, 1907-03-07

He reports hat she is now almost
entirely recovered.
Mrs. j. NJ. Sterrett, who has been
i'll at the ranch of her son, l.. g..
Sterrett, three miles up the river, is
slightly improved. Mrs. Sterrett is
past 81 years of age and quite feeble
by reason of her age.
G. b. Sterrett returned Friday from
Hyatville, Wyoming, called home by
the serious illness of his mother who
is now at the ranch of her son, l.. G..
Sterrett. Mr.. Sterrett returned north
again on today's stage.
Miss George Snyder and her two
little sisters, Edna and Elsie, are
STAYING at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Kuykendall while their mother
is absent in attendance Cd her sick
husband at Encampment.
Mrs. A. j. Doggett left Tuesday
for Denver, where she and her hus-
band will make their future home.
Saratoga will miss these good people
from its society for they have been an
important factor for good in all ways.
Miss Sensintaffar has been suffer
ing with pains in her head the past
week and was confined to her room
the first Of the week. She was able
20 resume her duties in the Primary
department of the public school
again Tuesday.
Word comes from Denver that Mrs.
William Turnbull was operated on
at the Homeopathic hospital at Denver
last Thursday. She underwent the
ordeal safely and was recovering very
nicely, which will be good news to all
of her friends here.
Ed. Dinger was in the city Tuesday
He has now recovered from his broken
leg 10 such an extent that he can
navigate without crutch or cane. He
had II very narrow escape from per-
mannet injury and will, in the course
of time, be as well as ever.
Mrs. Humphrey came up from the
Midway "a few DAYS ago and is now
confined to her room with a temporary
~indisposition at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson. Miss Gertrude
went down to the Midway to assist i'll
The work there during her mothers
illness.
A sistant State Game Warden, &
G. Hickok, made "a trip to Encamp,
ment Sunday. He reports great
progress on the smelter, as well as
among all kinds of business interests
in tlat city and says everybody feels
confident of an unusually good bust
ness season in 1907.
The latest report from James shy
der, Who is lying ill with pneumonia
at T. lcampment, is that his condition
is slightly improved and hopes ar,
en- c.tained that he will soon be abb,
to b moved to his home in this city
Mrs Snyder is with him and he i,
having every care that can be givel
him
Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR Pennock wer'
down from Cow creek Monday. MI
Pennock is one of the old soldier
VIII will come in for an increase o
PEI sion under the new law Of Feb
runry 9th. Inasmuch as Mr.. PennocI
sery d his country faithfully ant
spent Ii months in that horror of hor
rors, Andersonville prison, he is en-
till to anything the government
can give him.
Ju lge Kuykendall, who has beel
Ia able health the past winter, at hi
ramci three miles up the river, will
81 ';ly come to the springs to take
com e of baths. The old judge ha
be- .roubled with a pain in his RICH.
arm md shoulder for some time, tn,
dtrrrt result of au attack of single
two rthree years ago and the pail
refuses to yield to ordinary treatment
TIL not springs here will doutles,
atfpr him speedy relief,
Gently moves the bowels aud a
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