, 1905-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Crawford came
down from Pearl, Colo, Sunday on a
visit to the family of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W.. Ainsworth. They returned home
today.
The c. f. Society will give a pop
corn social at their new hall on Fri
day evening of this week. Lots of
good, hot-huttered popcorn and only
ten cents.
There was "A Christmas dance in
Jensen hall Monday night at which a
prize was given to the couple proving
to be the best walters. The pr,zr
was won by George Wykert and Miss
Julia Campbell.
Miss Jessie Moore returned Sunday
from a three weeks sojourn among
friends and relatives in Denver, Fort
Collins, Longmont and Berthoud.
Colo, and resumed charge of the
central office.
Harvey Eager and wife came up
from Laramie Sunday to spend the
holidays with Mr.. Eager's parents,
OF Saratoga. Mr.. Eager has a posi-
ton with the W. H. Holiday com
pany of Laramie.
Mrs. W. B. Harden and family
went down to Pass creek Sunday to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Cordelia
Harden and her children, as her four
boys are on from Laramie spending
the holidays with her.
Hon. Andrew Olson. William O
Sodergreen and Lee Herman were all
over from Elk Mountain Saturday.
While here Mr.. Sodergreen made final
timber and stone proof before Com
missioner j. F. Crawford.
John P. Oxford was down from
Encampment Saturday. He ha.
charge of the Hull tie camp, which is
getting out ties for the S x f road.
Mr.. Oxford says they have about
1900 ties banked now for the com.
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. Albro left Sat
urday for North Platte, Neb., where
they will spend Christmas with Mr..
Albro's mother. They expect to visit
Shelton, Neb., where Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Albro's mother, lives, before re-
turning to Saratoga.
Mrs. II. c. Moore. who has been
teaching school on North Spring
creek, left for Boulder, Colo, Satur.
day, where she will join her husband.
The rest OF the term of school 1 n that
district will be taught by her sister,
who will arrive here after the holi-
days.
E. d. Terwilliger, who has been
at work on the government building
at Laramie, assisting IN laying the
foundation, was in this part of the
country the past week. He left for
Nevada Saturday where he will visit
his son Charles for a time.
A joyful event took place a few
days ago at the pleasant ranch of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank White, where l..
Hoyer celebrated his 10th birthday.
X. ID. Stearns his Bird and John
Whites 18th. A pleasant time is re-
ported in the way Of a good dinner
and social converse.
Mrs. j. F. Crawford is eIpectsd
home from California Saturday,
where she has been for the past three
months, and the corner on bacon and
eggs Mt a certain house is expected to
lie broken after that date. after which
prices on those commodities will re-
sumo their normal condition.
F. L. Sterrett was down from mis-
Brush creek ranch Friday to attend
the Installation services in the Mason
ic and Eastern Star bodies, of which
he is "A member. He left SATURDAY.
for Denver where he is spending tho
holidays with his wife and little
daughter, who are already there.
John M. Skyles, William NJ. Styles
and John P. Oxford, of Encampmer t,
were all down from that place last
Saturday to make final timber and
stone proof before U. s. Commits.
sioner }. +. Crawford of this place.
William NJ. Styles left for Denver
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