, 1907-11-07

II. o. Widrig and wife have rented
the W. S. Adams cottage for the VIM
ter. MI. Widrig has charge of the
concrete work for theS. & E. Road.
A letter frem E. J. Fouts, who went
to Portland, Ore, a few days ago,
brings the information that they are
nicely settled at 294 Williams Ave.
Postmaster Elijah Moore was down
from French Monday of this week to
see his grand daughter, Buelah
Moore, off for her home in Montana.
Ben I. Carroll and family moved
from the Davis ranch Tuesday over to
the j. d. Parker place on the North
Fork. which Mr.. Carroll has purchas-
ed.
DR.. w. II. Lougeay, accompanied
by B. w. Osborn of Miller a. Osborn,
wholesale dealer in spices, came up
from Denver yesterday for a few days
fishing.
Earl Comstock, the resident man
ager of the Saratoga Springs compa-
ny, left yesterday morning for Den
yer, and on his return will bring Mrs.
Comstock with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Couzens and
little Eleanor, who were absent sever
al days last week visiting Cheyenne,
Green River, and other points, re-
turned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Russell came
in from Douglas, Wyo, Friday and
will settle in Saratoga if they can
find a honse in which to live. Resi-
dences in Saratoga are at a premium,
I. W. Stanley and j. D. Parker
left Tuesday afternoon for Portland,
Ore, and other points ON the coast,
where they will spend some time Wis.,
lting relatives and looking,the country
over.
E. A. Hayden, came down from Bea.
YER creek yesterday with his wife and
children, who left today for Boulder,
Colo, where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. Hayden will return home
tomorrow
The 9 business block of s. G.
Hunter begins to assume shape. Mr..
Hunter is crowd ed for room in his
present quarters, as his business has
grown out of all proportions to what
vas expected.
Miss Buelah Moore left yesterday
for Red Lodge, Mont, where she will
reside with an aunt at that place.
She was accompanied as far as Wal
colt by Grandpa Moore and her cous-
in, Miss Julia Sanger.
The thanks of the Sun force are due
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Stewart for a fine
lot of lettuce. 1t is rather late in the
season for that vegetable but it serves
to show what can be done in the val.
ley even thus late in the season.
j. A. Kitch, the Chicago mining
mau who is here developing the Mo-
hawk mine, in Gold Hill, was Joined
recently by his wife, two sons, Lauren
and Ira, and little daughter Evelyn.
They have taken Mrs. Walkers cot
tage ready furnished for six months.
George Garroutte, of the Encamp-
ment district, who has been at the
Cottage hotel suffering with asthma,
is slightly improved, though still a
very sick man. He was visited Sun
day by his brother, Joseph Garroutte,
who lives on a ranch near Encamp-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Paulson and
children expect to leave Sunday on "a
visit to Mrs. Paulson's relatives in
Mountain View, Okla. The trip will
be extended to Portales, N. NJ, for
the purpose of visiting DR.. j. r.
Bryan, q brother of Mrs. Paulson's
who is practicing at that place.
Fred Raymond, whose comedy, The
Missouri Girl, has made millions laugh
will present his new play, Old Arkan-
saw at the Jensen Opera house lon
Thursday evening Nov. 14th. This
is the first opportunity local amuse-
ment lovers have had to see Old Ar
kansaw, and a crowded house is a GER