, 1904-01-14
PRICE FIVE N

The Senior Christian Endeavor
Society will meet at 6 80 p. m, here
after, instead of 6:45.
Mrs. George franklin is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
Uebel, of Eucampment.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. F, Crout came
down from their Beaver creek ranch
Yesterday. They returned home to
day.
The thanks of the sun force is due
to Al Kennaday for a fine box of
Browns Banquet cigars. Here's
smoking at you, Jack.
Andrew McMicken, of the law firm
of McMicken & ~Blydenburgh. of
Rawlins, wits a visitor to the Battle
Lake and F ncampment country the
past week.
John Priquet and son were down
from the French creek tie camp this
week They report about two and a
half feet of snow in the timber where
they are working.
E. A. Hayden, of bennington, was
"A Saratoga visitor this week. He re.
ports ranch business as being rather
dull at the present time, on account
of the winter season in the mines be.
ing quiet.
Tuesday was a terror in the matter
of wind, aud the way real estate
changed hands, without any valuable
consideration, was remarkable. Yes
terday and today have given us
delightful calm and sunshine.
Mrs. James Snyder has been very
ill the past week. her life being in
danger most of the time. 1t will be
good news to her many friends to
know that she is improving at this
lime, though not considered out of
danger yet.
F. G. Wolf left Friday on the noon
stage for the railroad, on bis way to
join his wife and daughter, who are
at present. at Clark's Springs, Colo.
Mr.. VOLTS departure was fastened
hy the fact that his old malady,
rhenmatism, had again attacked
him.
George P. Condict, OF Bear creek,
came in on the stage from French
Yesterday and left for Colorado
points, where he will visit for the next
two or three months with friends and
relatives. Denver, Colorado Springs,
Fort Collips and other places will be
visited before he returns.
Mrs. j. A. Van Meter and her two
children, arrived here Friday and
are stopping at the home of j. E.
Mayden. Mrs. Van Meter and
children expect to go to the Pacific
coast in a few days on account of the
health of their little girl, Lila, who
has been delicate for some time.
Major j. H. Albro, the business
partner of John W Cluff. who was
taken to Denver last week, informs
the Sun that Mr., Cluff is improving
and that there is now no doubt but
what his eye will be saved by the
specialist in whose charge he is.
Mrs. Cluf accompanied Mr.. Cluff to
Denver and is with him at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Jensen and
children returned Tuesday evening
from their visit to relatives in Fresno,
California. Mr.. Jensen complains of
the very penetrating cold of that
country and says it was depressing to
get mp in the morning and not be
able to see across the street on &C
count Of the fog. Otherwise the visit
was very pleasant.
The little sou of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Orville was given a dime by
his mother, the other day, and per
mitted to 90 down town to buy some
candy. While on the way down he
WIS held up bv some older boys and
the money taken from him. 1t is just
as much OF a crime for one boy to
hold up and rob another, as though
it had been done by grown men, and
the boys who were guilty Of the deed
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