, 1905-12-29
TWINS
HAVE CELEBRATION
TIE SIDING YOUNG MEN BORN ON
HOLIDAY MEET FRIENDS AT
DANCE AND SUPPER.
James Mclaughlin and Harry Williams
Celebrate Majority and Each Re-
celved Handsome Gold Ring-List
of Guests and Menu at Supper
Served at George Hotel.
Special to The Republican.


Tie Siding, Wyo., Dec. 2S.-On Fri
day evening, December %, the Christ
mas twins, James Mclaughlin and
Harry Williams, celebrated their 2fst
birthdays, and in honor of the occasion,
wishing to celebrate in proper style,
they gave a hard time dance at Tie
Siding hall. Everyone was requested
to dress in poverty clothes, and very
few were the ones that didn't. Had
the rag man." been on his rounds
that night, many were the rags he
would have found for his rag bag. In
the early evening dancing began, mu-
sic being furnished by Mr.. C. c. Bran
son and daughter, Mabel, of Cheyenne.
At midnight the guests enjoyed a boun-
tiful supper at the George hotel. Be
ing hard times" the walters found it
a hard time filling coffee cups, emp
ty bread plates, etc. In hard time
days we wonder if as dainty a sup
per could have been found.
After supper dancing was again re-
sumed, and when Home, Sweet Home
sounded through the hall, our weary,
happy crowd seemed doubtful about
going home then.
James Mclaughlin presented his
twin brother Harry Williams, with
a handsome solid gold ring, he also
wearing one of the same kind. The
rf,- to a booytiFr1 r}Ft b,,,ypr r,fead
gold leaves on it. The boys are gen
eral favorites among all in the vicin-
ity, n all who know them join in
wishing them many happy returns of
the day.
Following is the list of the guests
present:
MI. and Mrs. E. e. Woodland, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. +. Bickerstaff, Robert Pen.
mock and Mrs. Carlson, James Nc
Laughlin and Maud Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murray, Albert Maxwell and 10
sic McNurlen, Harry Williams and Eth
ell LaPash, Harry Reyes and Ruby
Cheney, Earl Williams and Grace
Boyle, Elmer Pearson and Stella VIII
lliams, Dave Holt n Jennie Lane,
Chester Bennett and Belle Lane, sgd
ney Keyes and Emma Wurl, Leslie
Heckart and Ellen Bennett, Alonzo
Lindsey and Amy Reyes, Hiram Reyes
and Jennie Bennett, Guy McNuhlen
and Mary Rabion, Melvin Kinneman
and Nellie Young, Carl Christman and
Miss Woods of Fort Collins, Colo, Hen
ry Sage and Effie Buckendorf, Albert
lBuckendorf and Ida Buckendorf, Ar
thur Frego, Charles Barton, Ray Iona
necker, Mr.. King, George Stone, Nellie
MacPhee, Merit Boyd, Fred Wurl and
IGladys Blanchard, Ora and Ed McNur-
lien, Norman and Charles Lehmer,
Enos Murphy, Mrs. Theodore Grim
shaw Guy Holt and others,
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William Keyes entertained a number
of young folks at their home, in honor
of the holiday. Dancing n cards
We're a very pleasant feature of the ev-
ening, Henry Sage and Chester Ben
nett being kind enough to furnish mu-
SIC for the young folks to dance, with
selections from the grapahone. Among
those present were: Mrs. w. R. Will
Jams, Mrs. j. ]. Williams and family,
MI. and Mrs. Frank Carroll and family,
: Mrs. Hermanson and daughters, Mrs.
, Jennie Burns, Mrs. John Boyle, Misses
Rachel and Stella Williams, Ellen and
I Jennie Bennett, Belle Lane, Grace
Boyle, Ruby Cheney, Gladys Blanch-
ard, Amy Reyes and Susie Carroll;
i. Messrs. Leander Keyes, Harry and
Earl williams, Chester Bennett, Hiram
and Sydney Keyes, Henry Sage, Alon-
} 70 Lindsey, Harry and Willis Reyes,
George Stone and H. B. Neil. A very
pleasant evening was spent by all pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis are il
Nebraska, where they will remain un
til after the New Year.
4 The surveyors who were camped a
the w. j. Collins ranch near Boulder
ridge, are now camped near w. H
Hawks ranch On Fish creek.
The many friends of Willis Broad
hurst will be sorry to learn of his i'll
ness and trust that he will 500 be wei
again.
1 Miss Susie Carroll is the guest OF
! her brother, Mr.. Frank Carroll, at Tie
Siding.
Still our pleasant days continue,
with now and then a few cold days.
Mrs. weaver and son, Adrian. came
to Hermosa Sunday and will spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lid
/! dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. George entertain
> ed at Christmas dinner, it being a fam
lily party.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Woodland and
daughter, Edna, spent Christmas day
| with Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Woodland.
SUNSHINE.