, 1904-09-08

Miss Ora Vivian, her niece, who will
spend the winter visiting her.
IRA Snyder left Tuesday for Lara
mie where he will take in the sights
to be seen at the Albany County
Fair. From there he goes to Denver
for a visit of a month with friends.
Baby McDougal, who is about six
weeks of age, and who was very i'll
for a time, is greatly improved and is
making rapid strides toward re
covery. DIR. Burk has had the case
in hand.
Cedric C. Poole, who has been
spending the summer with his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Crawford, returned to Rawlins Mon
oay, begin the fall term of school at
that place.
Robert Hopkins was tn the city
Sunday and Monday. He is camped
over on Timber mountain with his
sheep. He says it rained every day
, over there for 81 days stright-not all
the time, but at least one shower "a
day.
Forest Ranger, j. H. Mullison,
arrived at 8 o'clock last evening
/ from Centennial. He came across
the range, and as he left there at
6 o'clock, a. ~, the ride was made in
ID hours, with "a stop of | hour for
dinner.
Miss Mary Byrnes, who left here
several months ago, on a visit to the
Worlds Fair, at St. Louis, and her
old home in Ireland, returned to Sar-
atoga last Wednesday. Her return
was gladly welcomed by her many
warm friends.
Miss Emma Sensintaffar, Of Laclede
Mo, and Miss Minnie Macdonald, of
Denver. arrived here last Friday, and
began their labor in the public school
at this place Monday morning, Miss
Sensintaifar taking the primary
room and Miss Mcdonald the Don
occupied by Miss Nellie Rown.
Charlie Parker leaves about the
| eth inst. for Deerlodge, Mont, where
he will enter the business college at
that place and take an Is months
course. Charlie has recovered from
his broken leg, sustained while
playing ball here on the 18th Of last
July, so that he can get around with
one crutch.
T>e Misses Edith and Nellie
Rowen, Miss Anna WInsor. Rev Me
Bean, Mrs. G.. Kienzle, Mark and
Dana Crawford left Monday norm
ing. in IA four horse conveyance for
the lake at the head of North Spring
creek, where they will enjoy-a weeks
camping, incidentally fishing in the
lake and-hunting in the surrounding
country.
George Sullivan, wife and daugh-
ter and Enos Campbell and Henry
Garwood, of Illinois, arrived here last
Friday on IA visit to the family of
Taylor Pennock. Mr.. Sullivan is a
half brother of Mr.. Pennock's. The
above party, accompanied by Mr..
Pennock. expect to leave the first of
next week for Green river, where
they will look the c~ountrv:uver with
the view of buying a ranch in that
vicinity.
Sometimes, in the hurry and rush
of a country paper to get OUT some
things are forgotten but not purposely.
This will apply to the very handsome
young lady, who arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Blacken last
Saturday, DR.. Burke reports all well
and there is no doubt now but what
Chris will eschew all %extravagant
habits and begin to lay up rocks for
his daughters dover.
Eta and Clara Uric, the two little
girls of Mrs. Uric, who is conducting
the Andrews restaurant, left Satur-
day for Boulder, Colo, where they
will enter school for the winter. These
little girls have excited the admira-
ton Of the patrons Of their mothers
restaurant by the very lady-like man.
ner in which they have always waited
on the customers of that resort.