, 1905-03-16

Rev. MacBean went to Downington
Tuesday where he will spend several
days in that field.
Miss hobnett visited Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Jensen several days last week,
returning home Sunday.
Ralph Wood, one of the petit jury
IN the present term of the district
court, went to Rawlins Sunday.
G. NJ. Wilcox and son Lee went to
Rawlins Sunday, where Mr.. Wilcox
goes to serve on the petit jury.
Miss Mae Stockwell went to her
fathers Pass creek ranch the first of
the week for IA visit of several days.
j. A. Phillips and j.. d. Atfeld
went to Rawlins yesterday. They
are witnesses ON the f. p. Andrews
trial.
VIM. Bangs passed through Sara
toga Saturday on his return to En-
campment from a business trip to Fit.
Steele.
j. ID. Parker was in this week and
moved his wife and little grand
daughter Eduma, back to the ranch
Tor the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Bruce came
down from the French creek tie camp
"
Monday and will remain in town for
d couple of weeks.
Walt. Cothern is in town. Walt
says he does not think spring is
here for the reason that we cannot
have May weather in March" Per
haps he Is right.
w. 7. Peryam and wife, and Miss
Margaret Nichols, who have been Wis
iting for several weeks in Colorado,
returned to Encampment Saturday.
Dave Wilcox has accepted a posi-
ton on the ranch of j. d. Parker for
the summer. He and his wife will
move to that place in the zeal future.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cover and Miss
Madge, who have been city residents
the past winter, expect to return to
the ranch shortly for the summer.
w. K. Bradford went to Rawlins
Wednesday, where he has been sub
poenaed as IA witness for Mr.. Andrews
in the case of the State VS. Andrews.
Mrs. W. P. Wilson returned Satur-
day from a stay of "a couple of mouths
in Denver. Mrs. Wilson expects to
join Mr.. Wilson in Goldfield, New,
soon.
William Hayden, of Beaver creek,
was in town Saturday on his way to
Rawlins, where be will serve as a
petit juror during the present term of
court.
Mrs. f. G.. Ashley and Mrs. w. E.
Ashley returned from Denver Sat
urday, where they have been taking
d course in Millinery this winter. W.
f. Ashley also returned from u can
vassing trip on the road.
A notice is given the patrons of our
school by the Principal that a begin
uer's class will be formed in the prim-
airy room on Monday next, March
10Th, after which date beginners will
not be enrolled this wear.
II. K. Smith, of Cheyenne, state
organizer for the Woodmen of the
World. is stopping at the Hotel Wolf
this week. Mr.. Smith has been suf-
fering from an attack of quincy and
has been unable to do any visiting or
work since his arrival.
The Ladies' Aid gave a supper and
entertainment in the Presbyterian
church last Friday evening that prov
ed quite ID success. Something over
S25 was netted. After supper had
been served an excellent program of
music and recitations was given the
guests.
Miss Marble Richardson, six years
of age yesterday, was given a party
by her grandmother, Mrs. L.. Gels,
in honor of the event. Fourteen of
her young friends were present. The
hours were from 4 to 6 o'clock and 4
delicious birthday dinner was served
after which games and a general good
time was enjoyed until time for the
guests to take their departure.
On Last Sundar Mr. aud Mrx q L