, 1906-09-20
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

MI. and Mrs. Earl Fryer and chill
dren We're in town Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Maxfeld and Master
Burton left today for a months visit
with Colorado Springs friends.
Osea Nelson came in faom the
French creek tie came Tuesday, re-
turning to that place yesterday.
Miss Mary Smith, daughter of H.
T. Smith of Rawlins, came up last
week and is visiting Mrs. VIM. Mace.
Mrs. Gustave Jensen and little
daughters, Annie and Regina, re-
turned Yesterday from a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tilton.
James Marshall, father of j. E.
Marshall and Mrs. Jack Kennaday,
came in yesterday from Marshall,
Colo. on a visit of a week OF ten days.
Miss Mary Little left Monday for
EIleno, Oklahoma, where she goes
for her health, having been afflicted
with rheumatism for the past two
months.
Rev. H. w. Bainton arrived here
Saturday and held services in the
Presbyterian church at the regular
morning hour Sunday also in the
evening.
Mrs. l.. G. Sterrett left Monday for
Laramie, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Spafford. Mrs. Sterrett
will also visit in Cheyenne and Den
yer before her return.
The Sun was in error when it said
that Miss Madeline McPhail had
gone to Denver to attend the "Colo.
RADIO University" 1t is the "Denver
University" she is attending.
Mrs, Nelson Stringer, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goodman,
and her daughters, Edith and Lois,
left yesterday for their home in Can
ada, after two months visit here.
Dick Harden and W. NJ. Mace, the
manager of Cosgrif Bros Co, store
at this place, vent ON a hunting ex-
petition out west among the sand
hills Saturday. They returned Mon
day well laden with game.
W. q. Forney expects his wife and
little daughter, Susan, home this
week from Texas, where Mrs. Forney
was called on account of her mothers
sickness. Mrs. Nowlin has recovered
sufficiently to be out of danger.
Rev. Stricken, who has been occu-
plying the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here and at Bennett the past
summer, left Monday for his home.
Rev. III. w. Bainton. who was here
over Sunday, also left Monday for his
home at Wyncote, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eager, of
iIhlilllItsp lp hO Nh'l vi Il DupN
girl born on the 4th of August. We
print this article at this late date to
explain the broad smile that rests on
the faces of Grandpa aud Grandma
Eager these fine fall days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hohl came up
Saturday and are domiciled at the
Hot Springs Cottage hotel, in order
that Mr.. Hohl, who is the general
manager of the Saratoga " Encamp
ment road, can be near his work of
overseeing the construction of that
line.
j. $. Stanley returned Saturday
from his trip to his old home in Vim
ton, Iowa. He is improved wonder
fully after the trip and says he en-
joyed it very much. He is very glad
to get back to this mountainous coun
try and says his health is much bet
ter here than any place he ever lived.
w. e. Meason, who lives on the
North Platte river at the mouth of
Cedar creek, is in very poor health
this fall and confined to his room
much of the time. He is past II, and
a strenuous life, both as a soldier in
the wal of the Rebellion, as well as
more than % years ON the frontier,
have told on his constitution.
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