, 1905-01-26

SARATOGA CHIPS.

Geo E. Brown, was in from Indian
creek Saturday on land Business.
j. X. Jeffrey, returned from Raw
Inns or his way to Dillon, Saturday.
Nj. B. Moore was in the city sew
eral days the latter part of last week.
Bert Oldham passed through Sara
toga Sunday OF his way to Goldfield
New.
T. r. Countryman, of Encamp-
ment was in the city the first of the
week.
l.. V. Bruce of the French creek
tie camp was in town Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Tommy Webb-r took the stage
from Walcott to Encampinent Tues
day, returning yesterday.
Alvin Burt left Tuesday for his
home in Westport N. Y. after IA visit
to MIR. and Mrs E. l.. Blood.
w. j. Crane prssed through Sara
toga on his way to Denver for sup
plies for the Copper Bar mine Mon
day.
Mrs. Kate Cram left Yesterday on
the stage for "a visit of SEVERAL
months, in Rawlins, Ogden and Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Wolf and Miss
Nettie expect to leave tomorrow for
Phoenix, Ariz., where they will spend
IA month or two.
Rev. Watson will hold services both
morning and evening Sunday. The
subject for his lecture in the evening
is "Amusements.'
Mrs. VIM Plat has been very i'll
with the grippe for several days,
being confined to her bed. says the
Rawlins Republican.
Mrs. A. W. Eager entertained Mrs.
Taylor Pennock, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Crawford, Sunday in honor of
Mrs. Charles f. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Gould went to
Cheyenne Friday where Mrs. Gould
will remain for "a time. w. Fl. Green
has charge of the stage and express
office during Mr.. Gould's absence.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Gould
Saturday morning in st. Johns hos
pital at Cheyenne, "A boy. The mo-
Their and child are doing nicely. Ed.
was sufficiently recovered to return
to Saratoga yesterday.
Born on Thursday last, to Rev. and
Mrs. VIM Toole, of Dixon a son, Mrs.
Toole is "A daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Huntington, formerly of Saratoga
but now of Rawlins. For several
4 years she had charge of the primary
department of the Saratoga public
school.
Sunday evening will be devoted to
"A special Christian Endaevor service
at the Presbyterian church. The
service will be conducted by Rev.
MacBean and Prof. Stearns, presid-
ent of the Society. Special music
is being prepared and all are invited
to attend.
Jack Barcafer and family feft for
kirwin yesterday where MIR Barcafer
will conduct the hotel in the future.
This insures the people of that prom
ising camp a first class hotel as Jack
is all that could be desired in this line
We wish them abounded success
Standred.
+. E. S%terrett returned Monday
from IA months visit in Denver, where
his wife is receiving medical treat
ment. He reports his wife's health
much improved. While in Denver
MIR. Sterrett had IA very serious time
with an abscess which formed in his
left ear, but the member is now much
better.
Fred f. Hanson, Nels . Hanson,
Gabriel Boberg, Osea Nelson. Jay l..
johnson, John d. Evans and Man.
der A. Froberg, of Elk Mountain
were over ON land business last Satur-
urday. The boys made the trip
with a four horse bob sled and as the
snow in Rattlesnake Pass through
which they came is pretty deep, they
had Il hard trip, tipping over several
times by way of varying the amuse-