuesday from Hanna and
MIR. Feineisen will remain and work
in the coal bank below town.
Sam Dickinson and Tom jackson
passed through Saratoga Tuesday
for Dillon where they will install a
Lodge of Knights of Pythias.
H. e. Reckmever and Joseph
Num- visited at the ranch Of Richard
Savage Sunday. Mr.. Reckmeyer re
turned home and Joe continued his
visit on Pass creek.
Miss Brown has prepared a collec-
tion of first year drawings by pupils
in her department of the Saratoga
public schools, and will send them to
the exhibit at Casper.
Mrs.,W. W. Wallace, "A niece of w.
f. Meason, and two children, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Meason the past month, returned to
their home in Muscatipe, Ia, yester-
day.
j. S. Stanley and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. q. Graham and family, Miss.
Edith Rowen and f. NJ. Baker left
Wednesday for IA week. outing at
North Spring creek lake Dillon aud
other points,
+. ii. Trewartha came over from
Laramie the first of the week to
battle for rheumatism. Mr.. Trewar-
tina lived in Saratoga and worked at
the carpenter trade during the boom
twelve years ago, moving to Laramie
IN "a, where he has resided since.
Jacob Wagner, of Encampment.
passed through here today on his
way to Walcott where he will meet
his brother in-law, Levi Beckner, and
wife Of Kansas who will be in Mr..
Wagoner's employ for the coming
year. MIR, Wagner will return to
Encampment tomorrow.
Prof. Stearns and wife We're in from
their Spring creek camp Saturday
to meet Mrs. Stearns' mother, Mrs.
Lansing Hoyer, aud Mrs. Hoyer's
niece, Miss Lena Seatan, from Oma-
la, who will spend IA couple of weeks
camping with the professor and his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Coudict
and son Winthrop. came in Tuesday
from Bennett aud left ON the stage
for Walcott. They will sprud a
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